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Song Of Achilles
by Madeline Miller
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Absolutely captivating. I couldn't stop reading it, and I'm heartbroken to have finished it.

The Raven
by Edgar Allan Poe
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A Narrative Poem about a man whose visited by a mysterious crow as he refused to come to terms with the passing of his lover, leading to his spiral into madness.

Night Shift
by Charlaine Harris
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The folks in Midnight TX are always up to something strange. Lots of fun from Ms Harris as usual.

Meet Jesus Ready, Set, Find
by Scandinavia
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Great book. My toddler loves look and find books. We also read it to our Sunday School class.

The Cask Of Amontillado
by Edgar Allan Poe
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A narrative dealing with the consequences of misplaced trust and betrayal.

Dog Wants To Play
by Christine McDonnell
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Nice short read. My daughter wanted to go play with our dogs after we read this.

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I love the book and the pictures. I learn the baby yoga poses and I am having fun!

Meet Jesus Ready, Set, Find
by Scandinavia
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Great book. My toddler loves look and find books. We also read it to our Sunday School class.

Up in the leaves: The True Story of the Central Park Treehouses
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I love the book and it is a true story about a boy who secretly built treehouses in New York City's Central Park. Even though the park maintenance workers remove the treehouses, he kept building the bigger and bigger treehouses until one day that the park administrator offered him a job to take care of the trees.

Skippyjon Jones
by Judy Schachner
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This book came to us in the Dolly Parton book mailing. Although my daughter like the little cat she had trouble getting through this book. She’s 2.5 abs it may be too big of a read for her now.
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