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JessieKB
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Pickpick

Loved this one almost as much as the grand pup did.🩷🤣🤷🏻‍♀️ Trivia buff, book whiz and anxiety stricken, Nina learns the identity of her father and suddenly gains a new family. While navigating her very scheduled life, here comes Tom and eventually the sparks fly. A little different than my norm and loved.

KadaGul Check out "Adult Assembly"! It's all about community and embracing the idea of letting go of the past but with a fun and light-hearted twist. 37m
dabbe *yummybooks*nomnomnom* 🖤🐾🖤 now
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Robotswithpersonality
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New motivational phrasing just dropped! 🔩😄

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Robotswithpersonality
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Um, that sounds amazing. Why would anyone mind?! 🌌💨📚😌

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JuliaTheBookNerd
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#CrazyLove 🤪😍

#FeelinTheLove 🍓🍰💌🧸💝🍫❣️🎀

#BookNerd 🤓📚💙

Eggs So beautiful 😍 3d
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Gorgeous ❤️ 2d
Bette Those books are lovely. ❤️ 2d
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limada
Murder in the Margins | Margaret Loudon
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I had moments with this new (to me) cozy mystery series. I liked the premise, I enjou the basic premise but there were times when the writing really just didn't carry me along - unnecessary details, and judgements about the characters being the best example. Overall a good book, and I'll see how the second book goes before I make any long-term decisions.

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TeamFiction
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AvidReader25
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A nonfiction account of the history of American bookstores. I loved that we start with Benjamin Franklin & continue until Barnes & Noble and Amazon change the landscape of bookshops. Along the way we learn about gay rights and black-owned shops that acted more like community hubs than a traditional store. I loved traveling to each new space and hearing their stories. If this doesn‘t want to make you support independents, I don‘t know what will.

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TeamFiction
Clown in a Cornfield | Adam Cesare
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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
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Featuring not one but TWO references to my beloved Jessica Fletcher & Murder, She Wrote - it‘s just a cozy good time with a murder in a bookstore in the quaint coastal town of Pirate‘s Cove with motives galore.

Throw in the beginnings of a romance between bookstore owner and new in town, Ellery Page with the gruff police chief, Jack Carson (only once Ellery has cleared himself as a possible suspect OF COURSE) & I‘m ready for another!

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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
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A second MSW reference! Be still my heart! 😍

MatchlessMarie Two of my childhood heroes in one quote 😍 stacked lol 2w
julesG Aaaand stacked! 2w
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