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  • Martin Misunderstood

    By Karin Slaughter
    3 stars

  • Masher

    By Fifi Colston
    3 stars

    Fun story that's heading to our school library shelf

  • A New Dawn

    By Emeli Sione
    3 stars

    I like the combination of the personal historical story with the facts surrounding the Dawn Raids.

  • The Silent Treatment

    By Abbie Greaves
    5 stars

    Relationships and parenthood and the things we don't share until it's (almost) too late

  • The Summer House

    By James Patterson
    4 stars

    A thriller right to the end

  • How am I doing?

    By Dr Corey Yaeger
    3 stars

    An interactive self-help book with lots of questions to ponder.

  • The things you can see only when you slow down

    By Haemin Sunim
    5 stars

    Great contemplative read. A book I would like to read again and again over time.

  • Greta & Valdin

    By Rebecca K Reilly
    4 stars

    loved this modern family story

  • Testimony

    By Anita Shreve
    4 stars

    One bad event affects numerous people in different ways.

  • Taken

    By Dinuka McKenzie
    4 stars

    Liking Detective Kate Miles in this Australian mystery about a baby girl who goes missing

  • The little wartime library

    By Kate Thompson
    4 stars

    Great historical fiction based around the Bethnal Green underground library during WWII.

  • Enemy at the gate

    By Philippa Werry
    4 stars

    After lockdowns during Covid, it is good to read about the historical lockdowns during the polio outbreak and it's effects.

  • Someone else's shoes

    By Jojo moyes
    3 stars

    Payback - big time.

  • The hour I first believed

    By Wally Lamb
    3 stars

    Interesting read of the aftermath of Columbine High School massacre - how the lives of the survivors could be affected

  • Invisible Nation Homeless Families in America

    By Richard Schweid
    3 stars

    Data driven. Like how the book also takes a historical look at homelessness and how different Presidents viewed the homeless situation and their plans to eradicate it (without success).

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