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Arvena
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Pickpick

Cute and snarky :) But it would be great to know how all was for them after/later :)

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 3w
AnnCrystal
😍💕😻💝.
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MemoirsForMe 😻😻😻 2w
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bluebookflower
Before I Fall | Lauren Oliver
Pickpick

4/5 ⭐

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Steph.Titus
One Of Us Is Lying | Karen McManus
Pickpick

34.2025

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Blueberry
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April wrap-up from Storygraph.

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AnnRaz
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“I knew he was a real friend because he had big ole pit sweat for me. That was some serious loyalty. I should have trusted his judgment about everything else.”

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Cupcake12
The Teacher | Freida McFadden
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#Two4Tuesday
1. I have around 30 physical books and 80 ebooks at home left to read. The problem is my daughter is an avid reader, when she finishes her books, she adds them to my pile 😂
2. Tagged. I couldn‘t put it down. One of my daughter‘s books!

TheSpineView Thanks for playing! 🩵📚🩵 1mo
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Blueberry
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1. Yes, probably 1000. (We were homeschoolers.)
2. The Perks of Being a Wallflower. I had no idea the book (and movie) were so good.

I tag @NataliePatalie

#Two4Tuesday.
@TheSpineView

TheSpineView Awesome 1K! 💜📚📚📚 Thanks for playing 1mo
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CoveredInRust
Better Than the Movies | Lynn Painter
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Pickpick

Honestly more like between pick and so so. I'm just not huge on YA anymore as personal preference, but this was pretty cute. Appreciated that the characters acted like their age group (17-18) rather than either preteens or adults who are nearing graduating from high school. It really rang true for me. Also loved that the mc was willing to change her mind about people when she was...presented with new evidence, we'll say 😆

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Jadams89
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Jadams89 I think this book would have hit much differently for me in college. A good read, but not something that speaks to me at this point in life. 1mo
5feet.of.fury It was my first reading! May have been more impactful if I read it in high school since there‘s so many coming of age elements. 1mo
CatLass007 I wonder if we would have been allowed to read it in high school? I was never one of the popular kids growing up. I definitely remember what it was like to feel like an outsider. 1mo
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Karisa It was a re-read for me and I think I appreciated it more this time. Something about the current climate of book bans and attacking vulnerable groups makes it more poignant and important now. There‘s a lot of honesty and sincerity in this slim book that centers around found family and kindness. 1mo
Read4life It was a reread for me. It did hit a bit differently this time. Ultimately, I‘m thankful I read it when I did both times. I got so much out of it both times in different ways. 1mo
CogsOfEncouragement This is a first read for me. I think reading it now is as good a time as ever. 1mo
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Jadams89
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5feet.of.fury I didn‘t see it coming at all! All he remembered before was his love for her. So heartbreaking. 1mo
CatLass007 Aunt Helen‘s role in his dissociation and the reason he was an observer and not a participant in the world around him was a complete shock! 1mo
Karisa @CatLass007 That was a horrible shock to me too. @5feet.of.fury Heartbreaking is right! I‘d read the book awhile back and had totally forgotten that twist 😢 1mo
Read4life Me, too @Karisa . There was a niggling in my mind and an unease but I had forgotten that twist so when it happened I felt shocked all over again. 1mo
CogsOfEncouragement Yes, definitely surprised because it is so uncommon for women to abuse in this way. I was concerned that the teacher, Bill, was going to be a villain. Was relieved Charlie had a good support system when the memory hit him. 1mo
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