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sarahgreatlove
The Getaway List | Emma Lord
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I love Emma Lord‘s books, she‘s definitely an auto read for me. And the fun thing is now my 16 year old loves them too, so we can share. This one was an also set in New York City, poignant and meaningful and a mixture of happy and sad. Probably not my most favorite of hers but still a really great read. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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DebbieGrillo
Begin Again | Emma Lord
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Lord is quickly becoming an auto-read author for me. This is such a sweet YA Romance with well-written characters who grow as a result of the conflict. Andy's internal struggles remind me so much of my own. I feel seen. I love how the title was woven into the story.

Captivatedbybooks I LOVE when authors wove the title in the story 1mo
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themonaisa
Begin Again | Emma Lord
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🩷 a great one!! Beautiful development along with healthy thinking! Emma Lord has done her own internal work & you can tell from the characters‘ deep (and relatable) reflections. I just wish there was a little growth outside the grief, but in my mind she gets there next year 😉 Also MILO AND HIS FAMILY > 🥰

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Rachel.Rencher
Anne of Greenville | Mariko Tamaki
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Mehso-so

I wanted a little more from this one. It fell kind of flat for me.
I've come to a realization that, during the school year, I only have enough brain capacity to read young adult books. Not that they don't have literary merit, but they tend to be more fast-paced and hold my attention when I'm over-stimulated in every other sense. That said, I'm going to the library for a big YA haul tomorrow. What should I pick up?

shortsarahrose I totally relate to not necessarily having the brain space for capital L “Literature” all the time. I‘ve been reading a lot of genre fiction this year (romance, horror, YA, etc). Not that long ago I read Last Night at the Telegraph Club, which was a really good historical queer YA love story/coming of age story. 2mo
Rachel.Rencher @shortsarahrose Ooh, sounds fun! I'll pick it up. 🥰 2mo
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DebbieGrillo
The Getaway List | Emma Lord
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Riley and Tom, recent high school grads and former best friends reconnect and learn that, “Home has never been a place, but a feeling.“ This book is for anyone who has ever felt like they need to get away, or is searching for a place to belong.

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Andrea313
Hopepunk | Preston Norton
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Rebelling against a restrictive and rigid faith, mad support for the LGBTQ+, a girl inspired by art, and a literal musical triumph over the high school alt-right? What's not to love?! Sure, Hope's mom's turnaround in perspective felt a little too good to be true, and OK, I skipped most of the sci-fi story-within-a-story, but overall, so enjoyable. I can never resist self-discovery, good friends, and great music. #BooksAndBlooms

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JenlovesJT47
Anne of Greenville | Mariko Tamaki
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I‘m slowly working my way through my library‘s supply of Anne of Green Gables retellings. In this one, the parallels were not quite as clear for all of the characters but I still ended up enjoying it. Chipper approves. 👍🏻 3.5⭐️

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#LucyMaudMontgomery
#LGBTQ
#CatsOfLitsy
#Chipper

ShelleyBooksie Chipper ♡♡ 3mo
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Graciouswarriorprincess
The Getaway List | Emma Lord
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My first reading challenge of the year done. This is my second year doing the @onceuponabookclubbox 40 book reading challenge.

It was fun scratching off the squares.