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MrsBridges

Joined October 2019

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Hello, Universe | Erin Entrada Kelly
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I loved this book from the very opening scene. The quirky characters caught me right away. Then when you realize how intricately Erin Entrada Kelly wove together the myriad of little tiny connections it is no wonder this book took the Newbery in 2018.

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Educated: A Memoir | Tara Westover
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Pretty rough read. It took me almost a year. But it was worth it.

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Three Times Lucky | Sheila Turnage
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Nothing like a good middle grade murder mystery. The plot twists are amazing and the character development is spot on. First in the series, can‘t wait to read the rest.

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Hope in The Holler | Lisa Lewis Tyre
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Good plot twists. Loved it ❤️ but it won‘t be my top pick for the Great Stone Face Award.

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24 Hours in Nowhere | Dusti Bowling
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Short & Skinny | Mark Tatulli
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This graphic novel is epic! Loved everything about it, it transported me back to my high school days SO HARD! We used to make elaborate movies just like these kids... and loved Star Wars! Nerds rejoice and put this on your TBR.

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Beautiful. Quick. 340 pages of small moments to track one magical day.

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Fabulous novel in verse. One of last year‘s Great Stone Face nominees that I missed. Love all the references to Kate DiCamillo‘s Tale of Despereaux.

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This was beautifully Illustrated. I suppose I‘m a bit of a traditionalist though in that the descriptive language was certainly missed.

cozypunk Great observation. I hear you about the descriptive language... here it comes... buuuut I know plenty of people who want to cut straight to the plot and dialogue. I love that classics come in so many different formats. 4y
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