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Book Club In A Box
by Kristin Hannah
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Great book! Recomend!!!

The Action Bible: Faith In Action Edition
by Sergio Cariello
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This book is recommended for everyone, everywhere. With action, Sergio tells people who haven't accepted Christ.

Weaker vessels
by Watkins
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Only book i had near me. Too gossipy for me. Hope for another book for next read

The Who Was? History of the World
by Paula K. Manzanero,Who HQ
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it was cool!????????????.

A Very Bad Thing
by J T Ellison
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A story within a story … lies, secrets, murder, what more could you ask for?

What Is Democracy?
by Kevin Winn
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it was good

We Are Villains
by Kacen Callender
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This book was awful. I kept waiting for it to get better but it just got worse and worse. I don’t care about any of the characters, I don’t fully understand their motivations, the setting doesn’t really make sense, and overall was just horrible. I was close to giving up part way though but decided push through in case the ending made up for the awfulness.

Felix J. O'neill, Poet Priest Of New England
by Thomas E. Young
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I highly recommend this book for those interested in local Stafford history. It's well done and includes many of Farther O'Neill's poems written while he was the priest at Saint Edwards Church.

Investigators: Take The Plunge
by John Patrick Green
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The book is a mix of adventure, humor, and mystery. I'm not only saying this for the second book, but for entire series.

The Literature Of Japanese American Incarceration
by Frank Abe
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Powerful stories and poems from Japanese Americans unjustly incarcerated during WWII.
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