Ten in the Meadow by John Butler

3 stars I found a copy of this book in the Little Free Library and was sad to see that the first page was falling out. I decided to take it home and doctor it up (see tips here) so I figured I might as well read it too.  This was a simple little book,…

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The White Book by Han Kang

4 stars I received a copy of this book from Goodreads in exchange for an honest review. Such a beautiful and haunting book. I really enjoyed this one. I read Han Kang’s Human Acts a while ago and absolutely loved it so I was so excited when I won a Goodreads giveaway for another one of her…

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My Squirrel Days by Ellie Kemper

4 stars This was a very funny book. I love Kemper’s characters in Bridesmaidsand The Office so it was fun to hear weird and humorous stories related to them as well as other parts of Kemper’s life. Honesty, this was just a great feel good book.  I think sometimes celebrity books can read a little dry in physical…

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Help! I’m a Prisoner in the Library by Eth Clifford

3 stars Found this in a Little Free Library and was intrigued by the title.  Overall, this was an entertaining book. Obviously it is a bit outdated as pretty much all of the problems presented could have been solved with the incorporation of cellphones. Because of this, I think some young readers may have a…

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Hilda and the Stone Forest (Hilda #5) by Luke Pearson

5 stars Another fantastic, amazing, superb Hilda adventure. I loved this book. It was so good. I was immediately hooked by the concept. As with the other books, I loved the story, I loved the characters. Everything was just perfect. This one does have quite the cliffhanger at the end. I am going to be…

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The Essential Dykes to Watch Out For by Alison Bechdel

4 stars I loved this collection. I recently wrote a review for a book, complaining that all the characters did was argue with one another. The characters in this book argue on nearly every page, yet it was somehow still fascinating. Apparently it’s the quality of the arguing that matters. A really interesting book that…

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