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    A Big Little Life: A Memoir of a Joyful Dog - Trixie Koontz by Dean Koontz
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    'A Big Little Life: A Memoir of a Joyful Dog' by Dean Koontz is a heartwarming memoir that revolves around the life of Trixie, a Golden Retriever, who becomes an integral part of the author and his wife's life. Through anecdotal stories, Koontz portrays the impact Trixie had on their lives, bringing joy, wonder, and a renewed sense of love. The book not only delves into the charming and intelligent personality of Trixie but also explores the philosophical and spiritual lessons learned from the bond between humans and dogs. Koontz's writing style is a blend of humor, emotion, and introspection, making the reader laugh and cry while reflecting on the profound connection between pets and their owners.

    Our first house in Newport Beach, in the neighborhood known as Harbor Ridge, had an exceptionally long upstairs hallway, actually a gallery open to the foyer below. Because this hall was carpeted and ...

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    Strong Enough by David Romanov, Melanie Harlow
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    'Strong Enough' by David Romanov and Melanie Harlow is a powerful love story that explores the journey of Maxim, a young man from Russia who moves to America to chase his dreams. However, his plans take an unexpected turn when he finds himself in a difficult situation with nowhere to go. Derek, an older man struggling with his own internal battles, offers Maxim a place to stay for the night, leading to a complex and emotional relationship between the two characters. The book delves deep into themes of self-discovery, acceptance, and the challenges of pursuing happiness in the face of societal expectations.

    The writing style in 'Strong Enough' is described as heartfelt, emotional, and captivating. Readers praise the authors for creating a story that is not just a romance, but a tale of personal growth, self-acceptance, and the power of love to overcome obstacles. The characters, Maxim and Derek, are portrayed as complex and relatable, with their emotional journey resonating with readers on a profound level.

    Twenty minutes later, I let myself into the beautiful three-bedroom brick house I’d purchased a few years ago when I’d been about to propose to my then-girlfriend. I thought we’d be married by now. I ...

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    Worse Guy by Ruby Dixon
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    "Worse Guy" by Ruby Dixon follows the story of Victor, a clone of the notorious gladiator Crulden the Ruiner, who is awakened on Risda III, a sanctuary for human refugees. Discriminated against for his DNA and beastly features, Victor struggles to adapt to society and is treated poorly by the guards. Bee, a human female with a determination to help other human females on Risda III, is given the challenging task of rehabilitating Victor. As Bee and Victor navigate their unconventional friendship, they face challenges and build a unique bond, leading to unexpected romance. The plot combines elements of sci-fi, romance, and humor, with a focus on character growth and overcoming prejudices in a diverse universe.

    "Thank you for seeing me, sir." I give First Rank Novis a cheery smile as I stare up (and up and up) at him. The mesakkah guardsman looks very severe. His horns are capped with plain metal, his face i...

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    The Things We Cannot Say by Kelly Rimmer
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    'The Things We Cannot Say' by Kelly Rimmer alternates between two timelines, following the stories of Alina in WWII Poland and Alice in present-day dealing with family challenges. Alina, a young woman in Poland during WWII, faces the horrors of war and finds love amidst betrayal and fear. In the present day, Alice navigates family complexities, including raising an autistic son, while uncovering her grandmother's secrets in Poland. weaves together mystery, romance, family dynamics, and themes of courage, strength, loyalty, honor, and love across generations.

    I’m having a very bad day, but however bad I feel right now, I know my son is feeling worse. We’re at the grocery store a few blocks away from our house in Winter Park, Florida. Eddie is on the floor,...

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    The Summer Remains - The Summer Remains by Seth King
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    The Summer Remains by Seth King is a poignant and heart-wrenching love story that follows the journey of Summer Johnson, a young woman facing a life-threatening illness, and Cooper Nichols, the man who enters her life and changes it forever. The dual point of view narration allows readers to deeply connect with both characters as they navigate through love, loss, and the complexities of life. The writing style is described as stunning, emotional, and thought-provoking, with a focus on societal perceptions, personal struggles, and the beauty of human connections.

    I fidgeted on the hospital bed as Dr. Steinberg entered, the late-spring sunlight mocking me as smiled onto the industrial tile floors. I’d known Steinberg since I was four. He’d handled almost all of...

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    Go by Kazuki Kaneshiro
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    'Go' by Kazuki Kaneshiro follows the story of Sugihara, a Korean teen living in Japan, facing discrimination and prejudice due to his ethnicity. The narrative delves into his struggles with identity, family dynamics, first love, and the societal challenges he encounters as a minority in Japan. Through Sugihara's journey, the book explores themes of coming of age, cultural assimilation, and the complexities of navigating different worlds while trying to find acceptance and understanding.

    The writing style of 'Go' is described as thought-provoking, heartfelt, and engaging. The author weaves a narrative that not only captures the personal struggles of the protagonist but also sheds light on broader social issues such as racism, discrimination, and the quest for belonging. The story is portrayed as a blend of young adult fiction, romance, and bildungsroman, offering readers a poignant and insightful exploration of identity and resilience.

    I was fourteen the first time my old man uttered that word in my presence. We were watching some New Year’s special where these three gorgeous actresses jetted off to Hawaii and kept shouting, “Beauti...

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    To Selena, With Love by Chris Perez
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    'To Selena, With Love' by Chris Perez provides a heartfelt and intimate look into the life of Selena Quintanilla Pérez through the eyes of her husband. Readers are taken on a journey through Selena's personal struggles, dreams, and the deep love shared between the couple. Perez's writing style beautifully captures the essence of their relationship, offering a unique perspective on the beloved singer's life offstage. delves into Selena's humanity, showcasing her vulnerabilities, passions, and the impact she had on those around her.

    The seat next to me on the plane ride home from Acapulco was empty, but not for long. After a little while, Selena joined me. I had been playing guitar with Selena y Los Dinos for a year by then, but ...

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    A Time to Remember by Stanley Shapiro
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    'A Time to Remember' by Stanley Shapiro is a time travel story where the protagonist, David Russell, is sent back in time to stop Lee Harvey Oswald from assassinating John F. Kennedy. Through a series of unexpected events, the story explores an alternate reality where the United States becomes a right-wing militaristic state, showcasing twists and turns that keep the reader engaged. The plot revolves around the premise that if JFK had lived, significant historical events, such as the Vietnam War, could have been altered.


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    A Cuban Girl's Guide to Tea and Tomorrow by Laura Taylor Namey
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    A Cuban Girl's Guide to Tea and Tomorrow follows Lila, a young girl from a close-knit Cuban family in Miami who experiences multiple heartbreaks leading to her family sending her to Winchester, England to stay with an aunt. Initially resistant to the change, Lila gradually finds herself enjoying her time in England, baking at her aunt's B&B, and forming a budding romance with a local young man named Orion. The book beautifully captures Lila's growth as she navigates her past relationships, explores new opportunities, and grapples with the idea of following her dreams while honoring her family's traditions. The writing style is described as warm, descriptive, and immersive, allowing readers to vividly experience the characters' emotions and the settings.

    I’m here because the Cuban Remedy failed. It’s forever ancient and reads like a recipe. Though the ingredients may vary from family to family, the goal is always the same: suffer heartbreak and your f...

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    More Than Forever
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    Book 4 in the series:More Than

    More Than Forever - More Than by Jay McLean
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    In "More Than Forever" by Jay McLean, we follow the story of Lucy and Cameron, who meet at 15 during a tragic event in Lucy's life. The book explores their journey from teenage years to adulthood, navigating their relationships with friends and family while facing ups and downs in their own relationship. Readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster, experiencing a mix of laughter, tears, and heartwarming moments as the characters evolve and grow together.

    The book delves into themes of young love, friendship, loyalty, and overcoming obstacles. Through well-developed characters and a captivating writing style, Jay McLean intricately weaves a story that captures the essence of enduring love, personal growth, and the complexities of relationships, making it a compelling and emotional read for fans of romance and contemporary fiction.

    I watched her during the funeral, just like I watch her now, walking around her house greeting everyone with a fake smile. I know it's fake because her mom's gone, her dad's a mess, and she has six br...

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