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• Binky's Guide to Love

  a Cartoon Book

  Groening, Matt

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  I read this in 1994, and it didn't age well :(

• The Viscount Who Loved Me

  Quinn, Julia

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  2nd book in the Bridgerton series - loved it!

• The Lincoln Conspiracy

  the Secret Plot to Kill America's 16th President--and Why It Failed

  Meltzer, Brad,

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  So timely. Very interesting story including the Pinkerton agency and the first female private investigator in the country.

• An Offer From a Gentleman

  Quinn, Julia

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  Book 3 of the Bridgerton series. It starts off as a total remake of Cinderella and I loved it. The story gets a bit convoluted but ultimately yet another Julia Quinn success.

• Romancing Mister Bridgerton

  Quinn, Julia, 1970-

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  Book 4 of the Bridgerton series. This involves Penelope and Colin finally falling in love, and the Unmasking of Lady Whistledown. So far my favorite of the series was book 2, followed by the beginning of book 3, but I enjoyed this one as well.…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• My Sister, the Serial Killer

  a Novel

  Braithwaite, Oyinkan,

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  It was a bit slow going for me, but ultimately a very interesting mystery story about two sisters in Nigeria and the man that got between them (the doctor or the coma patient).

• The Spy Who Couldn't Spell

  a Dyslexic Traitor, An Unbreakable Code, and the FBI's Hunt for America's Stolen Secrets

  Bhattacharjee, Yudhijit,

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  Well, the guy lived in Bowie, MD so that was exciting for me. Otherwise, it was pretty slow going. The idea for the story was interesting enough but the book itself was kind of boring, and the last 1/4 was a very detailed summary of the code he…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Fire Next Time

  Baldwin, James, 1924-1987

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• To Sir Phillip, With Love

  Quinn, Julia

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  I enjoy all the Bridgerton novels, but this one might be the worst. The Phillip character is such a "project" I can't believe that Eloise would want to deal with all his issues. And he's so angry, etc. When they finally enlighten us on why he's so…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Duke and I

  Quinn, Julia

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  Reading this book you can definitely see why it was made into a show. I really enjoyed this first Bridgerton book which introduces the Bridgerton Family and Lady Whistledown.

• Funny, You Don't Look Autistic

  a Comedian's Guide to Life on the Spectrum

  McCreary, Michael, 1996-

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• Diary of An Awesome Friendly Kid

  Rowley Jefferson's Journal

  Kinney, Jeff,

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  This ended up being so funny. I especially liked Rowley's superhero character who was created by a double rainbow :)

• Midnight Sun

  Meyer, Stephenie, 1973-

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  I enjoyed this version of Twilight from Edward's point of view for about the first half. The second half was really boring (like trying to write down what is happening in a movie) and had way too much exposition of things Edward didn't even…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Because of Miss Bridgerton

  Quinn, Julia, 1970-

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  I don't think I've read this many books in a series since I read Harry Potter. But I need to rush because they're in high demand. This was sort of a prequel to the Bridgerton books, featuring Edmund's older sister. I enjoyed it except for the…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Girl With the Make-believe Husband

  Quinn, Julia, 1970-

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  This was my favorite Julia Quinn book. I really enjoyed this cute romance with Edward Rokesby, neighbor and unofficial betrothed to Billie Bridgerton (Edmund B.'s sister) and his best friend's sister, Cecelia. Not *really* a Bridgerton prequel, but…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Other Miss Bridgerton

  a Bridgertons Prequel

  Quinn, Julia, 1970-

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  I loved this one too. It's about Andrew Rokesby who is working for the English Navy when he comes upon Poppy Bridgerton, cousin of Edmund. In this book, Benedict Bridgerton is just being born. Yes, you need to ignore the part that she was…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• First Comes Scandal

  a Bridgertons Prequel

  Quinn, Julia, 1970-

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  Last Rokesby book :( This one is Georgiana Bridgerton (Edmund's sister)'s story of being scandalized and ending up marrying Nicholas Rokesby. It's a cute story where she ends up getting to help Nicholas with his medical practice, as much as a woman…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Murder, Interrupted

  True-crime Thrillers

  Patterson, James, 1947-

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  This is the second volume of this series that I've read. I think Patterson takes true crimes and turns them into stories. They're definitely interesting choices. These two stories were ultimately sad though.

• A Very Punchable Face

  a Memoir

  Jost, Colin, 1982-

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  I enjoyed this book quite a bit. I did get kind of 'bored" in the middle so I read a James Patterson book in the middle but there are some really funny stories in here.

• Just Like Heaven

  Quinn, Julia, 1970-

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  The first book of the Smith-Smythe series. I liked this one a lot. It's Bridgerton-related in that the Bridgertons are friendly with the Smythe-Smiths and show up in the book.