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My Book Reviews

 
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The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins





 
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Thanksgiving at the Inn by Tim WhitneyLOVED this book! Such a heartwarming, touching story about family. This story is about Heath and his dad and their travels back to Massachusetts to live at the Inn. The story has some very interesting characters. I loved how well the characters were written - especially Preacher with his accent. Every time I picked up this book I was brought right into the story and could picture myself as a fly on the wall watching everything happen. It was like I was following Heath around learning as he did. The characters make it such a warm story that makes you realize that 'family' can be a variety of things. I could definitely see this story becoming a movie. It was so enjoyable to read and I think it'd be a shame to not have it on film. It's a good story that the whole family can enjoy. A+


Tim Whitney - if this is your debut, I can't wait to see what comes out next! Thank you for the read! 


 
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The Counseling by Marley GibsonI LOVED this book! It was not a book I would normally read but I enjoyed it thoroughly! The ONLY thing I didn't like about it was the ending...where it said "to be continued." Now I've gotta wait for the next one to come out! Maybe in the meantime I can catch up with the earlier books. That being said, though, I didn't feel lost because I hadn't read the first three books. This book, although it had references to the previous ones in the series, could be a stand alone book. I can't wait to see what happens next to Kendall! 

A shout out to Net Galley for allowing me the opportunity to read and review this book!


 
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I usually don't read short stories....because...well...I think they are too short! LOL But this one was filled with twists and turns and unexpected things. I loved it! It was a quick read (as I guess is the point of short stories lol) but it was enjoyable all the way through. Thank you John Brinling! It was a fun, unexpected read!


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