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Luis and Tabitha – Stephanie Campisi & Hollie Mengert

★★★★★ It was love. Love from afar. Love from far too afar. Luis, a handsome black-and-white tuxedo cat, lives (unofficially) in a small fire station. Luis was a cat about town. Dashing, Charming, Perfectly suave. And he is perfectly happy with his life ...until... He climbed a wall. And saw Tabitha. Elegant. Silky. Purfectly sophisticated. And… Continue reading Luis and Tabitha – Stephanie Campisi & Hollie Mengert

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A Flight of Broken Wings – Nupur Chowdhury

★★★★ Stop talking in circles, prof. You know that analogy doesn’t mean a thing. Aeriels aren’t…people. They don’t feel things like human beings. Aeriels are creatures of legend - incredibly pale skin, immortal, perfect bodies and (above all) wings. Some may be tempted to relate Aeriels to angels but that would be a mistake that they wouldn't… Continue reading A Flight of Broken Wings – Nupur Chowdhury

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Seven Questions on a Saturday – Tom Lewis

Tom Lewis, entertainment attorney by day and author by night, has published two stunning and otherworldly young adult novels. He's known for his startlingly realistic characters and fast-paced plots. With 47 film credits to his name, it's safe to say that this Santa Monica based author is keeping busy. He's drafted movie contracts for Life Like… Continue reading Seven Questions on a Saturday – Tom Lewis

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Magnolia Table: A Collection of Recipes for Gathering – Joanna Gaines

★★★★★ Above: pork tenderloin, grilled raspberry-chipotle (p. 235) There are two things I remember distinctly about those early days in our marriage. One, I really loved the act of putting on an apron...And, two, I had a domed glass cake stand on our counter that I never liked to see empty. Above: green beans amandine… Continue reading Magnolia Table: A Collection of Recipes for Gathering – Joanna Gaines

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Arabella and the Magic Pencil – Stephanie M. Ward

★★★★ ½ She was the only child of a duke and duchess who doted on their delightful daughter Beloved Arabella is used to having things her way - not in a mean or bratty way - just her way.  She's always been the apple of her parents eye and she loves being their only child. Except... Avery… Continue reading Arabella and the Magic Pencil – Stephanie M. Ward

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The Darkness: A Bulwark Anthology – Brittney Leigh

After all, every town has its secrets. Sophie, an aspiring high school reporter, has always known her town was a bit odd...but she's never had the proof until now. High school students are missing and yet no one wants to look into where they went. Sophie decides to take matters into her own hands - after all: This… Continue reading The Darkness: A Bulwark Anthology – Brittney Leigh

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BIG and Small in the Mirror – Mary Feliciani

★★★★ Brrring! Brrring! Brrring! The recess bell rang as the double doors were swung open… Marco and Carlo – best friends – do everything together. Eating lunch, talking and (above all) playing soccer. They take recess seriously – extremely seriously. There was no time to waste, and the ten fourth grade boys ran with lightening speed, their feet… Continue reading BIG and Small in the Mirror – Mary Feliciani

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Breaking Dawn – Stephenie Meyer

★★★★ Oh the memories. The angsty teen memories. They're all flooding back. It should come as no surprise that I have a dark and dangerous past - I was a Twihard. I loved this series with every beat of my teenage heart. I had a poster, I had a vegetarian vampire shirt, I had a themed birthday party, and… Continue reading Breaking Dawn – Stephenie Meyer