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Bad Girls Don’t Die by Katie Alender
With a little bit of mystery, a touch of romance, and spine-chilling eerieness, Katie Alender’s Bad Girls Don’t Die is a great summer read!
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Bonk by Mary Roach
Bonk is an wonderful, open look at human behavior, and how society reacts & responds to that behavior. Enjoy Bonk with an open mind and a sense of the ridiculous – because, really, how seriously can we take ourselves?
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The Shack by Wm. Paul Young
The scenes this author paints are majestic and make your imagination go wild.
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Your Neighborhood Gives Me the Creeps by Adam Selzer
Your Neighborhood Gives Me The Creeps tells about the wayward adventures of Adam Selzer, self proclaimed nerd, Ghost Hunter, Paranormal investigator, and skeptic.
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Perfume by Daniel Suskind
German author Patrick Susskind wrote Das Perfume (Perfume) in 1985; an exploration of scent and how it connects to our emotions and ultimately, our humanity.
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Speed of Dark by Elizabeth Moon
Winner of the 2003 Nebula Award and the 2003 Arthur C. Clarke Award, The Speed of Dark merits at least a second, if not a third read!
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Where The Wild Things Are by Dave Eggers
Just a longer version of that picture book you loved.
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Scary Fairy Tales by Ludmilla Petrushevskaya
Quirky and powerful, it’s a quick, enjoyable, and very interesting read.
