List of the books I recommend when someone asks 'what should I read next' and actually means it.
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Kindle E-Readers - Read, Write & Create
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Because sometimes the best adventures begin with a terrible idea. This was such a fun book to listen to! The narrators do such a great job.
The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett
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A heartfelt journey filled with tenderness, hope, and the kind of emotional twists that sneak up on you when you least expect them.
The Road to Tender Hearts by Annie Hartnett
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A contemporary reimagining of the beloved classic Little Women. It has twists and questionable characters, and the delicious feeling of thinking youβve figured it outβonly to realize you absolutely have not.
Beth Is Dead by Katie Bernet
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This book is a fun summer read. It has family secrets, complicated relationships, summer chaos, and plenty of heart.
These Summer Storms by Sarah MacLean
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Royal drama - say less! If you enjoy family secrets, unexpected twists, and characters trying to figure out who they are, then this is your next book.
The Heir Apparent by Rebecca Armitage
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Sometimes the best love stories are the ones you never see coming. A charming, heartfelt read about second chances, unexpected connections, and finding your voice when life takes an unexpected turn.
Thank You for Listening by Julia Whelan
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What if being a good person isn't nearly as simple as it sounds? A thought-provoking, emotionally messy story about choices, consequences, forgiveness, and the complicated business of trying to do the right thing.
A Good Person by Kirsten King
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Sheβs mad. Sheβs memorable. And sheβs absolutely not here to behave. Step into a story filled with wit, chaos, heart, and a heroine who proves that being a little unconventional can be your greatest superpower.