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Bedtime For Batman
by Michael Dahl

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Good

I Can Read My First
by James Dean

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It’s a nice book to start with toddlers. Pages are colorful with pictures and short sentences.

Serpent & Dove
by Shelby Mahurin

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I liked this book a lot, it had me really rooting for the characters. The twists caught me by surprise and the way it came together was really nice. The only thing I didn't like was how happy the ending was. It seemed impossible that everyone got stabbed but now they're all okay?? I know they're witches but it seemed a little bit hard to believe.

If He Had Been With Me
by Laura Nowlin

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This was so lame. Maybe the audiobook made it worse, but it was cringey. and tiaras?? really??

Where is my home?
by Katerina veselova

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I love this book.

The Rainbow Fish
by Marcus Pfister

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Nice book

#CrimeTime
by Jeneva Rose & Drew Pyne

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Not too long of an audiobook. It was a fun listening audiobook. Listen all the way through to where authors talk for a surprise to the book

The Body In The Library
by Agatha Christie

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I found this book pretty interesting. The way Agatha Christie makes sure you don't know who the killer is until the final reveal keeps you on the edge of your seat!

More Myself
by Alicia Keys

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Wow! This was a one of a kind "reading" experience! I 100% recommend the audio version of this book. From the snippets of Alicia singing and playing the piano to the short poignant guest speakers at the beginning of a few chapters made the audio version stand out fantastically. Learning about how Alicia came to be in her current stage in life, the way she supports women in all the ways she can, and how she has kept her marriage and family at the forefront of her life (ahead of her career) was amazing to read about. Now, I do not care for books that go into one's political views, and she does quite a bit of that in her book (whether I agree or disagree with political views, I do not look to celebrities to influence me, I will do my own research and come to my own opinions). Though, I can't discount the fact that listening to her tell her life's truth and showcase her artistry made me look past those political moments.

Excuse Me!: A Little Book Of Manners
by Karen Katz

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Good