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Must-Read Books March 2025 |
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| Unromance by Erin ConnorIn search of inspiration to break her writer's block, romance author Sawyer Greene agrees to help her recent one-night stand, TV star and hopeless romantic Mason West, become disillusioned with love. The pair craft a list of romantic tropes that Sawyer will ruin for Mason, but their platonic dates quickly turn into something more in this "immensely charming debut" (Kirkus Reviews). For fans of: Business or Pleasure by Rachel Lynn Solomon. |
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Good girl : a novel
by Aria Aber
Nila, a nineteen-year-old German-Afghan, explores art, philosophy and freedom In Berlin's vibrant underground, but must confront rising racial tensions and her own identity after falling under the influence of a controlling American writer.
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Promise me sunshine : a novel
by Cara Bastone
Grieving the loss of her best friend, Lenny's life is turned upside down when she babysits for Reese's daughter Ainsley, where she meets Miles, the grumpy stranger who swears he can help her live again. Original.
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The queens of crime : a novel
by Marie Benedict
In 1930 London, the Queens of Crime, a secret society of renowned women writers led by Dorothy L. Sayers investigates the murder of nurse May Daniels, found strangled in a park, and must navigate a web of intrigue and danger as they challenge societal norms.
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Ambush
by Colleen Coble
Returning to her hometown to heal and unlock the mystery of her parents' murder, Paradise Alden uncovers deadly threats at a wildlife refuge and must also confront her past with Blake Lawson, the man who broke her heart.
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Girl anonymous
by Christina Dodd
Haunted by her mother's role in a deadly feud years ago, Maarja is drawn back into the dangerous world of the Bouchard crime family forcing her and Dante Bouchard to confront their pasts and a relentless shared enemy.
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All the other mothers hate me : a novel
by Sarah Harman
When single mom Florence Grimes' son is accused of causing the mysterious disappearance of a bully classmate, she must manage her disdain of the other moms, her own self-doubts and unexpected truths to prove his innocence.
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Into the woods
by Jenny Holiday
At a summer arts camp, Gretchen, a jaded dance instructor, tries to avoid romance, but sparks fly with broody rockstar Teddy, the pair have a fling that may become something deeper if she's willing to risk her heart again. Original.
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The vanishing of Josephine Reynolds : a novel
by Jennifer Moorman
After buying her ancestral home, Josephine Reynolds is mysteriously transported to 1927 where she bonds with her great-grandmother Alma, but when she returns to the present and finds history altered, Josephine must race to rewrite the past to save both Alma's life and her own existence. Original.
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Bonded in death
by J. D. Robb
Lieutenant Eve Dallas investigates the mysterious murder of an elderly man linked to the Urban Wars while being targeted by a vengeful killer, in the latest addition to the long-running series following Passions in Death. 750,000 first printing.
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Gentle : rest more, stress less, and live the life you actually want
by Courtney Carver
A guide to overcoming overwhelm and embracing self-compassion through 30 mindful practices that promote rest, simplicity and personal growth, encouraging a slower pace, reduced stress, and more meaningful relationships for lasting joy and balance. 35,000 first printing.
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| Fairy Door Diaries: Eliza and the Flower Fairies by Megan McDonald; illustrated by Lenny WenStepping through the teeny-tiny door in her secret hideout, Eliza finds herself in an enchanted world of flower fairies. There's magic, adventure, and lots of colorful pictures in this series-starter from Judy Moody author Megan McDonald. For fans of: Daisy Meadows' Rainbow Fairies series. |
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| All Better Now by Neal ShustermanA new airborne epidemic has a 4% mortality rate, but survivors report complete freedom from negative emotions. Three teens -- one immune, one a super-spreader, and one determined to eradicate the virus -- are pulled into moral dilemmas with global consequences. Read-alikes: Josh Silver's Happy Head; Brooke Archer's Hearts Still Beating. |
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| Good Golden Sun by Brendan Wenzel"Good golden sun, where have you been?" asks the honeybee, kicking off a series of boldly illustrated questions demonstrating the connections between the sun and life on Earth. The gentle rhythm and inquisitive structure makes Good Golden Sun a strong choice for storytime as well as engaging curious minds. |
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