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Cindy’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Cindy’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Cindy R. Escobar’s Followers (7)
Cindy R. Escobar
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September 2023
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| This is novel has elements of literary fiction, which means the story is driven by the characters rather than events in the plot. Walker did a fantastic job of describing the devastation of grief and the God-give peace that is received once grief has ...more | |
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| This was my first time reading one of Mary Mecham's books. It was an enjoyable story with fun banter, interesting cons that Rapunzel and the dragon concoct, and a twist toward the end. There was only a handful of things that I did not agree with. Thi ...more | |
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| This was my first time reading one of Mary Mecham's books. It was an enjoyable story with fun banter, interesting cons that Rapunzel and the dragon concoct, and a twist toward the end. There was only a handful of things that I did not agree with. Thi ...more | |
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A Spring of Daisies (The Cables Series):
"Escobar did a fantastic job of keeping me on the edge of my seat. I don’t normally read much fiction, and it’s been years since I’ve read a western. Now I’m hooked. This is book 1 of a series (currently at 3 books but still growing). I bought the oth"
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| This was an excellent prequel to the original Hunger Games trilogy! I enjoyed that it was written in first person present tense from the perspective of Haymitch. What Haymitch endured in his second quarter quell broke my heart, but the story tied som ...more | |
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| I have had the privilege of following this author since she released her debut novel. To Bind the Stars was a masterful conclusion to an epic series. I thought D. E. Carlson told a magnificent tale of spiritual warfare, salvation, and redemption thro ...more | |
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