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Suse’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Suse’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Suse Wilcox
Goodreads Author
Member Since
July 2015
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Shrive
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The Secrets of Chilkoot Trail
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The Secrets of Iao Valley (The Secrets Series)
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Every October
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The Secrets of Orte: The Last Race for Freedom (The Secrets Series)
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My Journey To Crazyland
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2013
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Rubiks: The Rabbit Mysteries Book 1
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2016
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Bullies, Coasters, Hermits, and Heroes
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2015
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5 editions
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Jennifer Doesn't Like Halloween
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2019
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2 editions
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Every October
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Suse’s Recent Updates
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Fun book for kids Children will enjoy this book. The tooth fairy has a brother who follows behind her and steals the money she leaves for teeth. He stops when he is caught but starts back up again. It’s a cute story and is nicely illustrated. |
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Inspiring and Informative This book teaches young girls (ages 8-12) about space exploration and the different career paths related to it. It tells the stories of many women who contributed to space exploration and achieved various milestones. The lay ...more |
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Ponytail suspense This is a unique crime story about a person who attacks women from behind, drugs them, and cuts off their ponytails. The detective on the case, Amanda, is a tough female protagonist, and she walks the reader through her investigatio ...more |
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Thought-provoking Mehmet Caliskan presents the reader with 3 books within one binding that offer unique theories regarding humanity, cosmology, and the intersection between the two. The first book relates the human mind to a computer with proper or i ...more |
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Fun with Fluffy Fluffy is the daughter cat of Ramsey the cat, and they live in CA. Fluffy leaves her father and her comfortable life in Hollywood to travel to Africa where she becomes a safari cat. Fluffy causes mischief and experiences fun, danger, a ...more |
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Sweet and Calming Bedtime Story “Wherever You Wander” is a sweet and calming bedtime story. The book reassures children of how much they are loved through the use of rhymes about a mother and her child. The illustrations are endearing. A couple of ite ...more |
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Good murder mystery This is the first book I’ve read in this series. I enjoyed the characters and the unfolding plot about the murder of a wealthy businessman near a lodge by a waterfall. The detectives pursuing the case are realistic, and their tact ...more |
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ER room chaos Callaghan has written an interesting novel offering a glimpse into a 1970’s ER in an urban and impoverished area. The story flips between nurse Mary Grace and Dr. David and their romantic attraction to other people/relatives to the chao ...more |
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Unique sci-fi adventure One For The Money, Two For The Soul takes the reader on a wild ride into sci-fi. The death of a young girl named Winnie has her soul split between a silly girl and a logical boy named Garm, who becomes an assassin. The evildoe ...more |
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Homesteading in the Canadian wilderness This is a story about love, survival, and faith in the Canadian wilderness. Kate marries a rugged man with strong Biblical beliefs that he often applies to maintain his authority in the family. She and Dave rai ...more |
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“I can see how it might be possible for a man to look down upon the earth and be an atheist, but I cannot conceive how a man could look up into the heavens and say there is no God.”
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Writers' Conferences
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— last activity May 20, 2020 11:15AM
Writing Conferences: This group is a guide to writing conferences, writing workshops, and writing retreats. Great place to hang out and get informatio ...more
Goodreads Authors/Readers
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— last activity 1 hour, 27 min ago
This group is dedicated to connecting readers with Goodreads authors. It is divided by genres, and includes folders for writing resources, book websit ...more
Get Honest Book Reviews without Review Swaps
— 1865 members
— last activity 19 hours, 45 min ago
We finally have our own library, as many active participants requested: revvue.co. If you’re new, simply add your Amazon book link on Revvue.co and w ...more