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The Girls Trip

by Ally Condie (Goodreads Author)

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Change of Plans

by Sarah Dessen (Goodreads Author)

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The Wishing Game by Meg Shaffer

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Some people like to talk about how resilient kids are, but these were people who’d forgotten how hard everything hit you when you were a kid.

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“If you meet something insurmountable, don’t try and fight it. It will only leave you with bruises. The trick is to outsmart it and do something it wouldn’t expect.”
― Phaedra Patrick, The Messy Lives of Book People

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“Autumn is its own kind of magic; it reminds us of the beauty in letting go.” —A Season for Everything”
― Rachel Griffin, The Nature of Witches

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“As every reader knows, the social contract between you and a book you love is not complete until you can hand that book to someone else and say, Here, you’re going to love this.”
― Ann Patchett, These Precious Days: Essays

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“MOST OF THE writers and artists I know were made for sheltering in place. The world asks us to engage, and for the most part we can, but given the choice, we’d rather stay home.”
― Ann Patchett, These Precious Days: Essays

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