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Lara Meehan

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Puppy Brain: How Our Dogs Learn, Think, and Love

by Kerry Nichols

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The Witches of Cambridge (The Witches of Cambridge, #1)

by Alice Hoffman (Goodreads Author)

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All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker

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Three weeks into three months as winter undressed Monta Clare, tipping its way down the bare hillside, the naked arms of trees knitting a white sky without break.

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04 Jul 25 · Flag

Kristin

Hi Lara!! I agree with your review, loved this book, but sometimes the scenic descriptions were a bit much. This part here tho, was gold. Hope you are well xoxo

05 Jul 25 · Flag

Lara Meehan

Hi! Totally agree. I appreciate the romanticism but sometimes unnecessary!! Miss you xoxo

What We Can Know

by Ian McEwan

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Rebecca

by Daphne du Maurier

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“Don’t approach your history as something to be shaken for its cautionary fruit…Tell your stories, and your story will be revealed…Don’t be afraid of appearing angry, small-minded, obtuse, mean, immoral, amoral, calculating, or anything else. Take no care for your dignity. Those were hard things for me to come by, and I offer them to you for what they may be worth.”
― Mary Karr, Lit

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“We need friends who wince along with our pain, who tolerate our gloom, and who allow us to be weak for a while when we’re finding our feet again.”
― Katherine May, Wintering: The Power of Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times

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