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How to Kill a Guy in Ten Dates

by Shailee Thompson (Goodreads Author)

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First-Time Caller (Heartstrings, #1)

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The Boyfriend

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The Beantown Girls by Jane Healey

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How best to honor those we’ve lost? By not being afraid to live life and take risks, by daring to open your heart to possibility. By taking a chance to begin. Again.

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Wishtree

by Katherine Applegate

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“When we think new thoughts, we physically alter our brains. When we think new thoughts, we make healthier neural connections. When we think new thoughts, we blaze new trails. When we think new thoughts, everything changes for us.”
― Jennie Allen, Get Out of Your Head: Stopping the Spiral of Toxic Thoughts

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“How best to honor those we’ve lost? By not being afraid to live life and take risks, by daring to open your heart to possibility. By taking a chance to begin. Again.”
― Jane Healey, The Beantown Girls

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“The victim mentality is one of the deadliest mindsets, because a victim is totally incapable of changing his or her environment. Victims spend massive amounts of time sucking the life out of everyone else because they live in a powerless state of mind. Victims believe that their external world has to change in order for them to be okay. Because a victim is so out of control internally, he or she feels an enormous need to control everyone else.”
― Kris Vallotton, The Supernatural Power of Forgiveness: Discover How to Escape Your Prison of Pain and Unlock a Life of Freedom

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