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The God of the Woods

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A Tale of Two Cities

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Ryan Moore said: " Reminds me of Crime and Punishment in that it could have been much shorter and accomplished it's goal. The book is far too long and it's easy to get lost in the forest of description. However, the last 150 pages were riveting. ...more "

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Book cover for Heretics Anonymous: A Hilarious YA Novel About Atheist Teens, Friendship, and Faith in Catholic School

Heretics Anonymous: A Hilarious YA Novel About Atheist Teens, Friendship, and Faith in Catholic School by Katie Henry

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Sister Helen waves her hand. “I’ve been in Egyptian mosques, in Buddhist temples, in beautiful synagogues in Warsaw and Jerusalem. I don’t need to believe in Buddha or wear a Star of David to find peace there.”

This is an excellent way of thinking.

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Ryan’s Quotes

“That seemed to be the theme in the Deep South: kindness, generosity, a welcome.”
― Paul Theroux, Deep South: Four Seasons on Back Roads

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“Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.”
― Russ Ramsey, Behold the Lamb of God: An Advent Narrative

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“I don’t know, but your bike is rubbish. It must need some new bits.’ ‘It probably does, but I’ve got no idea which bits would make it less rubbish if we replaced them.”
― George Mahood, Free Country: A Penniless Adventure the Length of Britain

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