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Latest haul...

Well, as you can guess, I made another run at the bookstore. Today I actually got to visit two different bookstores….came home with 10 more books to add to the collection. My hubby and I didn’t really get to do anything for Valentine’s Day because we were both working. So much hubby took the day off from work today so that we could spend the day doing fun stuff.

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Another haul...

I know my readers are probably wondering what is wrong with me after making yet another run to the book store today. You’re probably wondering where I have the room for all these books and how I’m going to find the time to read all of them. Reading is what relaxes me after a long day. Besides keeping me entertained, it helps me to wind down and relax after I’ve been at work all day. There’s no…

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Rezension: Katinka Kultscher liest Die Swifts. Ein vorzügliches Verbrechen, Band 1 von Beth Lincoln

Katinka Kultscher liest Die Swifts Ein vorzügliches Verbrechen, Band 1 von Beth Lincoln Rezension © 2024 by Ute Spangenmacher für BookOla.de Beth Lincoln Die Swifts. Ein vorzügliches Verbrechen, Band 1 2024 Jumbo Verlag Autor: Beth Lincoln Interpret: Katinka Kultscher Illustrator: Kai Schüttler Spielzeit: ca. 670 Minuten ISBN: 978-3-8337-4787-8 bei Amazon bestellen Kurzbeschreibung: Alle zehn…

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Middle School Monday: The Swifts: A Dictionary of Scoundrels by Beth Lincoln, with illustrations by Claire Powell 

Shenanigan Swift is a little sister and a troublemaker. Growing up with her sisters Felicity and Phenomena, plus Uncle Maelstrom and Arch-Aunt Schadenfreude, Shenanigan definitely lives up to her name by making lots of mischief. But since everyone in the Swift family was named by a random word in the Family Dictionary, is it possible that Shenanigan has no control over what kind of person she is?

Shenanigan is obsessed with finding the treasure that was rumored to be hidden in their house by her Grand-Uncle Vile. Unfortunately, everyone else in the family wants to find the treasure, too. And when the Swift Family Reunion begins, there will be many more family members all searching at the same time. But when one of those relatives pushes Arch-Aunt Schadenfreude down the stairs, things get a lot more complicated. Will Shenanigan be able to locate the treasure AND find the criminal in their midst?

Give this book to older kids and younger teens who enjoy smart protagonists, twisty mysteries, and suspenseful stories!

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I bought The Swifts by Beth Lincoln, The Marvellers by Dhonielle Clayton, A Million to One by Adiba Jaigirdar, Fairy Tale by Stephen King, and A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers. Plus I just started by library book, Astrid Parker Doesn't Fail by Ashley Herring Blake. And I'm still reading What If? 2 by Randall Munroe.

There are too many good things! I don't know what to read!