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Review: The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Series: The Inheritance Games #1Author: Jennifer Lynn BarnesPublisher: Little, Brown Books for Young ReadersReleased: September 1, 2020Received: Library I’m a few years late to the party, but I finally sat down to read The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes (all thanks to my library for this impulsive grab!). This series blends mystery and thriller elements into a young adult story,…
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There is a woman from Ethiopia that comes into the library to write rambling religious manifestos for a charity that she is supposedly affiliated with.
She accidentally left one of her papers behind on the copy machine the other day and I put it aside in case she came back for it. That’s when I noticed that the water mark on her papers is a picture of her face.
Book Nerds
After I had kids I really struggled to find time to read. It was super busy and I was tired and when I finally found some time, the book was nowhere to be found.
So just recently I started going back to the library and checking out books but they were inevitably late and I started racking up library fines. Luckily they are the most forgiving fines. But still!
That’s when I (re)discovered…
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A message from Irma Pince, Hogwarts librarian.
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Made my head spin...I need a coffee!
Hey Holly,
This photo was taken that day that I checked you out of school early because the weather was so amazing I just couldnt bare the thought of you sitting in a class room and missing it. We had a picnic in the park and then walked downtown to the big library. It was the first time that you had ever been to the "big" library and you kept talking about how you just wanted to live there. You broke the silence of our diligent reading when you leaned over to me and whispered rather loudly, "We should do this more often."
We will. We most definitely will.
xo,
Heather
