Jenny Shonk
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A Girl Like Us
With its fast-paced intriguing prose, this story filled with complicated family dynamics à la Saltburn or Succession, coupled with the isolation of a Ruth Ware novel or Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, will appeal to mystery/thriller lovers.
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The Matchmaker
An engaging, quick read, Saeed’s mystery-romance hybrid will be popular at public libraries.
Love Every Day: 365 Relational Self-Awareness Practices To Help Your Relationship Heal, Grow, and Thrive
An excellent addition to any library’s love and relationships collection.
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Sugar Plum Poisoned
Readers of cozy mysteries, fans of McKinlay, and anyone looking for a fun Christmas-themed novel will enjoy.
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Nine Lives and Alibis
An excellent choice for readers who love cozy mysteries, cats, and/or Halloween. This book would be a worthwhile addition to cozy mystery sections, either to complete the series or as a stand-alone.
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Glow: 90 Days To Create Your Vibrant Life from Within
While this would be an excellent addition to any self-help section, patrons may need a longer loan period if they choose to follow the entire 90 days.
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Tiny Joys: A Guide to Embracing Your Inner Coastal Grandmother
This beautifully illustrated book is a fun read, but it may not be suitable for library purchase.
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Your Space, Made Simple: Interior Design That’s Approachable, Affordable, and Sustainable
This book would be a great selection for a library with a well-used design section. Best for new homeowners and readers looking to redecorate, but the visual details could attract a variety of creative people.
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