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I am only about 1/4 through this book. So far it is a love story gone awry told in flashbacks. I still don't know what happened to break their relationship. The pace needs to pick up!

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Popol Vuh. An ancient Mayan book of creation mythology.

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Every page is filled with poop.  Animal poop, people poop, poop history and the future of a pooped poop.  It is engaging, with small flaps to answer all your poop questions like, “what poops square poop?”  Now a poop connoisseur, this book is a book I can recommend to anyone who’s ever wondered anything about poop. Poop.

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Valkyrie, it's about a absent minded AI and a group of humans flying around the universe saving humanity.  This is book 9 of the series Expeditionary Force.  The series is very funny and a great read for anyone who wants a good Si-Fi story.

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A historical nonfiction book about Benjamin Franklin’s time spent in Europe during the Revolutionary War trying to secure aid and supplies from France for the American war effort. I’m not usually one for nonfiction, but I was really drawn to this subject and greatly enjoyed the writing.

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Shantaram: A Novel

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Confabulario is diverse collection of short stories from one of the greatest Mexican authors of all time. I am enjoying the stories so far as the author tends to use magical realism and metaphors to make social commentary. If you enjoy works by authors such as Gabriel García Márquez and Jorge Luis Borges, i definitely recommend this book!

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An artist has a major art exhibit called Still Lives consisting of self portraits of the artist of famous murdered women. On opening night of the exhibit the artist goes missing. Was she murdered like the victims of her artwork? Is she hiding out somewhere to make her exhibit more compelling and famous?  It’s not as gory as it sounds. Started out slowly but is picking up the intensity and  mystery.

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I love this story for my third grade students in El Salvador. God Bless You.

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I'm reading the drafts of my latest publication! 180 lessons for PreSchool teachers, designed to help little children practice creative thinking as their parents/teachers gather clues about each child's creative strengths. Sorry I cannot share yet...

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The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson

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The Splendid and the Vile by Erik Larson

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I have loved Larson’s previous books and was excited to start this one as soon as it came out. It’s a bit of a departure from his previous books but it’s really interesting to read about a nation under siege and the leaders who helped them make it through.

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This book is so fun already! It’s written by comedian, actor, and history geek, Stephen Fry. He explores the Greek myths from the beginning and offers an abridged version of their intertwined relationships, and funny anecdotes of his own.

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House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende.  A novel about a multigenerational family, magic, social injustice, and the road to revolution in a metaphorical Latin American country meant to represent Chile.  Allegorical, and somewhat heavy-handed in the symbolism and political commentary, this novel is long but moves fast once you get into main storyline.

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It is 10 stories by 10 authors all set on the same day in 1945 in Grand Central Station. I have read 4 of the stories so far and I LOVE IT! The stories overlap each other in different ways. I love historical fiction, especially about WWII. I also love anything set in NYC!