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franklin bicycle helmet
by Scholastic
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love franklins

Amethyst
by Kathryn Quick
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The story unfolds as Somer and Nick, initially at odds, become entangled in a local crime investigation. Their professional relationship gradually evolves into a personal connection, challenging their preconceived notions about love and destiny. Quick skillfully develops their chemistry, portraying a slow-burn romance that feels both genuine and refreshing.

The Easter Story
by tommy nelson
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we loved this book

Humpty Dumpty Book
by playmore
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we loved this nursery rhyme

four american inventors
by frances m. perry
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read for school. decent

Sugar and Spice
by Debbie Macomber
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The story centers around Librarian Jayne Gilbert, who is assigned to write a series of steamy romance novels under a pseudonym—despite having little personal experience with passion. In an effort to research her topic, Jayne enlists the help of rugged outdoorsman and adventure guide, Hunter Baker. What follows is a light-hearted, often humorous journey that explores the contrast between book smarts and real-world experience, with plenty of romantic tension sprinkled in.

The Life Of A Crayon
by Christopher Willard
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"I love the color green because that's my favorite color. I was going to cry, but I didn't. I love how the little boy reused the green crayon."

Stormy Day
by Anna Milbourne
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Great story going over the sights and sounds of a storm, and providing assurance to not be scared.

Citrine
by Kathryn Quick
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This book is the third and final installment in the Grandmother’s Rings trilogy. This contemporary romance novel centers on Ali Archer, the last of her siblings to remain unmarried despite receiving one of their grandmother’s rings—a family heirloom believed to help its wearer find true love. Ali is determined to avoid the ring’s influence until she meets Jake Daultry, a U.S. Army helicopter pilot on a 30-day leave before returning to Iraq. Their initial clash of wills soon gives way to undeniable attraction, leading them to navigate the complexities of their differing lifestyles and commitments.

Sapphire
by Kathryn Quick
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Trent is coerced into participating in his sister’s wedding, where he finds himself paired with Linda, a fellow officer who seems as disinterested in the event as he is. Linda, frustrated by the forced attire and the situation, contemplates discarding the bridesmaid gown post-wedding. However, as the weekend progresses, the two begin to connect, leading to a deeper bond. The story is influenced by a family heirloom—a ring passed down by Trent’s grandmother, believed to guide its wearer to their true love. This element adds a touch of magic realism to the otherwise grounded narrative.
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