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Comics Squad: Lunch edited by Jennifer L Holm and Matthew Holm Kid's favorite comic artists come together to create this collection ...

The Apostles' Creed by R. Albert Mohler I had some reservations about starting a theological exploration this late in a readathon, b...

Lunch Lady and the Summer Camp Shakedown by Jarrett J Krosoczka The Lunch Lady graphic novel series is always a safe bet for quick and f...

Aru Shah and the End of Time by Roshani Chokshi I was a pretty big fan of the Percy Jackson series when it was introduced and remain a f...

Rainbow Brite by Jeremy Whitley I never watched Rainbow Brite when it was on tv (a bit before my time). I've never seen in in reruns...

Estranged by Ethan M Aldridge Changelings may be my favorite of the mythological beings and are, in my opinion, woefully under-repre...

Moth & Whisper by Ted Anderson and Jen Hickman Imagine a world where your identity is your most valuable commodity, where you're...

The Lying Woods by Ashley Elston Oddly enough, the whole "discovering that my rich dad is an embezzler" is an increasingly com...

Beyonders Volume 1 by Paul Jenkins and Wesley St. Claire If you have any interest in secret societies, history mysteries, or conspiracy ...

Little White Lies by Jennifer Lynn Barnes Personally, I've never had much interest in debutantes. That high society stuff is a far c...

How We Became Wicked by Alexander Yates Plague stories are usually a pretty exciting proposition. In this case, we have people transform...

Hi friends! I find myself with a mostly free weekend, so I decided last minute to participate in the 24 in 48 Summer Readathon. This is a fu...

Speechless by Adam P. Schmitt Grief is a complicated thing. Especially when you didn't particularly like the deceased person. Schmit...

Doctor Who Archives Volume 3 by Tony Lee Doctor Who is always a solid read and perfect for the late night hours (when I actually read th...

An Assassin's Guide to Love and Treason by Virginia Boecker I think my favorite part about this book is the insanity it paints aroun...

My Life as a Diamond by Jenny Manzer I'm not a sports oriented person. At all. So I generally avoid sports themed books. The excepti...

It Wasn't Me by Dana Alison Levy Breakfast Club meets school mystery. A disparate group of middle schoolers realize they don't k...

Astrid the Unstoppable by Maria Parr A clever, if decidedly foreign feeling, adventure for fans of Pippi Longstocking and the work of Po...

All Our Broken Pieces by L. D. Crichton Periodically, I read teen romances. Romance is in no way my favorite genre but on occasion a boo...

Once again, I find myself generally obligation free during Dewey's Hour Read-a-thon so I figure I'll read today. This is my official...