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On the Pleasures of Living in Gaza: Remembering A Way of Life Now Destroyed by Mohammed Omer Almoghayer

On the Pleasures of Living in Gaza: Remembering A Way of Life Now Destroyed

Mohammed Omer Almoghayer

308 pages • 2025 • 2 editions

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nonfiction memoir sociology
5.0 lottie1803's review
The Pursuit of Elena Bradford by Ann H. Gabhart

The Pursuit of Elena Bradford

Ann H. Gabhart

352 pages • 2025 • 1 edition

fiction historical romance emotional hopeful medium-paced
4.0 lottie1803's review
A Spell for Change by Nicole Jarvis

A Spell for Change

Nicole Jarvis

480 pages • 2025 • 2 editions

fiction fantasy medium-paced
4.25 lottie1803's review
The Weaver's Tapestry by Anna C. Snyder
The Weaver's Tapestry
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Anna C. Snyder

The Weaver's Tapestry

Anna C. Snyder

317 pages • 2025 • 1 edition

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fiction historical
4.25 lottie1803's review
The Selfless Act of Breathing by J.J. Bola

The Selfless Act of Breathing

J.J. Bola

224 pages • 2021 • 15 editions

fiction contemporary literary emotional reflective sad medium-paced
3.5 lottie1803's review
Carolina Built by Kianna Alexander

Carolina Built

Kianna Alexander

336 pages • 2022 • 4 editions

fiction historical emotional reflective medium-paced
3.75 lottie1803's review
If I Were You: A Novel by Lynn Austin

If I Were You: A Novel

Lynn Austin

464 pages • 2020 • 5 editions

fiction historical emotional reflective medium-paced
4.0 lottie1803's review
All June Left Behind by Karen Grose
All June Left Behind
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Karen Grose

All June Left Behind

Karen Grose

324 pages • 2025 • 1 edition

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fiction crime mystery thriller
4.25 lottie1803's review
Austen at Sea by Natalie Jenner

Austen at Sea

Natalie Jenner

336 pages • 2025 • 7 editions

fiction historical emotional reflective slow-paced
4.0 lottie1803's review
Closest Kept by Kitty Johnson

Closest Kept

Kitty Johnson

275 pages • 2025 • 2 editions

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fiction contemporary romance
4.0 lottie1803's review