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March 2023 - Reading Round Up


THE HUNDRED LOVES OF JULIET - Evelyn Skye
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THE FIRST TO DIE AT THE END - Adam Silvera
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IT HAPPENED ONE SUMMER - Tessa Bailey
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THE WITCHES OF VARDO - Anya Bergman
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THE AMERICAN ROOMMATE EXPERIMENT - Elena Armas
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ONE CHRISTMAS MORNING - Rachel Greenlaw
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THE LAST WITCH OF SCOTLAND - Philip Paris
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THE SUMMER SKIES - Jenny Colgan
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A COURT OF THORNS AND ROSES - Sarah J Maas
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THE ENGLISH FUHRER - Rory Clements
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BARBARIAN LOVER - Ruby Dixon
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FAIRY TALE - Stephen King
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A WITCH'S GUIDE TO FAKE DATING A DEMON - Sarah Hawley
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THE COLORADO KID - Stephen King
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PRIEST - Sierra Simone
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SCARLET - Genevieve Cogman
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MORGAN IS MY NAME - Sophie Keetch
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BARBARIAN MINE - Ruby Dixon
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