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The Flower Sisters
by Michelle Collins Anderson
Small Town Secrets (3/13/2024)
I selected this book as an advance read based upon the "Fannie Flagg of the Ozarks" billing. Sadly, the writing of the author did not live up to this hype.

I wanted to like the book and it had potential but there were too many non-plausible elements that got in the way.more
A Simple Act of Gratitude: How Learning to Say Thank You Changed My Life
by John Kralik
Gratitude (6/14/2011)
Gratitude has long been believed to be one of the best cures for depression and self-centeredness. John Kralik's book, 365 Thank Yous, is a testimony to the power of thankfulness to transform lives

I LOVED this book! It is a short, quick read but I read it slowly as hismore
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