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The Greek House
by Dinah Jefferies
Greek escape (4/26/2026)
I loved the back and forth storytelling in this book! The characters were well-developed and the description of Corfu and Merchants made me feel like I was there.
The Take
by Kelly Yang
The Take (3/27/2026)
I enjoyed this book a lot! It was fun to be inside the entertainment business and see how tv shows are made. It had good character development and I rooted for Maggie through the whole book and felt connected to Ingrid as a middle-aged woman.

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