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Every year, the booksellers at Powell’s submit their Top Fives: their five favorite books that were released in 2023. It’s a list that, when put together, shows just how varied and interesting the book tastes of Powell’s booksellers are. I highly recommend digging into the recommendations — we would never lead you astray — but today...
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Twilight 02 New Moon
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Stephenie Meyer
Shy3x3
, December 11, 2006
Bella is lost and crestfallen without her beloved Edward, but she's tough. She numbs herself to everything and everyone, even her poor father Charlie. Then along comes Jacob Black... taller, more manly, and more handsome. He's just what she needs for her broken heart. A secret arises on the Reservation and Edwards in danger! I loved this book even more then the first. Bella seems like she has no further use in life and is so deep in depression. I could relate to her when I was alone and away from my boyfriend. I felt comforted by the end of the story, knowing I'd see my boyfriend soon.
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Girls In Trouble
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Caroline Leavitt
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, December 09, 2006
I read this book while I was spending the summer with my sister and friend. We were constantly checking books out from the library every week. One week, I noticed this book and looked it over. I placed it back on the shelf and walked away. Before we were getting ready to leave I dashed back to it and grabbed the book. I couldn't resist it any longer. As I read this amazing book, I went through so many emotions! I laughed, smiles, wept and bit at my finger nails! I was emotionly attached to the book and couldn't set it down for a second. After I finished it I was like, "Hey! Where's the rest? I want to know more about Sarah!" I rarely feel so connected with a book, so imagine my delight in reading this book! Ever since summer, I've been telling my friends that I NEED to have this book or I'll die! But I can't find it anywhere! Anyway, I just love this book so much. Sarahs love with her baby was so heartbreaking and wonderful at the same time. I remember how awed I was while reading about SArah and her baby taking a bath together. Love the book, Great job!
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