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Fahrenheit 501
Fahrenheit 501
Diane Vallere | 2021 | Mystery
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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Are Jeans a Motive for Murder?
When Samantha Kidd is asked to join a secret fashion society, she is surprised to even hear about it. Her initial interview is cut short when she finds the dead body of an older member buried under a pile of jeans. While not officially a part of the society yet, Samantha still has the connections to ask around. Can she piece together who the killer is?

I’ll admit, the society in this book seemed like a stretch to me, but then again, I have some odd hobbies, so who am I to say anything. Besides, it sets up another fun mystery with plenty of twists to keep the reader engaged. There was one aspect of the plot that was needlessly confusing early on, but it starts to be more consistent the further into the book we go. And the plot came together for a logical climax. In addition to the regulars, a couple of characters we haven’t seen in a while pop back up here, and I enjoyed seeing them again. We also get the usual laughs, which are always a delight. Fans will be pleased with this addition to the series.
  
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The Last Orphans (The Last Orphans, #1)
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7.0 (2 Ratings)
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[The Last Orphans] by [N.W. Harris] was a quick read in my favorite genre of post-apocalyptic novels. The way people survive always gives me hope for society. When all the adults die is sudden and horrible ways Tyler finds himself taking care of the survivors. Can he save them before it is too late.
  
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Tracy Wilson (52 KP) rated The Purge in TV

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The Purge
The Purge
2018 | Action, Drama, Horror
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6.9 (52 Ratings)
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Original idea and genius way to get across a message about the state if society and classes in the world we live in. (0 more)
Bit tacky (0 more)
Love the message behind it.
Yes it is a bit tacky and feels low budget but the questions it raises about how people react under curcumstances though provoking to some.
  
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Yara Shahidi recommended Cat's Cradle in Books (curated)

 
Cat's Cradle
Cat's Cradle
Kurt Vonnegut, Benjamin Kunkel | 2011 | Fiction & Poetry
9.3 (7 Ratings)
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"“Cat’s Cradle” is a perfectly satirical novel poking fun at the arbitrary systems, institutions, and rules that hold society hostage, in a way that only Vonnegut could. It is easy to get lost in the fantastical island of San Lorenzo and its religion of Bokononism. A story with an even more fantastical back story."

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Caroline Polacheck recommended A Rebours in Books (curated)

 
A Rebours
A Rebours
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"The story of a guy who gives up on society and confines himself in an extravagant estate. He lures a ventriloquist home so can fuck her while she simulates Latin being spoken by two giant stone sphinxes. Also he encrusts a tortoise with so many jewels that the poor thing can’t walk anymore and dies"

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain, Emory Elliott | 2008 | Children
6.9 (28 Ratings)
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"The classic story of a wild child on the outskirts of rural society with an absent mother and wayward father, and the trials he endures. I feel for Huck as I never do for Tom Sawyer, who is more civilized. A portrait of America at a moment in time which is still relevant today."

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