ReadSquared Reading Program

Nature Girl

by Carl Hiaasen

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This author writes interesting stories. He takes ordinary people going through their ordinary lives and creates a very interesting story that is original and different from what I see being written today. Refreshing is a great word to describe this author.

Popeye Volume 1

by E. C. Segar

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Pretty interesting to see Popeyes adventures in the first two years of the 1930s ,though it does get a little repetitive.

Tiny habits

by B.j. Fogg

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people do well with structure.

Great Tales Of Mystery & Suspense

by Bill Pronzini

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Honestly surprised me with some of its twists and turns in this over 70 year old radio compilation.

Philip K. Dick

by Laurent Queyssi

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The pace can be a bit fast at times but it is still a worthwhile read as a rundown of the life of one of the most iconic science fiction authors ever.

The Last Child

by John Hart

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I highly recommend this book. I’m already looking forward to reading another book by this author. It was fast paced and an easy read.

The Frozen River

by Ariel Lawhon

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Loved this book. It took me down a rabbit hole to find information about Martha, to learn more about medicine in the late 1800's, and to read Martha's diary. I'd definitely recommend it to others.

Jazz Masters Of The Twenties

by Richard Hadlock

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The book is quite old and in some senses outdated, though it is a good rundown of many important figures in jazz history for those who can digest the dialect of musical terms.

The Positronic Man

by Isaac Asimov

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It a book with a good flow and a couple of gut punches. Asimov is as good at emotional moments as he is thorough.

The Far Side Gallery 2

by Gary Larson

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A classic collection with a couple of my personal favorites in it. My grandmother had these and they were always worth a read.