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Romantic Suspense Narrative
I guess if I had to choose, my favorite genre is Romantic Suspense Novel (mysteries without the gore). Carolyn Haines’ “Sarah Booth Delaney Mystery Series” always has me smiling and laughing. Alexander Mccall Smith’s “No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency Series” is wonderful, cheerful read. Joanne Fluke’s “Hannah Swensen series” has murder mysteries with recipes. I mostly read of non-fiction books, so when I read fiction is for entertainment. I have to admit I am a Harry Potter fan and I read all the books and listen to the audiobooks and watch the movies every year. Every summer after our summer reading program ends, we have a Harry Potter after hour party. We transform the library into Hogwarts. The children ages 10 – 17 love making the crafts,
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