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Jess Myname | 155 comments Charlene wrote: "One of my favorite books is Dark River Road by Virginia Brown. Goodreads has it at 4.3 stars; I would give it 20 if I could. It's about a young man who goes back to his hometown where he was horrib..."


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Jess Myname | 155 comments Sophie wrote: "If you usually read YA but want to try some adult books, the Alex Award is given every year to several adult books that might appeal to young adult readers. Goodreads has them cataloged here:

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Thank you I have never heard of this. Sounds like a good rescores for me.


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Jess Myname | 155 comments Jaye wrote: "http://cozy-mystery.com/

Above is a link to a site that features "cozy mysteries".
There are features there that let you search for books according to theme, location etc.

If you want to read for..."


Thank you I cant wait to check it out


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Rawan  (rawanmohd) | 3 comments The Fault in Our Stars by John Green :)


message 55: by Beth (new)

Beth | 2 comments Mary Stewart's books are well written and quite clean. Aside from the Merlin stories (A Crystal Cave and The Hollow Hills) my favorite is My Brother Michael.


message 56: by Jess (new)

Jess Myname | 155 comments Rawan wrote: "The Fault in Our Stars by John Green :)"

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message 57: by Jess (new)

Jess Myname | 155 comments Beth wrote: "Mary Stewart's books are well written and quite clean. Aside from the Merlin stories (A Crystal Cave and The Hollow Hills) my favorite is My Brother Michael."

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message 58: by Scott (new)

Scott (smchure) | 77 comments You can't go wrong with John Steinbeck, Ernest Hemingway, or Ray Bradbury. Gabriel Garcí­a Márquez is also really good, especially One Hundred Years of Solitude and Love in the Time of Cholera, although he can be a little dense.


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Cynthia (cynnich) | 38 comments Anything by Agatha Christi for Mysteries. If you are into Fantasy you could read David Eddings. I don't remember any sex in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy either.


message 60: by Grey (new)

Grey Wolf | 49 comments Maybe you want to read some historical fiction like Jean Plaidy?


message 61: by Pat (new)

Pat | 13 comments I would suggest !Colleen Coble especially the Rock Harbor series, about search and rescue dogs, and the Mitford series by Jan Karon, about a sweet Episcopalian priest and the town he lives in. Very charming.


message 62: by Pat (last edited Oct 25, 2014 05:12PM) (new)

Pat | 13 comments Frances Parkinson Keyes, an author from the fifties, I think. Great writer...loved Came a Cavalier...historical fiction from both world wars in France. Also would recommend Eugenia Price's Savannah series.


message 63: by Lobstergirl, au gratin (new)

Lobstergirl | 44923 comments Mod
Anything by Georgette Heyer (historical romances) is going to be clean.


message 64: by Emmy (new)

Emmy (emmy205) | 99 comments Try The Hobbit. There's no sex, no foul language, and minimal violence. I read this as a kid, and it's been one of my favorite books ever since!


message 65: by Rachel (new)

Rachel B (rachel36) | 54 comments There’s a whole group here on GR for clean reads with the same standards: https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/...


message 66: by Pamela (new)

Pamela Love | 1510 comments Sourdough by Robin Sloan (Note: Not a cookbook.)
Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons Cold Comfort Farm
Wrack and Rune by Charlotte MacLeod Wrack and Rune


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