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Gentle Reads Fiction

This blog, Gentle Reads Fiction, has moved to Substack!

Come to the new location to find recommendations of uplifting fiction reads that have very little to no profanity and no explicit sex or graphic violence.

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Women's Fiction List #1 | Gentle Reads

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Vintage Fiction List #1 | Gentle Reads

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