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The Thirteenth Child by Patricia C. Wrede

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The Thirteenth Child by Patricia C. Wrede

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The Thirteenth Child is a fantasy book about a girl named Eff, who's family is full of magicians, telling a bunch of stories throughout her life being the 13th child, being spited and frowned upon by aunts, uncles, and cousins, while living along side her twin brother, who just so happens to be the seventh son of the seventh, meaning he has potential to become a very powerful magician. I really enjoyed this book because it was action packed, but not just set on one adventure or challenge, but many in different stories during different times of her life as she is growing up. Also, their wasn't a romance aspect with the main character which I liked because she was focusing on herself and future and not getting caught up with boys.

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The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett by Chelsea Sedoti

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The Hundred Lies of Lizzie Lovett by Chelsea Sedoti

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This book was about a teenage girl named Hawthorn who heard about previous popular girl Lizzie Lovett goes missing. She creates a crazy theory in her head that Lizzie had turned into a werewolf and with Lizzie's current boyfriend Enzo tries to find clues to prove her theory. I really enjoyed this book because it was a mystery, but the ending took a turn and now I want some type of sequel.

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The Illuminae Files by Anna Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

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The Illuminae Files by Anna Kaufman and Jay Kristoff

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The Illuminae Files is about girl named Kady and her boyfriend Ezra  who resign on two different ships trying to communicate to survive as they only have each other. I like this book because it was interesting to read and had some illustrations added to the story.

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This book was about seven individuals and their perspectives on how their lives are going as well as all being tied together as they go to the same school and are trying to figure out who is apart of a student, teacher relationship.

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The Fifth of March-A Story of the Boston Massacre

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The Fifth of March-A Story of the Boston Massacre

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This book is about skirmishes leading up to the event that is known as the Boston Massacre. It is all told from the point of view of Rachel Marsh, who works to take care of John and Abigail Adams and their two kids. I didn't enjoy this book as much as the others because I found it hard to focus on reading and couldn't really get into it.

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Modern Lovers is about two families who are close friends, having similar struggles with marriage, keeping their children under control, and secrets. I enjoyed this book because it was very interesting and I think this could very well happen in real life.

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Are You There God? It's Me Margret. by Judy Blume

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Are You There God? It's Me Margret. by Judy Blume

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This is realistic fiction book about a young girl named Margret who's starting middle school. I liked this book because it was very relatable (to some things)to when I started middle school.

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In this novel, it's about Pip who is met by a convict, threatening to kill him unless he furthered his escape. Then later on in life get money from a donor, and then moves to London to become apart of the upper class. But, while trying to do that he is tormented by Estella, whom he loves, but she doesn't return the feelings. I liked this book because it was an interesting plot and love(ish) story.

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This is a memoir of his life so far, and he added challenges to tie in with each chapter. For me, this book was okay. It was wasn't as interesting as other memoirs/autobiographies I've read.

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This is the last book in the sci-fi book series The 5th Wave. Cassie, Ben, Ringer, etc. are trying to find a way to stop Vosch, but they have many obstacles and and emotional ending. I enjoyed this book because it was exciting and emotional.

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Warning: This Book Contains Some Innapropriate Language and Topics
This was a fun autobiography in short stories reflecting on Shane's life. I enjoyed this book because it's extremely funny.