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mi libro es de biloca y se cuenta que biloca está enamorada de un niño que no se anima a decirle lo que ella siente por el 

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mi libro es de biloca y se cuenta que biloca está enamorada de un niño que no se anima a decirle lo que ella siente por el 

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Zoe burguette ( the obsession ) by jesse Q sutanto

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Zoe burguette ( the obsession ) by jesse Q sutanto

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Have you ever fallen in love? Logan is with someone who didn't even know him . Delilah just came back after two years with a new stalker.

The obsession is about two teenagers, one who has moved back after a tragedy and the other one who had just lost his girlfriend  .  These two characters are Delilah and Logan .  Logan had taken one look at Delilah and fell in love with her due to the resemblance to his ex-girlfriend .   he begins to stalk and obsessions over her. It is a thriller and extremely addicting book with more than what it seems with  Delilah .
I would recommend this book for people who like thriller and a good plot twist .

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Period 7- Nallely Rodriguez                             Good Girls- Laura Ruby

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Period 7- Nallely Rodriguez                             Good Girls- Laura Ruby

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A book written in London, in the 1800's, has grammar that may confuse you at first, or make you read the sentences twelve times in a row. But if you can get past the language, it turns out to be a pretty good book. Starting with Sherlock Holmes, meeting his famous partner, Dr. Watson. They become roommates and decide to take on a detective case together.
After Sherlock Holmes showing off his well-known deductive "powers", and finding the murderer. The book ends up cutting back into the criminals life, giving his life story and the reasons in which he did what he did. And it turns out, the people he murdered we're a part of something bigger. Something that Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson would find a challenge in defeating.

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Have you ever imagined going on an adventure with many types of danger? Read this book and find out what it’s like.

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Dylan Hamilton 7th Period - The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

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Dylan Hamilton 7th Period - The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

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Hobbits, a race of small humanlike creatures, characteristically value peace, simplicity, and cozy homes yet are capable of incredible feats of courage and resourcefulness. The unwilling hero of The Hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, is persuaded to join Thorin and his twelve dwarfs to recover their stolen treasure, which is being guarded by the dragon Smaug. While doing this they must go through a lot of dangerous things in their path that happens every ten minutes after another. The Hobbit is the story of Bilbo’s maturing from a seeker of warmth and comforts to a fighter, however humble, for the greater good.

I find this book very interesting and it gives out the importance of bravery, loyalty, cunning, and the guts to take a stand against friends blinded by greed for future readers to learn. By the way I just wanna say that I think the movies are better than the book

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This book is a sequel to Divergent, where there are 5 groups of people in the world and the group of smart people called the erudite try to take over, but the military called the dauntless try to stop them. In this book the same thing is happening, the erudite are planning something big and the dauntless are acting like detectives trying to figure out what. There are a lot of big things that happen but mostly this book moves kinda slow, in the first book there was always something new and scary that made every page interesting but in this book there is so much nothing it made me not want to read it sometimes. The dauntless spend most of the book going to the different groups of people trying to get someone on their side, and the erudite use cheaty tactics to get what they want, the reason this book is slow is because it is just leading up to the next one. So I don't blame it that much

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Have you ever wondered what it'd be like to exist in a world where greek gods and monsters exist?

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The Lost Hero - Roberto Flores 7th Period

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The Lost Hero - Roberto Flores 7th Period

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In the Book The Lost Hero you join Piper, Leo, and Jason as they embark on a journey to save a greek god and stop the earth from destroying itself. All three of the characters have a fault that over the course of the story becomes something they can reconcile with, Piper is an attention seeker and wants her father's attention. Leo is an orphan constantly running from his past, and Jason is stripped of his memories and told to embark on a journey to save the greek goddess Hera.

I personally really enjoyed this book, I wasn't too interested in it at first but over time I got more and more interested in how the characters adapted to their situations and acted differently to their new environments, I think it was a fun read I definitely recommend it if you're a fan of the Percy Jackson series since this takes part in the same timeline.

I'd give the book a 4.5 star rating out of 5.

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Nadia Vang P.7 "You'll Be The Death Of Me" by Karen M. McManus.

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Nadia Vang P.7 "You'll Be The Death Of Me" by Karen M. McManus.

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You'll Be The Death Of Me is a part of a sequel published by Karen M. McManus. Ivy, Mateo and Cal are three best friends who used to be close in middle school. They are now high schoolers, with having one thing in common with each other, such as a bad day. What could this bad day include you say?? Continue with this book and/or sequel to find out.
Ivy had lost her student council election to her former classmate known to be a "school clown." She is now humiliated due to the fact that she lost to the "school clown." Mateo is currently working two jobs due to family problems. While Cal on the other hand he has recently gotten stood up by his date. As this all happened, they randomly bump into each other like old times, instead of making things awkward they all decide to avoid their current problems. In their minds avoiding problems is ditching, so they do so. As they go about their way to ditch school, they spot another student from Carlton High known as their school. Ivy, Mateo and Cal all decide to follow him to see what he is doing, except they see something so unbelievably horrible...
This book never bored me and made me want to continue reading it. If you love suspense but something that also gets straight to the point I would recommend this book for you!

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Life of Pi by Yann Martel- Angel Granados 7th Period

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Life of Pi by Yann Martel- Angel Granados 7th Period

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How would you feel having to live on a raft with a tiger?
Life of Pi is about an Indian teenage boy whose father is a zookeeper. He develops a religious philosophy and learned about the animals in the zoo. Pi is taught the importance of safety amongst the animals. His father especially teaches him the dangers of the bengal tiger, this is when we were introduced to an important character, Richard Parker the tiger. Pi's father sells the zoo and the family takes a ship to Canada. Pi then experiences a life changing event and his life drastically worsens.
My reactions to the book were that the story progresses slow but picks up quick. I also think that the book teaches important life lessons and a lot can be taken from the book.

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Nikki Dietz p.7                                   "All these bodies" by Kendare Blake   

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Honestly its a great mystery that hasn’t

been solved in years and no one knows whats happening, is she the one that did it? All the murders..? We were never going to have an answer until Michael Jenson ended up being there that night. Michale Jenson is the son of the towns sheriff, he’s only 17 and he got dragged into this big mess. Gruesome murders are happening and nobody knows who the perpetrator is, let alone even a clue to something. One night something big happens that changes the whole plot of his life.. Marie Catherine Hale. This whole book is a mystery that only one person has the opportunity to write about and solve for the town, and that is Michael. This book leaves a big question “Why Him?”.  Only Michale will know when the time comes and only Mari Catherine can tell him. One good thing to remember.. don’t trust a word.
If you love Murder mysteries and staying on your toes then I would recommend this book. I loved it and it never got boring to me.

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Saraint Gutierrez Per.7 "The Tipping Point" By Malcolm Gladwell 

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Saraint Gutierrez Per.7 "The Tipping Point" By Malcolm Gladwell 

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The Tipping Point...
This book is a Non-Fiction book!
The book "The Tipping Point" is about many different topics, lessons, facts, real information.
Once you start reading it, it will first talk about epidemics. but soon after that it will start explaining how epidemics works.
Have you ever met someone, who was popular? or in other words, had many friends? Or someone who was very social?
Well this book explains how social connecters work.
You may be wondering what a Social Connector is?
Well a social connector is someone who can make conversation with people and HOLD a conversation. They know how to talk to people, how to keep the conversation interesting, not only that but can talk to almost everyone.

Now let's talk about the title, "The Tipping Point."
It's a very interesting and curious title, so you may wonder how the title is connected to the stories/book.
Well it connects to almost every story that is stated, the words "The Tipping Point" usually take place after a topic is discussed and broken down. For example, if I were to be explaining Covid-19, and once I were to reach to the end about how it was spread and how it spreaded, at the end of all the details given, and broken down. We would reach The Tipping Point of that fact.

I really enjoyed the book!
If you tend to like books that help you find more knowledge about real life facts, this book would be for you!

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Juliette Villanueva P.7 "The 57 Bus" by Dashka Slater

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Juliette Villanueva P.7 "The 57 Bus" by Dashka Slater

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Anna Vang per. 7 "This Is What Happy Looks Like" By Jennifer E. Smith

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Anna Vang per. 7 "This Is What Happy Looks Like" By Jennifer E. Smith

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Have you ever been in a situation where you meet someone and although you really like them, you are afraid to show them the real you? Well then, this is a perfect book for you to read.

Two people, Graham and Ellie, who met online through a misspelled email randomly. Although they were miles apart and across the country from one another, they eventually got to know one another and become really close.  One day, Graham comes to visit Ellie in her hometown Henley and to come to their surprise, they've been hiding things from one another. They like each other so much but their lives were so different at the same time. As Ellie and Graham spend more time together in Henley, will these secrets be kept hidden or will they all be revealed to each other?

I thought this book was pretty good, although it's not as realistic as I thought it would be. If you're more into romanticism, then I think this book will be good for you. This book talks a lot about relationships and if you're in or have been in one, you can relate to it in a way. I really liked how it started off with them being long distance and far from one another because not all romance books are usually like that which makes it different and interesting.

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Ashlee Moua P.7 "The Last Time We Say Goodbye" By Cynthia Hand

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Ashlee Moua P.7 "The Last Time We Say Goodbye" By Cynthia Hand

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Imagine losing one of the closest person to you. How could a person even move on from that? How could a person live life knowing that that person is gone forever? Continue reading if you want to know the story about Alexis and her story
It starts off with Alexis and her therapist having a conversation about the death of her brother. Alexis is told to write all her feelings in a journal so she wouldn't be bottling it all up. She also deals with her grieving mother and father who are now divorced. And her complicated love life. She finds it hard to keep up in school and be open to the people she once loved (still do). As she is trying to fix everything in her life she struggles to remember what actually happens that night Tyler died. She keeps to herself, a text he sent that could have changed everything. She tends to secretly blame others for his death but ultimately realizes that it was no ones fault. She grows and changes throughout this difficult time and in the end starts the process of letting go and moving on.
This book was great! I enjoyed this book and didn't think there was a point where i was bored. I definitely recommend this book to people who are realists and like romance as well. Overall great book.

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Imagine yourself as a father or mother who've lived a fulfilling life,tons of life lessons and stories to be told to your children to help them carve their paths and deal with problems they'll have growing up as an adolescence and eventually young adults.
Mark M. Weber was a great man and soldier who worked hard with compassion and grit throughout his adult years.His Battle with cancer and his will to share his life story to his kids serves as an inspiration to all alike because as it is a story about his life the story has its relatable moments funny,and inspiring/motivating moments.

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Nadia Vang P.7 "The Upside of Unrequited" by Becky Albertalli

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Nadia Vang P.7 "The Upside of Unrequited" by Becky Albertalli

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What does a teenager have to do to get their first love? Molly Peskin-Suso wished she knew herself. She has crushed on over twenty guys, but NEVER kissed, nor gone to the next step with one of them.

Molly Peskin-Suso is a hopeless romantic teenage girl who is anxious about not only her first kiss but talking to guys who may look at her in a romantic way, a boyfriend, and falling in love in general. Molly has had over twenty crushes, and not s single one of them being her boyfriend or taking it to the “next” step. Just as she thought she “found” the right person there is always a downside to them. No matter how much her twin sister Cassie tells her to actually talk to someone, she can not handle the idea of rejection. While Molly is dealing with this, she is also dealing with Cassie's love life. This is cassie’s first time falling in love which is creating a distance in their sisterly relationship.

I found this book quirky yet so cute. The characters in this book seem to be all relatable, fun, young, and outgoing teenagers going through life, trying to experiencing love together. Most teens may relate to this book, others might not. If you do like to read novels about romance, I would recommend you to start reading this.

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Have you ever wondered what the greatest prison escape of the first world war was like? Then find out in the book “The Grand Escape.”

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Dylan Hamilton P.7 "The Grand Escape" by Neal Bascomb

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Dylan Hamilton P.7 "The Grand Escape" by Neal Bascomb

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This story is about a group of ingenious and defiant Allied pilots that were taken prisoner by German soldiers to be sent to the most secure prison in Germany, Holzminden. The story has three main characters named Cecil Blain, David “Munshi” Gray, and Caspar Kennard. These three are pilots, captains, and lieutenants of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC). These three lead a team that tunneled through the prison’s foundation far beyond its walls and made it out of the enemy's territory in the biggest POW(prisoner of war) breakout of World War 1, inspiring their countrymen in the darkest hours of the fight.

I think this book is a good one because it took place in a historical event. I like this book for its sensory details, well pacing, sensory details, and proper grammar. I kinda like books that have something do to with history, because I like to learn more about history.

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Saraint Gutierrez  P.7                   "The Long Way Down"            Written By: Jason Reynolds 

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Will loses control of his emotions, shows his true character. Would you react the same way Will did?

Will's a 15 year old boy who has been taught three important rules.

No.1: Crying

Don't.
No matter what

No.2: Snitching

Don't.
No matter what

No.3: Revenge

Do.
No matter what

These rules have been followed by many generations, by Will's grandpa, father, uncle, brother, and himself. The rules will continue to be followed by many other men/boys. Will feels a huge pain when his brother is killed, he then feels all of his anger get to him, resulting in him wanting revenge. Will knows who killed his brother,  Riggs. He then decides he will follow the rules, he will go after Riggs and get revenge. Although there is one thing, does Will end up getting revenge? Is he going to back out, or will he go through with his revenge plan?

My reaction to the book Long Way Down;
I personally enjoyed the book, it is a poet kind of book.
So it isn't very long depending on how much you read it daily.
The book made me realize what others have going on, or how someone's emotions can get in the way and even ruin their future. Even though the book is fiction, this has happened in someone's life. This book also made me realize that many people have problems of their own. I really did like the book, and think it's a pretty fast read. The ending does leave you on a slight cliffhanger if you really understand the ending message.

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Nikki Dietz P.7                                 "The Young Elites" - by Marie Lu                          

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What if you were the villain for a reason? Sometimes the so-called "good people" aren't genuinely good, in which case your only option is to revert to your role as the villain. They are not worthy of you.
This story centers on Adelina, a young woman. A malfetto. She lives in an unfair world. Adelina wasn't necessarily chosen for a good reason just because she was one of the selected few. Because of what happened in the past, she has always been treated differently, but this will now change. After living a terrible and harsh life, Adelina will be introduced to a new world. She will also become stronger and achieve control over the wonders that have been unlocked within her. Adelina won't let her past hold her back, and she'll become a stronger person as a result of the people who were not worthy of her.

I loved the book and it wasn’t a boring book to read. There was always something happening and it didn’t move slowly to when you would get bored. I liked how the author made the story so that everything fit like a glove when reading and it just made sense. The story had an amazing storyline with lots of representation of her life. I loved how they used her past as a spark, it never really left her the whole story but gave her motivation.

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Mayco Garcia P.7 "The Hunger Games" by: Suzanne Collins

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Mayco Garcia P.7 "The Hunger Games" by: Suzanne Collins

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The Hunger Games is an annual event in which one boy and one girl aged 12–18 from each of the twelve districts surrounding the Capitol are selected by lottery to compete in a televised battle royale to the death. Sixteen year old Katniss had been chosen as a death sentence when she steps forward to take her sister's place in the game. But katniss has been close to dead before and survival, for her, is second nature. But if she is to win she will have to start making choices that weight survival against humanity and life against love.

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Donny Spinella Per. 7 "Divergent" by Veronica Roth

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Donny Spinella Per. 7 "Divergent" by Veronica Roth

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Wouldn’t it suck if when you turned 16  you had to choose between living your own life or staying with your family forever? Well, in this book, society had split into five groups where you have one chance to pick where you will spend the rest of your life. Tris, the main character doesn’t know where she belongs in the world and the test that tells her where she does belong doesn’t help, so has a hard time making the choice of where to live, but she knows what to do after seeing what choice her brother made. Afterward, she is faced with many challenges that she overcomes because of anger, and tries to help her friends survive. And her friends help her to be calm. This is a good book, it is the first book I have read.

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Stephanie Maldonado P.7 "V For Vendetta" by Alan Moore

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Stephanie Maldonado P.7 "V For Vendetta" by Alan Moore

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in a place stripped of its democracy and ruled by a totalitarian regime? Or do you want to read a book that alludes to what life was like during the holocaust? If so, then this book is just the right fit for you!
V for Vendetta by Alan Moore takes place in a dystopian future where Britain is entirely controlled by one man named Adam Sutler. Evey Hammond, the main character, is saved by a masked man who refers to himself as V. V is the anti-hero of the series and is an anarchist while also a vigilante. V is labeled a terrorist because he tries to spark a revolution in Britain. He is against the ideas of Adam Sutler and wants to wake his fellow citizens up and bring down the tyrant Adam Sutler is. During this, the police are trying to pursue V while also trying to figure out his identity and motives. The ending of this book was enlightening and heart-wrenching. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in dystopian fiction.

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Bree Cardoza, P7, "If I Stay" by Gayle Forman

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Bree Cardoza, P7, "If I Stay" by Gayle Forman

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to leave your body and be able to see everything happening around you but nobody can see you? Well this book was a heart touching story about a 17 year old girl named Mia. It talks about her family and Mia going on a road trip together and ending up getting into a bad car accident. They were all sent to the hospital and eventually everyone dies except for Mia. She was sent to a coma where she leaves her body and is able to see everything happening around her. Mia describes her experiences being out of her body and almost being dead.

I found this book very interesting because I have never read a book that has caught my attention and made me want to read more. I think this is the perfect book for somebody who enjoys reading about real life experiences.

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luiz- rojas P.5 The whale road by robert low 

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luiz- rojas P.5 The whale road by robert low 

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A rousing, sprawling saga of viking warriors and the quest for hidden treasure. low mixes of history, archaeology mythology and nonstop often sanguinary action into a fast-moving adventure, its a band of brothers, committed only to each other, rides the waves, fighting for the highest bidder, treading the whale road in search of legendary relics.

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Have you ever imagined how it would be like to be hunted down by the French police, Nazis, and secret Russian spies during 1934? 

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Roberto Flores-Ramos P.7 "Vango: Between Sky and Earth" by Timothée de Fombelle

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Roberto Flores-Ramos P.7 "Vango: Between Sky and Earth" by Timothée de Fombelle

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Join Vango as he tries to survive numerous attempts against his life and how he uncovers mysterious about his past.

I found Vango: between sky and earth to be very fast paced and mysterious, the book also does a really good job at foreshadowing and anticipating the reader through the choice of words.

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What happens when u get into a car accident after a valentine party and a break up with your ex? Loss of memory and Questioning? Will u ever find love again? Find out in 11 paper hearts full of adventure and new discovery in Ella life. Ella wakes up from coma and soon realizes her life isn't the same.

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P7 Aidan Osborne - "Scythe" by Neal Shusterman

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P7 Aidan Osborne - "Scythe" by Neal Shusterman

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In a world where technological advancements have conquered death, how do you keep the total population from reaching its limit? The answer is with Scythes, people selected to glean(kill) others for the rest of their lives.

This story follows two teens who have been selected to become scythes, and how they overcome their Scythe training, the challenges of killing, and how this irreversibly affects their lives.

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Mr. Wendel   8th Period   "The Glass Castle" by Jeanette Walls

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Mr. Wendel   8th Period   "The Glass Castle" by Jeanette Walls

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fall out of a moving car, light your own clothes on fire, or find your Mom homeless on the street? In Jannette Wall's "The Glass Castle," she uses her wit and sharpened skills as a New York Times journalist to recount her outrageous childhood experiences.
Jeannette Walls grew up with three siblings, constantly moving like nomads: first in the Southwest, then in a shanty of a home in the mountains of the east.  Both of her parents were nonconformists -- both their curse and their salvation.  Her father Rex was a charismatic, brilliant man who, when sober, captured his children's imagination, teaching them physics, geology, and above all, how to embrace life fearlessly. Rose Mary, who painted and wrote and couldn't stand the responsibility of providing for her family, called herself an "excitement addict." Eventually, her siblings are tortured by the dysfunction of the family -- mostly father's alcoholism and dreamlike preoccupation with the "glass castle."
I found this book captivating. There was limitless drama, humor around every corner, veils of darkness, with just enough hope to keep me reading. Just about every segment of her childhood had me shaking my head wondering how her parents were never hauled away by Child Protective Services. But best of all, the chapters were short and kept things moving along. I would recommend this book to anyone who feels like they have a wild family, or who wants to be entertained by shocking real-life stories.

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Tyler Predes - "Shattering Glass" by Gales giles

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Tyler Predes - "Shattering Glass" by Gales giles

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Have you ever wondered about your status in high school? Have you ever asked yourself where you are socially? Well, no matter what, It's not permanent.
In the book Shattering Glass by Gail giles, A group of the schools most popular kids are set off to a mission of making the school nerd into a top-of-the-leaderboard prom king. Simon Glass, a kid that everyone despises, seems to be born to be made fun of, at least up until Rob Haynes shows up. A transfer student from out of town. With his jaw dropping charisma and confidence, he became the school's all time favorite student. Rob Haynes soon becomes bored of his success and decides to form a mission for Simon Glass. A group of friends collectively shape this character, but soon find out Simon's secret personality. Through their journey, the kids have to cross multiple challenges and obstacles that span from your everyday struggles, to vicious, brutal conditions.
I found this book very engaging for the topic that it covers. Normally you would see this plot as a cliche, everyday topic, however it also comes off as relatable to anyone, realistically inspiring, and also very interesting and suspenseful towards some high parts of the plot. This book kept me thinking about how I could change myself as a person. Finally, This book's use of sensory details captures the reader and really paints a picture and story line for whoever reads it.

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A dark spire of stone... the buglike ra'zac, and flowers grown from silver, gold and crowned with... jewels?

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Brendan Mcintosh Period 7 "Brisinngr" Christopher Paolini 

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Eragon, the last free Dragon rider of alagaesia, Saphira the last female of her race, and Roran the cousin of Eragon set off on a rescue mission to the dark mountain of stone helgrind after the battle of the burning plains. After storming helgrind, rescuing Rorans fiance Katrina, and eviscerating one of the Ra'Zac all but eragon depart back to the varden's encampment. Eragon decides to stay behind to slay the remaining ra'zac and the budlike creatures warns him that galbatorix has almost found "the name". Afterwards eragon condemns the butcher sloan who was also imprisoned within helgrind to never meet his daughter katrina again and sends him on a journey to live in ellesmera. Eragon has now began his return to the varden's camp and must evade hordes of the empire's soldiers along the way, around the same time eragon leaves to return Arya the Elf departs to go and find eragon and bring him back safely. Eragon needing to rest and gaining some courage decides to check into an inn for a night and happens to stumble across Arya. He and Arya get some much needed rest and depart before anyone has arisen the next morning running swiftly across the sloping plains, some night along their journey near the hadarac desert they make camp within an alcove and begin to talk and while they are Eragon uses magic to conjure a rose bush for arya and shortly after they are visited by a group of spirits who wish to know why they have been using magic and once answered begin to swirl around the rose bush and after they have left eragon notices, the bush is different then before, the stalk and branches are made from silver, the leaves made of gold, and all of the roses a brilliant blue sapphire. After safely arriving back at the vardens camp roran proposes that eragon weds him and katrina to which eragon obliges, he also learns that katrina has become pregnant. The day of the wedding as the varden is decorating and preparing a feast the horn begins to ring and as eragon looks in the distance he sees the glinting mass of blood red scales that is thorn and a ship of only about 200 men sailing up the jiet river.

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This book is about a a teenage boy named Drew Lawson. Drew is a very talented when it comes to basketball and everyone on the team and in his city knows it. Heading into his final season with hopes of making it to college sports he has two new teammates stopping him. One coming for his spot and getting shown favoritism from the coach. Drew has to learn to adjust, I like this book from what I seen so far it is relatable a little and very interesting

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Angel Granados P.7 "A Time To Kill" John Grisham

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Angel Granados P.7 "A Time To Kill" John Grisham

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Would you testify against an inhumane crime? A 10 year old girl's life is forever haunted by two drunken men, her father who is prejudged by the mostly white town, decides to act regardless of the law.
This book has you wondering whether or not the father is in the right or the wrong, you'll also meet unique characters from different backgrounds working together. You'll find yourself in 1984 in Ford County, Mississippi, with tensions building amongst two predominant races. When reading you'll feel involved and many of the five senses are used for in detail, helping the reader relate to the characters.
My reaction to the book was that I was concerned about the beginning, and further more towards the rising action. There are plenty of times when the main character makes poor decisions.  I also enjoy this book because the plot uses a lot of dialog, this helps with character building, and in my opinion speeds up the story's more dull chapters. The story also is relative to real life, so any criminal or court terms are parallel, and would likely occur in real life.

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Nathaniel Fitzpatrick p.7 " Blood red snow white " By marcus sedgwick

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Nathaniel Fitzpatrick p.7 " Blood red snow white " By marcus sedgwick

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The novel describes the origins and events of the Russian Revolution, interwoven with the experiences of Arthur Ransome, then a journalist in Russia

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Destinee Garcia P.7 Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier

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Destinee Garcia P.7 Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier

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I was a bit lost in the sauce for this one

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Tymeeah Lewis per.7 "Monster High" by Lisi Harrison. :T

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Tymeeah Lewis per.7 "Monster High" by Lisi Harrison. :T

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It's about Monsters who are disguised as humans (also known as normies) and go to the normies school. The main characters are Frankie Stein and Melody(I don't know her last name) But they go to the same school and a bunch of high school dramas happen, like girls are kissing other men that are in relationships, sneaking out, bipolar disorders, and freindship.  It's pretty wack
This book was okay because when I read it, I didn't know where I was (literally). The sauce of this book was thick and partially seasoned, I don't really like thick sauce, I like something maybe a bit more soupy and less chunky, but this one was warm and my noodles cooked real nice in it and I remember everything through the amazing experience. You could read a couple lines on the page and know what's going on. I don't like the ending though, this series is trying to take my cash money. I think people should read this because I don't want to be alone, swimming in this reck of a book, it's too hot to handle. Anyways, would I put this sauce on my risotto? The answer is no because it needs more, it should be saucy in texture. A perfect plate of risotto should flow like lava if you tilt the plate. The book was okay!

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Nallely Rodriguez pd.7 "Little white lies" by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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Nallely Rodriguez pd.7 "Little white lies" by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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“I'm not saying this is Sawyer's fault but…”

18-year-old mechanic Sawyer lives with her single mom and did not expect her grandmother to show up at her apartment door and offer her a six-figure contract to participate in debutante season. Sawyer never imagined accepting the offer. Sawyer then realizes if she says yes then that would mean involving herself in her grandmother's "society". But it might be a good thing because that might mean discovering the answer to the biggest mystery of her life. Her father's identity. The one thing she doesn't expect to find while being a debutante is friendship. She is drawn into a group of debutantes with dishonorable, threatening secrets of their own. There are people in her grandmother's glittering world who are not what they appear, and nobody wants Sawyer poking her nose into them. She then finds out about all these twisted things about her friends and how powerful their parents are.  Sawyer wants to search more about the truth of her own origins and something tells me that this is just the beginning.

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Nadia Vang P.7 "The Upside of Unrequited" by Becky Albertalli

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Nadia Vang P.7 "The Upside of Unrequited" by Becky Albertalli

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Do you believe in ghosts? Not the see-through ones but the real human looking ones... what if i told you they do exist. They can be the people you never expect.

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Lizette Hurtado, Per. 7 "Deep and Dark and dangerous" by Mary Downing Hahn

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Lizette Hurtado, Per. 7 "Deep and Dark and dangerous" by Mary Downing Hahn

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This ghost story by Mary Downing Hahn is about a girl, Ali, who finds a mysterious photo that was never meant to be seen. She is curious about the girl who got torn out of the photo but her mother and aunt won't tell her who it is. She goes on a summer trip with her aunt and cousin emma. The cabin holds a lot of secrets. What is everybody not telling ali? At the cabin Ali and emma meet a girl around their age who is named sissy she is snobby, rude, childish, and odd. Is she who she says she is? Why is she so odd? Little did ali and emma know they were being punished for their mothers' actions.

I think this book is very good. It has a lot of twists and problems. It is very interesting and you will definitely get attached to the book. I like all the details and plot twists it makes everything more fun and mysterious.

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Ashlee Moua P.7 "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green

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Ashlee Moua P.7 "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green

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Imagine meeting someone you genuinely enjoy being around. When you're with them you forget about all the bad in the world and only see and feel the good. But then unfortunately, your time with each other gets cut short and the world feels like it's ending.
Terminally-ill, Hazel dreads waking up every wednesday to attend her support group which she thought was depressing. One day, a boy named Augustus Waters catches her eyes, someone new in the support group. They get super close and develop feelings for each other that made very clear. They bond over a book called An imperial Affliction written by Peter Van houten. The book is about a girl who has cancer and shares her take on life which Hazel feels she can relate to. The significance about the book is that it ended mid sentence so really there was no ending. Weeks later Augustus was able to track the author down in Amsterdam and they flew to meet him to get some answers but he wasn't what they thought he'd be. On the last day of being there Augustus confessed something that changed their relationship forever.
I thought this book was good. I loved how the author made the book humorous more than sad. It was really well-put and described. I felt like i was able to connect with the text more because all the given details.

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Juliette Villanueva P.7 "The Girl On The Train" by Paula Hawkins

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Juliette Villanueva P.7 "The Girl On The Train" by Paula Hawkins

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Anna Vang Per. 7,  All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven 

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Anna Vang Per. 7,  All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven 

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Have you ever wondered if all romance books and movies always have a happy ending? Just the thought of two people falling in love and living happily together in the end sounds perfect. Well, what if I told you this book was the exact opposite of that?
This book is about a boy named Theodore Finch and a girl named Violet Markey who suffers from depression and trauma. They met each other at the school bell tower where they both were about to take their own lives, but soon became partners for a wandering project. Violet hated this idea at first but soon she and Finch became friends as they started talking more. During this wandering project, they realized they caught feelings for each other and got together. They were both finally happy and free from the darkness, though it seemed so at least.
I honestly really liked this book because of the realistic ending and how real the book felt while reading it. At first, I thought this book was going to be like every romance book where there's always a happy ending but it was most definitely not. There was also a movie about this book and it was also amazing. The ending did shock me and made me feel a lot of mixed emotions, but overall I really enjoyed this book and I would definitely recommend it.