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In my opinion my favorie series of books are the croniciles of Narnia. Most people watch the movies not reading the books when the books are way better. Right now I am on book number 6 (there are 7) and am excited to read 7.

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The book that I read was Because of Winn-Dixie. It's about a lonely girl who finds friendship with a dog. It's a great book and I recommend it because it teaches people not to judge things by their appearance. It's an uplifting story about two completely different lives coming together and both of them being changed..

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Friend Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

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Friend Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

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So, the only books I read was this and Barron's APUSH and I took notes on it, so... Not much leisure, but, I had enough to read Friend Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe. Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe is not a real place, but is in Alabama, and we go through several different perspectives of people, most commonly Evelyn Couch, and through the mind of Ninny Threadgoode. It seems plain, but it isn't. It shows that not all Alabama people are racist, and that people can taste like pigs with Big George's special barbecue sauce. It has enough maturity. But people can read it. It's fine enough. It packs enough adventure for you to savor on it for a few days. But the movie sucks.

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A book I recommend is "Real Friends" because part of the book's lesson is how valuable  friends are. The main character has a friend who was not very loyal  to her, and eventually they grew apart.  She found a new group of friends who trash talk about her behind her back and she knew that she was the least like person in the group. She learn that she does not need to play with "friends" to be popular or cool. She just needed one good friend who is there for her. So the lesson of the story is don't change who you are for anyone, because a real friend would like you for who you are.

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I recommend my peers, specifically the girls, to read “Brave Not Perfect”. This book I started towards the end of summer and just finished, it is a quick and easy read but has a great message. The book is from the author’s perspective on how girls have been trained to constantly worry about being perfect since they were basically born, while boys are pressured to be brave and take risks. The author is also the CEO of “Girls Who Code”, which has helped many girls around the country take more risks and learn to code. This book really changed my perspective on gender roles and how they are so cultivated by parents and society. I recommend this book because it made me more confident and it also made me more aware on how scared most girls are day to day, and I hope that it does the same to someone else to reads it.

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!) What book would you recommend for others to read?
2) Why do you recommend the book?

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I  recommend Island of the blue dolphins because of how the author makes you you were  there and not just learning about an event. This is my favorite book because its a interesting story based off a real event (The Lost Woman of San Nicolas).

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I recommend that middle school students read the book "House Arrest" by K.A. Holt. I think they would enjoy this book since it is about a middle-school aged boy who makes the wrong choices for the right reasons. It offers an interesting perspective and presents it in an interesting way. The entire book is written as free-verse poetry and challenges the reader to think about the story in a more meaningful way since it is not written in a traditional fashion. The poetry format forces the reader to read more slowly and thoughtfully in order to understand the message the author is trying to convey. It's definitely worth a read and makes you think about the role of love and sacrifice in a family.

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I would recommend this series because I love how it has like a medieval style to it but it is with orcs, goblins, dragons, etc. The books are very immersive because the author includes almost made up slang into the book and it is fun to kind of pick on it and get more familiar with it as the series goes on. I am not a big fantasy person but I really enjoyed this series.

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I would recommend this series because of the way the author combines greek mythology with events in the present. The series is also very interesting because of the way it explains events in the past and ties them to mythology. Personally, I found this series a really fun read.

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The reason I'm recommending this series is because of how creative the author is when writing these books. My favorite part about this book series is how the author makes it feel like a secret wizard society really exists. The series is meant for any age, which I appreciate. I remember some of my friends reading the series in second grade. J.K. Rowling has inspired so many people to become readers, even people who don't like to read. If you haven't read this series yet, you should definitely check it out.

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This book I would defiantly recommend for many reasons.  This book is about two stories one being an 11 year old boy running away to safety. His name is Salva. Salva is escaping from his village because of the war between the rebels and the government. This is a true story and covers over 6 years of Salva's life. This is taken place in 1985 in South Sudan. The second story is about a girl named Nya. Her story is about her and her family's journey to find clean water and a healthy life. Her story is set in 2008 in South Sudan. If the seventh graders from last year enjoyed Refugee you'll probably enjoy this book as well.

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I would recommend "The Keeper of the Lost Cities 1" because I feel like kids this age and teenagers they all love fantasy books. I read this book last year  I really loved and enjoyed this book because even some fantasy books that I don't enjoy and I don't like them, but this one is going to be really interesting for everyone and different ages.

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To kill a mockingbird- Harper Lee - Published in 1960 

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To kill a mockingbird- Harper Lee - Published in 1960 

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I would recommend “To kill a mockingbird” because it focuses on race and how other people are treated. Not everyone was treated fairly and this book is the proof of it. It’s a very inspiring story and it shows people to be kind, truthful,  and respectful of others no matter there race. Everyone deserves kindness and to be treated fairly.

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I recommend the wings of fire series. There are 13 books so far and still going. You have a lot of books to read in the series and you wont run out of books for a while. I also recommend the Theodore Boone series. It is like a mystery series with different topics but they each follow another big mystery. Wings of fire keeps you wanting to read and keep reading to get to the parts that was hinted at. Theodore Boone has laws and a very educational book in a fun way. I reccomend wings of fire for readers who love fantasy and who keeps wanting books. Also more books are coming out. Wings of fire is my favorite series and any book in it is action packed and a great series.

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I really enjoy this book because of how diverse, deeply thought-out and relatable the characters are. It makes the book very enjoyable and fun to read. The way the author portrays the time period is also very interesting. I would definitely recommend this if you are having trouble getting into a book.

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A book I would recommend to others is The Mighty Heart of Sunny St. James. I would recommend this book to other classmates because it’s about this girl who has had a heart transplant, and she plans to accomplish several thing in her new life, with her new heart. She also has a mom that left her at a very young age, and she goes through internal conflicts whether she should forgive her own mother. She goes through lots of obstacles and conflicts trying to accomplish these goals, with family, friends, and even her past memories. Some are embarrassing, and some a memorable, so she goes on a journey with her “new life”. Sunny is a very internal person, so the author really makes you feel what Sunny is feeling, and you really feel interacted and connected with the characters. It is also a emotional book and certainly changes your mood from time to time.

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To kill a mockingbird - Harper Lee - Published in 1960

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To kill a mockingbird - Harper Lee - Published in 1960

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I would recommend “To kill a mockingbird” because it focuses on race and how other people are treated. Not everyone was treated fairly and this book is the proof of it. It’s a very inspiring story and it shows people to be kind, truthful,  and respectful of others no matter there race. Everyone deserves kindness and to be treated fairly.

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I recommend this series to people who like spy novels and adventures

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I recommend reading Throne of Glass. I have seen no series that is completely incredible from start to end, but this one has broken that standard. I found myself glued to this book from start to finish and it was truly my favorite book I’ve ever read. The interesting characters such as Chaol and Ansel of Briarcliff make the story all the more interesting, and their interactions with our ridiculously powerful protagonist Celaena, express both sides of her incredible character perfectly. I would HIGHLY recommend reading the series if you like fantasy.

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I would recommend this book to people who are interested in WWII, specifically naval tactics. If you aren’t interested in that, this book would be incredibly difficult to read.

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the ghost ships of archangel: the arctic voyage that defied the nazis

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The Ghost Ships of Archangel: The Arctic Voyage That Defied the Nazis

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An extraordinary story of survival and alliance during World War II: the icy journey of four Allied ships crossing the Arctic to deliver much needed supplies to the Soviet war effort.On the fourth of July, 1942, four Allied ships traversing the Arctic separated from their decimated convoy to head...

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Five Feet Apart is one of the best books I have ever read. This book is about two teenagers who diagnosed with CF , or cystic fibrosis fall in love. Unfortunately, due to CF they cannot touch, hug, or even be closer than 6 feet from each other. As they continue talking over face time and texting, they become extremely close within an incredibly short time.  As they continue using there medications so they get better, the doctors make them aware that their lungs are not working and their lung quality is at 30%. Therefore they both need new lungs. After one of them got new lungs, the other decided it would be best if they stop talking, because they loved each other but they couldn’t get married or even kiss because of this unfortunate disease, However, both were sad and devastated., they still held each other in their heart.

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I think that wonder is a good book to read because it shows that kindness matters and mean people can really effect the people you’re bullying. This book also teaches you basic life lessons and things you can use in your future. This book    Shows that just because you look different doesn’t mean you aren’t and cant be a normal kid.

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I recommend the wings of fire series. There are 13 books so far and still going. You have a lot of books to read in the series and you wont run out of books for a while. I also recommend the Theodore Boone series. It is like a mystery series with different topics but they each follow another big mystery. Wings of fire keeps you wanting to read and keep reading to get to the parts that was hinted at. Theodore Boone has laws and a very educational book in a fun way. I reccomend wings of fire for readers who love fantasy and who keeps wanting books. Also more books are coming out. Wings of fire is my favorite series and any book in it is action packed and a great series.