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In the nation of Panem, which was once North America, a capital is in control of 12 districts. The capital was once in war with the districts and won against them. As a part of the district surrender, each district have to send one boy and one girl to participate in a very violent "game" called The Hunger Games, where every tribute has to fight to the death in a very unique arena until there's one victor remaining. 16 year old Katniss Everdeen was awaiting for a girl to be called from district 12, which is the district Katniss lives, and is hoping and praying that her little sister, who just became old enough to be called (12-18), won't get called. Unfortunately, even though the odds were very slim, she got called. Katniss, freaking out, yells, "I volunteer as tribute" and becomes the girl tribute for district 12. Little did she know, a guy who she rarely paid attention to, got called. As they get ready for the Hunger Games, she realizes it's either "kill or be killed".

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In this exciting thriller novel, Scoutmaster Tim Riggs leads a troop of boys in the Canadian wilderness for a weekend camping trip as a tradition he's done for many years, but when an unexpected visitor comes across their campsite, thin and very pale and hungry, things start getting terrifying... No ghost story can compare to the human carrier of a bioengineered terror.... This thriller is amazingly scary and a very "keep you on the edge of your seat" kind of book. I would recommend this book to teens and adults because of the adult content and to only those of teens and adults that can take exciting scary thrillers and to those who have a strong stomach.

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This book may make it seem like I'm depressed or things like that, but I'm not.  It's an inspiring book about a girl who had a difficult childhood and who ended up being fostered. When she started school again, she was starting to get bullied. She started going into deep depression and started cutting, drinking and all sorts of other things. She starts going into counseling and little did she know, if she could fall into depression, she could climb her way back out. This is an inspiring book about how you can get better no matter what you're going through.  I would recommend this book to more mature readers considering the more graphic details it might have in it.  This is the perfect book for if you're going through a hard time and need inspiration and motivation to get yourself out of that hole you got dug into.

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Imagine being trapped aboard the doomed Titanic on an
icy Atlantic... With undead passengers. This fast-paced thriller
reimagines the historical events of the Titanic with a little bit of sci-fi and horror. It goes into the back story of how the titanic "really" sank. I would recommend this book to teens and young adults looking for that thrill and excitement that will keep you on the edge of your seat. It might scare younger readers so that is why I am recommending it to young teens and adults.

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Jack and Stephanie Singleton are on the verge of divorce, so they're on their way to a counselling session in Alabama, when they stop to ask directions from a highway patrol officer. They head down a long dirt road where they run over spikes set out almost like a trap, Jacks mustangs wheels pop and luckily there's an old Victorian house in the backwoods of Alabama. Coincidence? There are three inhabitants (Betty, Pete, and  living there. They check in and have dinner with them, along with another another couple (Randy and Leslie) that were there too. Things go downhill from there. Betty starts continuously asking Stephanie about ice. Then Pete starts harassing Leslie saying he wants her as his wife.  Not only do things get heated up by that, but a killer named White locks  everyone up in the house and the rules are only something a madman or worse would write.
1. God came into my house and I killed Him.
2. I will kill anyone who comes into my house like I killed God.
3. Give me one dead body and I might let rule 1 slide.
You have until dawn.

This is an amazing thriller/horror book for more mature readers because of the content. I would recommend this book to readers 12+ years old.

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Allegiant: Last book of the Divergent Series

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Allegiant: Last book of the Divergent Series

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In the novel Allegiant, Tris has to start making the hardest decisions in her entire life, she has to face the hardest truths, and deciding who to trust when she needs people the most, but the book doesn't just focus on Tris, it goes to Tobias's point of view. They switch back and forth between views to see who is thinking what. If you have been reading the past books in this series, you will sort of be disappointed in the end. I recommend this book to teens to adults who have been reading the series. I like the way the author switched between the points of view.

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Divergent: First book of the Divergent Series

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Divergent: First book of the Divergent Series

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The novel Divergent features a girl named Beatrice "Tris" Prior who was born and raised in the Abnegation faction, but she made the ultimate decision during the choosing ceremony.... She choose Dauntless instead of picking her old faction. People call her "Stiff" since she traded from Abnegation. Now she has to overcome the Dauntless initiations. As she starts making friends there she has to keep in mind that not all her friends will make the Initiation. In this amazing first book, Tris will have to learn the fact of "Faction before Blood". She will also have to learn to be brave, competitive, and how to hide her secrets.... I recommend this amazing action book to teen and up since there is language and intense scenes.

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Insurgent: Book 2 of the Divergent Series

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Insurgent: Book 2 of the Divergent Series

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In this thrilling sequel to the first book Divergent; they go beyond what they think is right to what love is. It may seem like a love-type book, but it takes action into a new and crazy perspective. It takes inhumane to the next level of what we could even think of. The chapters of the book have very good examples of cliff hangers that made it hard to put the book down without reading the next chapter. I would recommend this book to teen and adult readers who read the FIRST one because if you jump straight into the second or third, you won't know what's going on or who the people are.

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After 12 years of his parents murder from an alien looking for a precious item called The List, Daniel X is hunting down alien outlaws all the way to the last one named The Prayer, who killed his parents. After defeating number 19, Daniel soon finds himself in a sticky situation when number 6 holds him hostage and throws him back to his home planet. The life is completely gone... or is it... Daniel starts trying to find life to help him beat number 6.
The author made sure to add all the emotions and details to make sure the reader could not put it down without reading one more chapter. I would recommend but not read again until you finish all the books so you would not get confused to where you are. This book is very fast-paced, although the chapters are short, it's a good book for all readers that want a sense of adventure with a sci-fi genre added along with it.