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By : Rainbow Rowell

1. I chose this book because the librarian recommended it to me because she said it's a good book that I would enjoy.

2. The author would switch to either Eleanor or Parks side of view for each chapter and it interested me because I got to read about what both characters were thinking , how they felt , and what their lifestyles were like .

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Right now the protagonist is Maud Winters and 3 word that describe her are strong, organized, and calm.

The protagonist struggles with moving on with her life after her daughter went missing and finding a way to accept that she may never be found.

If I could change one thing about the plot I would change the fact that every time it switches to someone else's perspective it doesn't doesn't tell you who it is.

A thing that makes me and a character in the book are similar is that I have the same laugh as my mom, and one of the characters realized that too.

One t.v show that my book reminds me of is 13 Reasons Why just because of the way that they switch perspectives, it becomes so detailed and you understand exactly how the character feels.

The book has different point of views every chapter and it can be confusing but I think that it's a little effective because you get to see everybody's perspective.

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By Kenneth oppel
I choose this book by looking around the library and it jumped at me

The author started the book as th two lead character, brothers, were having a duel to the death which was interesting to me because I wanted to know who won and who lost but it was just a play.

1) he has written 31 stories
2) he married a Shakespeare's scholar
3) he loved writing since he was little
The protagonist- Victor is strangling with the understanding that his brother may die and is trying to use witchcraft(witchcraft can get you hanged in this timeframe) to save him.

8. My book genre is fanasty because the story has magic in it

2. The book is structured on first person point of view
5. So if I could rename the book I would name it "a young soul has left" because it about victor doing stupid things to get his brother back

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By James Dashner

I chose this book because it's a continuation of the book I read last time.

The author started the book by doing a transition. Author was very detailed in what was going on and that got me interested.

Three  interesting facts about James Dashner are 1) she wrote the The Maze Runner series. 2) earned a degree in accounting. He worked in finance before beginning his career in writing. 3) he has five siblings and was raised in Georgia

The protagonist, Michael, struggles to find Sarah and keeps running into people that work with Kane(antagonist)

This book is fictional and action/adventure because there is a lot of action going on while he travels to a lot of other states, and none of this actually happened.

If I were to spend a day with a character in my book, it would be Michael, because he smart and very funny

The protagonist learns that he is a good leader and that he is determined to stop the antagonist

Looking at others' Padlet entries, two books I would like to read are: The  Game of Lives and Plague Land

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By Jennifer A. Nielsen

I chose this book because I needed a book and I was looking at our books at are house and my brother recommended it.

The author began by, " If I had to do it all over again, I would not have chosen this life. Then again, I'm not sure I ever had a choice". This got me interested because I want to see what he would change about his life and why he did not have a choice.

Three interesting facts about Jennifer A. Nielsen: 1) Her Favorite author is JK Rowling( one of my favorite authors). 2) She has be awarded the Whitney Award.3) She has been nominated for the Goodreads Choice Awards Best Middle Grade & Children's

One thing I would change about the plot is that Princes Jaron's brother is still alive.

If I had to spend one day with a character in my book, it would be Sage( Prince Jaron) because he seems that we would have fun.

One choice I would have made differently from on the characters would be that Mott would get to be leader of the troops by prince Jaron's side.

One character that reminds me of my brother is Tobias because he is really smart and knows all it is about Carthya and my brother is really smart and loves to research everything.

Looking at others' Padlet entries, two books I would like to read are The Woods and Big Girls Don't Die.

Two questions I would ask a character(Sage/ Prince Jaron) if I had a chance to interview them would be,
What will you do with Roden and Tobias?
Why didn't you tell your brother?

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By Emily Murdoch

(Awesome audio version on BLS Overdrive!)

* I chose this book by...
I chose this book by searching BLS Overdrive for an awesome audio book, and the cover intrigued me.

*The book began by...
The book began the book with having the main character talk about what her mama says about happiness.  *The beginning grabbed my attention because...
The beginning grabbed my attention right away because of the character's strong dialect and because her personality was easy to connect with.  The author also gave startling details about Carey's mom and Carey's experience that caught my attention right away.

*Three interesting facts about Emily Murdoch:  1)  She runs a rescue for horses and burros that are facing slaughter.  2)  She writes during the night, inspired by the day's activities. 3) Her website, titled Lefty in My Write Mind, hasn't been updated since 2016.

*The protagonist, Carey, struggles with...
The protagonist, Carey, struggles with getting to know her dad and learning what really happened when she was kidnapped by her mom, as well as learning how to cope in society and high school.

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By Alex Scarrow

I chose this book because one of the ladies in the library recommended it to me because I said I liked sci fi.

The author began by introducing us to someone right away and teaching us the effects of the plague.  This got me interested in the book because it didn't feel like we had to go through a long backstory.

My protagonist hasn't really struggled yet other than not living with his dad.

A virus is started in Nigeria is now spreading to the whole world and people are discovering how it works.

It's fiction the book is fiction

A world event that my book reminds me of is the Ebola outbreak because the disease in the book starts in Africa and also it makes references to the Ebola outbreak

The reviews about the book are all very supportive and say that it's a good book for horror fans.  I personally, I agree with all of the reviews that say it's a good book because it is.  There was one person that rated it one star because they said they didn't like horror, but they bought the book and read the description.  Doesn't make sense but I thought it was funny to include that.

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By Nina LaCour
I chose this because because I liked the cover

The author began by showing that this girl, marin, is depressed/ confused about something that is happening

This got me interested because I wanted to see what was happening in her life

Interesting Fact.... she toutors and teaches student, she if a full time  writer and parent, and she lives in Martinez, California

The protagonist, Marin, struggle she with finding out who she is

Mine is fictional and I know that because I says it

If I had to had to hang our with anyone in my book it would be mable because she sounds fun

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By Bryn Chancellor

I chose this book by browsing in the mystery section in the library.

The author began by saying "Her first night in Sycamore, the girl snuck out of the house". This interested me because it wasn't a normal beginning to a story.

(Isabel Puga)

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By Jennifer Chambers

I chose this book because the author is my cousin and it is a fiction novel that is set place in Oregon, which makes it easier to visualize everything.

The author began the book by giving a very clear visual of the scene, she set the scene very well and provided a lot of detail. This got me interested because it alowed me to "see" what was going on rather than just reading it, I could get a visual in my head easier

Three interesting facts about Jennifer Chambers
1) She is my cousin on my dad's side
2) She is a survivor of serious brain injury which forced her to have to learn everything from walking and talking to tying her shoes all over again
3) She is kind of a feminist, but in a good way. She writes a lot of books in which the lead role is a powerful woman. She is big on women empowerment.

4) A way that me and Jo in the book are similar is we both have a hard time concentrating but still try our best and show initiative.

5) One character that reminds me of Mrs.Neff is Hailey Marie

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By Jim Butcher

Post by Noah Carlson

I choose this book by:
I choose this book because my parents told me about how good it is.

The author began by:
Writing about the backstory of the first Calderon war introduce in four the youner versions of characters that you will meet in the future of the book. It was very detailed and intersanting.

Three fact shows about the author
1. He is an avid gamer and play many old consoles
2. He wrote his first book in collage for a simple writing prompt
3. He resides inside of his head mostly

Plot:
I would change nothing about the plot because I think this is a great story

Genre:
It's fantasy and I know this because the whole book has magic and monsters

People:
If I could spend one day with anyone in my book I would choose tavi because he is my age and he's a good person and someone that I would like to hang out with

Struggles: he struggles with not being able to control magic like the other kids

Similar: this book is similar to lord of the rings.

Leson: he learns that as long as he try's he can make it work

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By James Dashner

I chose this book because it's a continuation of the book I read last time.

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By Sarah Darer Littman

I chose this book by...

Walking around in the library and since the bell rang I just quickly grabbed the book.

The author began the book by saying...
"Its possible that there are more irrational, irritating parents on the planet than mine, but if you ask me what the probability of that is at this particular moment, I'd say it's zero."

Three Interesting Facts About the Author Are...
1) All of Sarah Littman's books are for teens
2) When she was young she wanted to be a flight attendant which she thinks is funny because she doesn't really enjoy flying at all
3) She loves playing tennis, swimming, and cooking

The Progtagonists Struggles With...
Dealing with hackers who have posted private stuff about her family, including her diary.

Some Ways That the Main Character and I Relate Are...
We both have secrets that we don't want anyone to know.
We both are teenage girls.
We both have phones and best friends.

The Genre of My Book Is...
Realistic Fiction because it can happen in real life but this hasn't actually happened.

I Would Give the Book a New Title Called...
"Secrets Don't Always Stay Secret" because this book talk shows a lot about a girl thinking she can keep all her secrets but eventually they all are exposed and not secret anymore.

This Book Reminds Me of the Movie...
The Blogger because the main character puts all her secrets in a blog but known anonymous and eventually someone finds out who she is.

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By Robb White

.I chose this book because it was the smallest book I could find

.The author began the book in the desert with two men hunting big horn sheep. This got me interested because it's like a survival type book with action.

.1 His father worked with Igorots in the Philippines.2 he became a military chaplain.3 he attended the naval academy.

.7 Madec the hunter has the worst relationship with the protagonist (Ben). Madec is trying to kill Ben.
.8 the genre of the book is science fiction because it could happen but it didn't.

1. My book reminds me of an old western because it takes place in the desert and he is be hunted by an out law.
2. My book is in first person P.O.V. and this is effective because it almost makes you feel like you are also being hunted.

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By Jennifer Niven

I chose this book because Mrs.Layne in the library really recommended it.

The author began the book by what seems to be writing in the journal. I like that the book is written if the author is having a conversation with you. (Ava Spelleri)

3 interesting facts about Jennifer Niven
- she write both fiction and nonfiction
- by ten she had multiple songs written
- a international bestseller of nine books

If you could change one thing about the plot what would it be?
- I would change it from always being gloomy because it never really changes.
If I had to spend day with a character in my book, it would be Violet because I can relate with her on a high level

- What two questions I would ask if I had a chance is
"Did you ever think you'd like Finch?"
"Would you ever take back Ryan ?"
-Two books I'd like to read from here are "Incase you missed it" and "Juniper lemons happiness index"

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By M,T Anderson
I choose this book because I wanted a fictional space book and Mrs.layne  took me to the SY-FI section
Hook: the author began by talking about the stars and the scenery in a old fashion romantic way about a drive in moive screening, until a vuvv came to eat the two in love
Interesting facts:
1.)Winner of the Los Angeles times book prize
2.)went to Harvard
Protagonist
Struggling with money, law, medical issues suits and an ex who live with him
8.) my book is cyfi fiction because I asked for a book topic along those lines

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By: Bryan Stevenson

I chose this book because my friends name is Brian and the author's name is Bryan

The author began by saying "I wasn't prepared to meet a condemned man." This got me interested because I wanted to know what happened when he met the condemned man

3 things that you don't know about Bryan Stevenson
He is the owner of a legal firm to help the poor on death row
He went to Harvard law school
He has done multiple ted talks

My protagonist struggles with keeping up with his job and making enough money for rent.

If I could change one thing about the plot I would make their be less switching back between characters

My book genre is non-fiction mystery. I know this because it's a. True story about a lawyer trying to help a person wrongly charged for a murder
This book reminds me of law and order

I would rename the book death row because it's about inmates possibility wrongly convicted on death. Row

Two things that make my book different are its a bout a true lawyer representing a death row inmate on trial and its based in atlanta

I would ask the character if they were scared of being murders and if they ever screwed up by saying the wrong thing

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By Julie Israel

I chose this book because my friend read it for the last book talk and it sounded interesting.

In the beginning of the book the author began with the chapter saying "65" for the number of days junipers sister had been missing. This got me interested because it was a unique way of starting a book.

Three interesting facts
1. She told stories to young kids before she knew how to write
2. She tried writing in high school but wasn't good at it
3. She published her first book after she graduated college

The protagonist, Juniper, struggles with finding out what happened to her sister, she struggles because there was very little clues left behind and her mom makes it very hard for her.

If I could change one thing in the plot I would change when her sister died, I would've liked the book to start with her sister alive so it would be easier to understand what happened when she died.
My book is realistic fiction, I know this because the story didn't really happen but the story could actually happen.

My book is in first person, the whole time its juniper.
I would ask my character what she would've done differently if she knew her sister was going to die, I would also ask her what made her finally think of who "you" was

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Rebecca Vaughn
By Kenneth Oppel
I choose this book by looking around the library and this book kinda jumped out at me. My friend also told me about the book.

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By Brandon Sanderson

I chose this book because I love to read fiction/fantasy style books that take place in the future.

The author starts the book with a very detailed backstory of how the whole situation began. This interested me because it made me want to find out what happens next, which makes the book even harder to put down.

Three facts about Brandon Sanderson include:
1) As a child, Sanderson never enjoyed reading; he didn't find a passion for it until high school
2) Sanderson studied at BYU in chemistry. It wasn't until he took a trip to Seoul that he realized that he missed writing.
3) Sanderson finished 7 novels during his undergraduate years.

The protagonist, David, struggles with his father's death, and how he needs to find a way to avenge him.

I would say Steelheart has the worst relationship with David because he killed David's father, and he is out for revenge.
My book's genre is fiction because there is really no way that superhuman abilities can be gifted to anyone.

This book reminds me of the Mortality Doctrine book trilogy, as they'd both take place in the cities of the future.
The book is in a third person POV, and that is effective because it easily shows the opinions of all the characters.

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By James Dashner

I chose this book because it was the next in the series that I am readin and recommended by a friend.

The author starts this book off with the protagonist waking up in a car, driving down a highway.

Three facts about James Dashner:
1) He wrote the Maze Runner series.
2) Dropped by his agent and publisher in 2018 after he was accused of sexual harassment. 3) Graduated from University with a masters degree in accounting.

The protagonist, Michael, struggles with being in a real body and finding out he was a "tangent", lines of code in a game, and not a real person, along with not knowing who is who.

The genre of this book is fictional action/adventure because it is a book with lots of action and exciting moments and didn't really happen, along with lots of adventure.

The level of characterization so far has been somewhat realistic.

If I had to spend a day with a character in my book, it would be Michael because he is the most interesting out of the main characters.

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By Morgan Matson

I chose this book because the title and cover intrigued me.

The author began by the narrator sharing a happy memory about her and her friend.
This got me interested because the book took a turn after the flashback and it got interesting.

3 interesting facts about Morgan Matson
1) Some of her books are inspired by her love of road trips, snacks and a good playlist.
2) Since You've Been Gone was the 3rd book she ever wrote and published.
3) Her books have been translated in many different languages throughout the world. Her work is well known.

The protagonist, Emily Hughes struggles with her only bestfriend  leaving her without telling her. She also struggles with the fact that she is shy, awkward and alone. She has to learn how to be herself and find new friends when solane goes MIA.

I think this book is very realistic, it shows the struggles of teenagers as well as having its own unpredictable plot to make it interesting.

The character that had the worst relationship with the protagonist would probably be solane, her so called bestfriend that ups and leaves without an explanation.

The most important thing this protaginist learns about herself is, that she doesn't need someone to define her and to be yourself always.
Two book I would read from these padlet posts are, Happiness Index and All the Bright Places

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By Natasha Preston

I chose this book because my friend suggested this book to me and the cover of it drew me in.

The author started the book with an eerie scary feeling about being alone in the dark. This got me interested because I like scary and mystery genres and I can imagine what's happening as I'm reading along.

"Three interesting facts about Natasha Preston"
1) she started her writing career by total accident when one day she was searching the 'App Store' and came across Wattpad- an amateur writing site.
2) writing gave her an escape and Wattpad gave her the confidence she lacked.
3) was a wife and a mother of 2

The protagonist, Summer (Lilly), struggles with being kidnaped on her way to a party and is being held captive with 3 younger girls wondering when and if she will get out alive.

1 thing that I would change about the plot is the fact that there are 3 other girls that had gotten kid napped

1 thing the main character and I have in common is that we both have older brothers and one thing we don't have in common is that I'm 15 and she's 18

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By Chealsea Bobulski

I chose this book by having a friend recommend it and seeing the similarity from my last book.

The author got me interested in the book by having an eerie or uneasy feel about what goes on past what the human eye may see.

Three interesting facts about Chelasea Bobulski 1)The Wood was her fourth manuscript.  2)She is a graduate of Ohio State University with a degree in  History.  3)She now lives in Ohio with her husband, daughter, and dog with a possibly magical wood behind her house.

The protagonist, Winter, struggles with living without her dad and taking care of the wood on her own. While trying to figureout  how to live in a world that doesn't understand what the wood is like. While falling in love with a boy from a different time period.

The character with the worst relationship with the protagonist is Uncle Joe, this is because Joe try's to kill her and take over what she loves.

The genre of my book is fiction because it talks of a fictional disease that poisons the wood in which people travel to from different time period.

One character that reminds me of my mom is Winter's mom because she is constantly worrying.

One thing I would change bout the plot if I could would be to make it a bit more realistic and give more backstory on Winter and her dad especially.

The poisoned wood would be the new title I would give my book because it isn't talking about the poison that takes over the wood.

I would ask Winter what add her fall in love with Henry. Also I would ask Uncle Joe what made him follow Varo.

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By Julie Berry

I chose this book by going into the library and asking about a fantasy
style novel that could interest me and keep my attention.

What the author did to get me interested was section off each chapter for each character. Meaning the author wrote a chapter per character, describing their life stories that's currently occurring, all throughout the book.

Three interesting facts about Julie Berry are...1) She was the youngest  of seven kids 2) She dreamed of being a marine biologist 3) Julie grew up with turkeys

The protagonist, Botille, struggles with keeping secrets from those of who are trying to find a certain girl, Dolssa. I would also say she struggles with keeping herself and others in control and in line with everything.

The level of characterization so far is realistic because the author uses sensory adjectives, detailed appearance descriptions, and detailed personality traits to describe each character as they come. Especially with the main characters and reoccurring characters in the book.

My books genre is fiction and I know that because nowhere on the book it says that it's non-fiction and the story is told in a fashion that is highly descriptive during a middle-ish aged time period. It's a little obvious how some events are made up.

If I had to spend a day with one character it would be Botille because she is brave, compassionate, and a leader. Together, her and I could go on some adventure that could possibly end us up in a bad situation, but it would end up being fun and humorous in a way, as she can make situations into.

One character that reminds me of my sister would be Dolssa because Dolssa is quiet, mysterious, and likes events to happen her way. My sister is quite similar because shcarries those traits as well.

A show that this book reminds me of is a show called "Salem." The show is a witchy based theme, and that reminds me of Dolssa because both the show and book are taken place during the same time period relatively and they both have similar descriptions of place, such as homes being located in a small town-like village and both having a forest nearby where people discover new secrets about people in the village.

Two things that make my book different are the rich heightened languages spoken and the amount of detail put into something so small (like a description of a tree for example, being described as something beyond what it actually is).

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By Katie Alendar

I chose this book by looking around at the book store, and grabbing it because the title was intriguing.

Interesting facts about Katie Alender : 1) She loves talking about herself in 3rd person 2) She dislikes scary books, but supposedly writes scary books herself

The Protagonist, Alexis, struggles with trying to figure out how to get her sister Kasey back to normal when she gets possessed and turns into something she isn't, and she also struggles with the popular kids at School from how much they taunt he

Some ways the character Alexis from my book and I are similar are Alexis could care less about anyone besides a very few amount of people, and she doesn't like someone talking bad at her family which is the same way I am.

If I could spend a day with a character in my book, it would be Kasey, because I find it would be interesting to be with the little girl who is possessed since it would be interesting to find out how bad or creepy it would be to do so.

A choice I would have made differently from one of the characters is that I would have trusted people easier than Alexis did since she didn't really trust anyone for a while, but if she would have trusted the girl Megan sooner than she could have dealed with her sister sooner.

One character that reminds me of my friend Tasia is Alexis because they are both people that don't trust easily, and they both do not care what the ''popular" and other kids think of them in the book and in real life. Also they both love taking photos, so they both have a similar hobby and similar traits.

Looking at the other Padlet entries, two books that I would like to read are : Since you've been Gone and The Cellar

If I had a chance to interview the character Alexis in my story, I would ask,
1. Would you have wanted more than one person helping you with your sister?
2. How come it's so hard for you to trust someone even though they are trying to help you and can be trusted?