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Novel by Sharon M. Draper
I  really recommend reading this book.It's about a girl named Melody she is 11 years old and she is in a wheel chair,but the problem is that she is stuck in her own mind so she has been taking therapy.But those really didn't matter to her.She is ready to open to the world and show who she really is.but she is quite scared to open up.If you want to know more find out on her new adventurer.

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Running the Amazon by Joe Kane  | Nonfiction | 11.6.17 - 1.6.18 Level 10, Rating 8

Reader’s Note:

I think this was the hardest book for me to read so far this year. My Parents had recommended this book for me, and had said that it was a really fast moving book. I started reading it though and thought the opposite. The whole concept of the book is intense, as they are traveling the whole length of the amazon and trying to survive on a small raft, but the authors word choice makes the book last forever. Not only is the word choice really descriptive and hard to follow but on top of that, all of the characters names are at least 3 syllables long and really hard to pronounce. I started nicknaming the characters “O” and “C” because some their real names were Odendalle and Chiminilinskii. Although this book was really complicated and confusing I liked the story nonetheless. A group of 12 explorers try to travel the full length of the Amazon, starting at the Peruvian Andes and ending at the Atlantic Ocean. They survive fierce rapids, dangerous encounters with traffickers and guerillas and nature at its worst. If you like stories such as this I strongly recommend this National Bestseller.

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I recommend the book, The Name of the Wind by  Patrick Rothfuss. It is a fantasy book that I rated as a challenge level 6.5 and a rating of 9.5. I am recommending this book because it has great detail and characters. The detail really draws you into the story. Patrick Rothfuss has a talent for making fantasy worlds seem real. This book also has a great plot. It starts you off in a sinerio where the main character is pretending to be an innkeeper and has given up his power. Then, the book is one big flashback into how the main character got to the point he is at now. You can really understand the main character, his thoughts, and who he is. So I strongly recomend this book; The Name of the Wind.

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I recommend My Antonia by Willa Cather. The genre of this book is historical fiction, and also kind of coming of age. I rated this book a 9, because I really loved it. I recommend this book because of the incredible detail which sets you in the  setting, and also because of the wonderful characters. Willa Cather makes them feel so connectable, even though they lead such different lives then you.

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I suggested In The Time Of The Butterflies because the author took historic people and created her own version while keeping the main facts of their story. I also suggest it because the perspectives change. I love books with different perspectives because then I can get two or more sides to the story and I can understand every characters action better.

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I recommend What The Moon Saw by Laura Resau.
Rating: 9
Genre: Magical Realism
I recommend this book because it was a really intriguing book that celebrated different cultures around the world. It was full of great descriptions, meaningful metaphors, and centered around Clara, a very relatable fourteen-year-old. It was mostly realistic fiction, but included some fantasy too, which made it really interesting.

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home alone

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I recommend ready player one for a lot of reasons. Firstly, it is a page turner an when I was reading it I never wanted to set the book down. It is also fairly relatable.

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Home of the Brave

Level of Challenge: 5
Rating:  9

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Full Cicada Moon

Level of Challenge: 6
Rating: 8

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Flygirl
Level of Challenge: 5
Rating: 10

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I recommend that everyone reads Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. This book is based in the year 2050. It is a big race to get the the multi billion dollar prize at the end.

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I was hooked the whole way through because there was always something new happening, but it wasn't like an adventure book where there is alot going on. In some ways it was kinda nonfiction because of the facts about synesthesia but it is fiction because it's not a true story.

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The Girl who Drank the Moon
Level of Challenge: 5
Rating: 10

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I recommend Gunslinger by Stephen King. I rate this book a 8 because it holds your attention and is very interesting. The book is about a man that is the last gunslinger and it looking for a man called the "man in black" for many years. The novel fuses horror and mystery into one book. The main character has a long journey through the desert.

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I recommend A Dog's Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron. I rated it a nine. The book is about a dog who goes through many different lives, meets different people, and goes on lots of adventures. It is exciting and also very funny because it is from the dog's perspective. This also makes it really interesting.

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Bridget Goetz - Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur

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Bridget Goetz - Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur

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I recommend Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur because of its abstract poetry and advanced contents. The reading level is really low since its basically and bunch of poetry snippets assembled into a book with four parts; the breaking, the loving, the  hurting and the healing. I love this book, however the contents do need a disclaimer since they're not entirely age appropriate. Overall, this book is so good, and I highly recommend it.

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I recommend The Lost Rainforest Mez’s Magic because it is such an action filled book with lots of great discriptions of places and animals.

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I recommend The Class Castle. It is a true story and very very good. This one of the few books that I couldn't put down and I loved every second of it. It is about this girls crazy life and growing up.
Rating: 10
Level of challenge: 7

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I need to recommend lord of the Rings by J R R Tolkien because it was the best book I read this year

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The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
This book is perfect for anyone who needs a page turner, but also a book that will really get you thinking about the world, specifically about culture and religion. This book goes deep into the jungle of the congo, and deep into human nature, bringing along joy, frustration, grief, love, sadness and every other possible human emotion. Don't be fooled by teh boring cover. This is the best book I ever read, and I read 65 books last year. I also recommend Barbara Kingsolver as an author. The has several other good books.

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I recommend the book Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
Rating: 8
Level of challenge: 9

This book is set in France in the 1800s. It follows the life of Jean Valjen, a convict, Javert, a policeman, Cosette, a young girl, and several other characters. This book is very long (1463 pages), but I recommend reading the full version. If you don't have the time or energy, you can read the abridged version.

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I recommend The Mists OF Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
Rating: 9
Level of Challenge: 8
The Mist Of Avalon is a 900 page book about the women behind King Arthur's thrown. It tells the story of his mother and sister. A good portion of the book is devoted to the land of Avalon, which intrigued me the most. It can only be reached by the maidens who reside there, and is a world in which the young girls learn their powers.

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I recommend the book called turtles all the way down by John Green I rated it a 9
Genre:  Young adult fiction
it has sickness,friendship, and more. It has lots of twists and terns. It is a great book!

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All The Light We Cannot See
By Anthony Doerr
Genre : Historical Fiction
Rating: 9
Dude you gotta read this book. The most persuasive language I have ever seen. The plot is perfect, it could not be better. Anthony tells two stories, one of a blind girl living in france and another of a german boy that loves electronics. The two characters are created perfectly. I highly recommend this book too anyone that likes good characters and a good plot. I also recommend it only if you can read books long term.

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I suggest a book called looking for Alaska a book by John Green you can find in the teen section at libraries, I´d rate it a 7.5, the genre is realistic fiction . This book is about a  boy teenager who goes to a boarding school he meets a girl name Alaska along with a couple of boys they have a blast, but night Alaska gets into her car and tries to go to her mothers grave but ends in a car accident that kills her, then everyone goes looking for her to fine shes  dead. If you like books that make you want more and more of it this the right one for you.

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I am gong to recommend  Yes Please By Amy Poehler Autobiography . I am asking those who love adult humor to read this book. It has some of the best humor and some great story's of her child hood and how she stared a SNL.

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I would like to recommend The Wise Man's Fear by Patrick Rothfuss.

Genre: Fantasy
My Rating: 9.3 stars

I cannot put into words how good this book is; the imagery and description are unbelievable. Partly because most of the book is in first person, I feel like I am literally inside Kvothe’s (the main character) head. Better yet, I feel like I am Kvothe. His reaction to experience is so realistic. Patrick Rothfuss does a very good job portraying what it is like to be a teenager by the way Kvothe thinks and reacts. I am excited around every plot turn; Rothfuss’ imagination is mind-boggling! This book reminds me of the Lord of the Rings (by J.R.R. Tolkien) because of the way that if you take away any major detail from it, the whole plot would fall apart. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good epic fantasy or are new to the genre. Warning to anyone uncomfortable with impolite terms and mature content. The vocabulary I would put at about ninth grade. Overall, a fantastic read!

NOTE: THE WISE MAN'S FEAR IS THE SECOND BOOK IN A SERIES. The first book is called The Name of the Wind.

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I'd like to recommend the book, Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. It is a story that almost anyone will love. Especially fans of 80s pop culture. It is full of adventure, references, and videogames.

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I recommend Sciencia by Burkard Polster, Matthew Watkins, Matt Tweed, Gerad Cheshire, and Moff Betts. I gave it a rating of 9. I enjoyed it because I like learning about science and this book was all about science. It had different sections for different types, and pictures to help me understand. I liked this book a lot.

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I recommend The Fabulous Riverboat by

‎Philip Jose Farmer, it is about a man in the afterlife, with a lot of other people(all of human history). and how they developed

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I recommend Salt to the Sea By Ruta Septeys.
It was a suspenseful and exciting book about five refugees who go on an amazing life journey together. They go through trials, death, and hardship together. Its a really inspiring story that you really get to connect to the charecters. I recommend for anyone looking for a page turner.