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Good Girl, Bad Blood                    by Holly Jackson 

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Good Girl, Bad Blood                    by Holly Jackson 

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YA Mystery/Thriller's are always on my "to read" list.

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This book has a very important lesson which is to never underestimate someone. It is about 2 men, one has special needs, and they are best friends. it is a great book.

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The Trials of Apollo series by Rick Riordan

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The Trials of Apollo series by Rick Riordan

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book 1: the hidden oracle (trials of apollo

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juvenile fiction / action & adventure / general.

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greek mythology; greek gods; apollo; demigods; monsters; action; adventure; quest; prophecy; fantasy; magic; percy jackson; uncle rick

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juvenile fiction / action & adventure / general

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juvenile fiction / action & adventure / general.

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juvenile fiction/action & adventure - general

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juvenile fiction / action & adventure / general

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juvenile fiction/action & adventure - general

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The Trials of Apollo, Book 1: The Hidden Oracle (Trials of Apollo, 1)

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The Trials of Apollo, Book 1: The Hidden Oracle (Trials of Apollo, 1) [Riordan, Rick] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Trials of Apollo, Book 1: The Hidden Oracle (Trials of Apollo, 1)

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This was an amazing book that takes place in the future in a world that could someday exist! Filled with competition and even a touch of romance, Great for all readers!

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Written by the same author as Divergent, Carve the Mark is set in a galaxy that is ruled by the Assembly, tyrants that are trying to gain more power. At first, however, the enemies seem to be the Shotet, warriors that live on the other side of the planet that Akos lives on. Shotet soldiers come to Akos’ house, kill his father, and abduct him and his brother, Eijeh. They are taken to the Noavek mansion, where it is revealed that Eijeh is an oracle and Akos can disrupt the current, the stream of energy that runs through everyone. Cyra, a Noavek, one of the leaders of Shotet, has a currentgift that is painful for her. Akos is told to come live with Cyrus to alleviate her pain. All Akos wants to do is get Eijeh home, but when he attempts it, Eijeh’s memories are tampered with and he becomes a monster, as Cyra’s older brother Ryzek is. Cyra and Akos are in love. That complicates things. They must overthrow Ryzek, but how? It’s a really good book that has some good LGBTQ representation as well. There’s a lesbian couple, and a few non-binary people as well! There’s switching perspectives that give you quite the insight.