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By Rick Yancey
Amazing. In one word I can describe the entire book. I loved the change of perspectives and the strong female lead played by young Cassie. I have always meant to read this book, but never really got to doing it, and I never like to watch a movie that is based off of a book that I haven't read yet. I am so happy this book was an option because it was so cool to actually think about how that would happen and different peoples perspective's on it. 10/10 I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who has the time.

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By Mindy Kaling
I thought this was a very cool book to read, it was different for me because I don't really read the genre of autobiographies and stuff like that. Even though it wasn't my style I didn't know that getting into it but with er humor and personality the book was amazing and a very fast read. I would recommend it to people who are fans of her work (The Office, The Mindy Project, Inside Out, etc.).

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By Sharon Draper
I loved this book so much! I know that sounds cliche, but it was so eye opening and just beautiful to read and get different view from the characters were just perfect. Although, at the end of the book I did have some questions about the characters, like where they went, where are they now? Those sort of things. I think there should be like a sequel or maybe just a little part at the end of the book that goes into detail. Actually, now that I think about it, I think since the book already changed perspectives the perspective should also have gone to Besa and Afi and maybe even Master Derby and Clay.

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By Kwame Alexander
I loved every single word of this book, I would read it 40 more times if I could. I liked the format, because it made it a quick read and I the first page had me hooked. I was a little shocked by the ending and I recommend this book to anyone that likes anything.

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By Walter Dean Myers
Loved reading this book, I recommend it and would definitely read it again!

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By Maya Angelou
This book was a different type of genre and book for me. It was a biography and that's a very different genre than I usually read. I found this book in the library and I have heard of Maya Angelou but this was the first book I've read from her, and it was pretty good. I was surprised how detailed it was because she had details and conversations from her mom's life and from when she was 12 years old. I loved that the book was so detailed and walked me through her life with visuals and dialogue.

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By Cristin Terrill
This book was...interesting. It was a little confusing and hard to get into at first because the beginning just jumped in and the description of the book didn't help. Towards the end the book it started to get good. That's when all the secrets come out ad everything changes. It was a big book and it took me a couple days to finish it. I don't think i would recommend this book to someone but it wasn't bad.

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By Angie Thomas
I loved reading this book! It was recommended to me by a friend and I'm so glad that I took the suggestion. This book was about racism and how it it's changed nowadays but also how it still exists. It walks through the story of a young black girl who loses her friend (also black) who gets shot by a cop. It tells how the white cop who shot a young innocent black boy was still respected and didn't get jail time or face any consequence. I loved reading about it and the perspective behind it because I got to know a little more and hear what really happened, although it was a fiction book it seemed so real and it was a fast read because it was that good. I definitely recommend this book!

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By Nicola Yoon
This book was an AMAZING book. I loved every page of it. When I first heard about it, I wasn't so sure how I would feel when I read it. I am so happy I decided to read it and I really want to watch the movie to see how it compares. I doubt the movie will be anything like the book, and I don't think the movie will capture the emotion or feeling.

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By Mo Yan
This book was so good and went so much in depth. The thing that I liked about the book is that each chapter started off with a ballad Zhoung Khou (a character in the book who happened to die). One thing that I absolutely loved about this book was that it was banned from CHina. I would recommend this book for people who like fiction.

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By Trenton Lee Stewart
This book was SO GOOD! It had so many plot twists that kept me on the edge of my seat! I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who loves mystery and fiction!

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By Jacqueline Woodson
This book was also a fast read. I think it was a fast read because it was in written in poems, so it didn't take up most of the pages. For example, here's one of the poems:
Because we have a right, my grandfather tells us- we are sitting at his feet and the story tonight is

why people are marching all over the South-

to walk and sit and dream wherever we want.

First they brought us here. Then we worked for free. Then it was 1863, and we were supposed to be free but we weren't.

And that's why people are so mad.

And it's true, we can't turn on the radio without hearing about the marching.
We can't go to downtown Greenville without seeing the teenagers walking into stores, sitting where brown people still aren't allowed to sit and getting carries out, their bodies limp, their faces calm.

This is the way brown people have to fight, my grandfather says. You can't just put your fist up. You have to insist on something gently. Walk toward a thing slowly.
But be ready to die, my grandfather says, for what is right.
Be ready to die, my grandfather says, for everything you believe in.
That was one of the poems. I think this one is very deep and meaningful because it speaks the truth about the world we lived in and the one we still live in today.

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By S.E. Hinton
This book was a good fast read, it was a real page-turner and kept me on my toes. I do recommend this book, although it was a little sad, I still think it is good for just killing time. I am also looking forward to seeing the movie, even though I know it will be just as emotional.

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A Series of Unfortunate Events n.13: The End

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A Series of Unfortunate Events n.13: The End

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By Lemony Snicket
I thought this book was...different. Than the other books, what I expected, EVERY OTHER BOOK IN THE SERIES THAT MADE ME THINK THAT SOMETHING DIFFERENT WAS GOING TO HAPPEN. There were so many different plot twists (as always). I was a little lost and confused at first and that feeling didn't go away. I predicted that the parents were actually going to be alive, in hiding or something. I thought wrong.

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I have seen this book around since fourth grade, and it always caught my eye. I was really excited when it caught my eye again in the Media Center. It was a little different then I expected, but still good. I like the plot twists (again), and all the cool, quick, mysterious characters.

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By Katie Alender
I got this book in Sixth Grade, but finished reading it in Seventh. I loved this book so much, I took it on the plane with me to finish reading it. I left it on that plane (on accident). The book was sort of a weird plot, because it wasn't really realistic. But once I put that behind the book was good and different. It wasn't that much different from Miss Peregrine's.

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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

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By Ransom Riggs
This book was a little different for me. I have tried to read it before and couldn't get into it. Then the movie came out and my mom handed me the book again so we could go watch the movie when I was done reading. I loved this book, it was sad and twisted, but in a good-page-turning way.

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By S.J.A. Turney
This book was a series of short stories that were about Ancient Rome (obviously). I only read three of the twelve short stories, and they were about what we learned in Social Studies. I also made a book project about it. READ MORE AT http://mimibookproject.weebly.com/

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By Francine Pascal
I have had these books forever, I bought them at a used book store that was going out of business. Everything was on sale and I saw that there were like a million of them and got every single one they had of Sweet Valley High. I think this is the second book I have read in this series and I have have had them for about four years now. I love this book because it has a very interesting choice of describing words because they all seem so old fashioned.

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By Veronica Wroth
I never really liked the whole sci-fi genre, but this book series is AMAZING! I love the action and good description words. I am now obsessed with this trilogy and the movies. This Trilogy has also inspired me to read The Hunger Games.

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By Roald Dahl
I read this book because I have been interested in Roald Dahl's books since I was 7. I have had this book catching dust on my shelf and figured I should read it. I thought it was funny that right after I finished the scrumdiddlyumptious book, a movie came out about it!

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By Dandi Daley Mackall
This book was soooo good. I loved every word of it. I read the summary of the book when I bought it on Amazon, and at first it was the only book I took interest in. Then a week or so later I read the same summary again and I was like NOOOO! After actually reading the book, I got more in to it and read every word. It had me on the edge of my seat.