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Insignificant Events in the Life of A Cactus by Dusti Bowling

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Insignificant Events in the Life of A Cactus by Dusti Bowling

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Aven Green is a spunky middle school student who loves to make up stories on how she lost her arm. Did she lose a wrestling match to alligators or was it something much more boring, like being born that way? Her family moves to a rundown western theme park in Arizona and Aven has to make new friends. There's friends to make and secrets to uncover, all under the watchful eye of a cactus. This book is a fun read for anyone who needs some confidence boosts and a good chuckle.

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All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely

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All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely

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I consider this one of the greatest and most emotional comics of all time, and I try to read it once every year. It's about Superman during his last few years of life before he succumbs to overexposure to the sun and passes away. It's the story that makes Superman, Superman to me.

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I'm reading this book for a project. It's a science fiction/fantasy retelling of Cinderella, and I've heard amazing things about it.

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The Lord of The Rings is an amazing trilogy by J.R.R. Tolkien, where a hobit and their fellowship go on an amazing and dangerous journy full of mystical and legendary creatures!

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Interesting book so far. I know that it is a children's classic and wanted to learn more about what classifies a book to earn this lofty title. Madeleine L'Engle has created some interesting characters and I'm interested in seeing the outcome.

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By Diana Gabaldon
This is her ninth book in this series and just released in November. This is a story that takes the reader back 200 years starting in the highlands of Scotland.

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This is my own finished book and it is a fantasy and mystery book where you see through the eyes of Maxwell. A soon to be sixteen year old who finds out a lot about his forgotten past figures out he is named Liam Ainsley. At the same time the rising worries about Amiurt Riapsed on the planet Greenspan where Liam's real family resides. This is one book in a series of five, and there are even side stories included. Like Liam's older sister's aspiration to become a singer in a world that doesn't understand the true meaning of music. (Will publish sometime this year.)

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The second book in the Forgotten Past series. Liam is now seventeen and his life is like a landslide. He tackles his liking towards one of his friends, and faces a new education at the esteemed Greenspan Academy. Alyssa continues her rise to fame, and Andrea comes to terms of her fathers blossoming relationship with a gothic girl. This book still has mystery elements, but it has more of a romantic feeling then the original. Including the mystery of Layton Prenter. (Might publish this year too, but unlike the first book its only over 1/3 of the way done.)

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I'm Just Me, Punch like a Girl, Rodent, A Trail of Crumbs, Bay Girl, The Beckoners, Leftovers, Hello Groin

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I'm Just Me, Punch like a Girl, Rodent, A Trail of Crumbs, Bay Girl, The Beckoners, Leftovers, Hello Groin

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All these books are in Teen Book Cloud in the Classlink and are from the female perspective of navigating different walks of life. There's a lot of individuality and diversity. From discovering being queer, to overcoming SA, bullying, staying true to one's self, and overcoming difficult family situations like neglect, parents with addictions, and/or alcoholic parents. These books give a great sense of empathy and have deep meanings that aren't usually gone very deep in other books. I would only recommend 14+ on these books since they have sensitive topics that only older kids can really grasp and handle.

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Tristan Strong series, Aru Shah series, The Kane Chronicles, Percy Jackson, The Herpes of Olympus, Trials of Apollo, and Magnus Chase series'

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Tristan Strong series, Aru Shah series, The Kane Chronicles, Percy Jackson, The Herpes of Olympus, Trials of Apollo, and Magnus Chase series'

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Whether it's a book by Rick Riordan or a 'Rick Riordan Presents' book, it's almost guaranteed to be good! I really enjoyed the Percy Jackson, about Greek mythology, and The Kane Chronicles, which is about Egyptian mythology series (by Rick Riordan). The Heroes of Olympus, a spinoff of Percy Jackson, is also very good. Magnus Chase is about Norse Mythology, but it ties in a little bit to Percy Jackson, as Magnus Chase is the cousin of Annabeth Chase, who is in the Percy Jackson series, who makes a brief appearance. The Trials of Apollo is also REALLY good, and I totally recommend it. Apollo the Greek god gets turned into a teenager, awkward human mortal when he angers Zeus, and it's super good. My favorite of the Rick Riordan series. I also enjoyed the Tristan Strong series, which is about West African and African American folktale heroes and gods, and the Aru Shah series (RR Presents). I also recommend Dragon Pearl. City of the Plague God is good, too.
Another good series with nothing to do with Rick Riordan is The Unwanteds (comes first) and Unwanteds Quests (comes second) series.
Also, any book in the Wings of Fire (especially the graphic novels) series or by Erin Hunter is totally reccomended.

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It gives information about my favorite game series, HALO, and is full of the games lore.

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Teaching the Way: Using the Principles of The Art of War to Teach Composition Steven T. Nelson

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Teaching the Way: Using the Principles of The Art of War to Teach Composition Steven T. Nelson

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Teaching students how to become better/stronger writers.

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The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri

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The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri

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It is amazing you shlod read it.

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The story of a young man who finds himself in jail when his father passes away and his younger brother is now alone. He gets out and they begin their young lives together alone.

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Where to begin. This book is written by S.E Hinton. It is about a greaser named Ponyboy who thinks his life is good. He has 2 brothers that look after him and he has amazing friends. But one night, something goes too far, and Ponyboy has his world turned upside down.

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This is a book written by JRR Tolkien, who was an infantryman in The Great War (WWI). It is about a changing world, industrialization, and friendship, set in the fictional world of middle earth.
It has hobbits, orcs, wizards, dragons, and magic. I think any kid would love it!
-Written by Lilu with a little help from dad

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Princess in black

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There are 9 books in the series chronicling the adventures of Laura Ingalls Wilder

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Listened to Betty White talk about her time TV from the 1940's-1990's. I thought there were would be stories about some of the shows, but it was more of how they came to be and not to be.

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The President and the Freedom Fighter - Brian Kilmeade

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The President and the Freedom Fighter - Brian Kilmeade

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How President Lincoln and Frederick Douglass to save America's soul and end slavery.

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I recently read this book and absolutely fell in love with it! Even though it's set in the 1990's, it deals with issues that teenagers today can still relate to. If you are overly sensitive to swear words and other certain issues, such as abuse, I wouldn't recommend this. Otherwise, I think this is an amazing book.

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The Five Nights At Freddy's Trilogy - The Silver Eyes, The Twisted Ones, and The Fourth Closet.

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The Five Nights At Freddy's Trilogy - The Silver Eyes, The Twisted Ones, and The Fourth Closet.

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Amazing horror stories writen by the creater of the hit video game series - Five Nights At Freddy's.

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Great story about friendships through the eyes of farm animals!

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These books follow the Ingalls family move from Minnesota to the new territory.

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East of Eden by John Steinbeck
The life lessons are powerful. I reflect on them often.

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Moon Knight comics

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“Looking For Alaska” tells the story of Miles “Pudge” Halter (Charlie Plummer), a teenage boy from Orlando who is obsessed with famous last words and has become consumed by his desire to seek “the Great Perhaps,” a concept inspired by the last words of poet Francois Rabelais.
This is basically the beginning of the story, in between the lines it deals with a lot of serious things, while keeping humor. I absolutely love this story, but it is for a more mature audience, lets just say in a certain part it talks about non kid thing. Overall if you like young adult fiction this is for you.