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This book is a collection of short stories describing Black women from the 1600’s through modern day who have made a difference in history. Some of the women were: Sojourner Truth (Abolitionist), Queen Nzinga (African queen and resistance leader), Frances Harper (Scholar, activist), Bessie Coleman (Black female pilot), Lucy Laney (Educator), and Oprah Winfrey (Influential media executive). All of the women were impacted by racism throughout their lives.  However, they all showed bravery while facing discrimination  They all wanted equal rights for everyone.  Their stories inspired others to join the cause.

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Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History by Stephen Jay Gould

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Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History by Stephen Jay Gould

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This book is a perfect case study of how paleontology has evolved throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. It is imbued with plenty of science for a lifetime but also a historic timeline to put the events of the discovery of the Burgess Shale into perspective. It details the biases early paleontologists had because of the society surrounding them and how they had to break free from the idea that species from this time period were simply primitive ancestors to modern day phyla as opposed to the reality that they were their own thing entirely and in terms of body plans, as time went on diversity decreased when it was previously assumed it increased.

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Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History

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The book Missoula by Jon Krakauer is a powerful book describing the terrors of 🤬 and sexual assault on the campus of the University of Montana in Missoula. The three women whose stories are expressed in this book have uniquely different and intense stories to share, but with similarities such as the treatment and guilt they experienced. The book also dives into the ways that these women had to deal with the legal system while also addressing the terrible thing that happened to them, the legal system in some cases is very positive for these women while other times detrimental. These girls are raped by primarily football players on the well beloved Grizzlies team of the D1 University of Montana football team. Their stories stress victim blaming, trauma, and 🤬 culture. It also emphasizes that the things that these women have gone through are not unique. The stories are incredibly graphic, but I do believe that this is an incredibly important text that discusses themes that are not widely discussed. The stories in this book have had an incredible impact on me. I have never found myself quite as enthralled in this book as I did while reading this book.

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The John Deere Story: A Biography of Plow Makers John & Charles Deere

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The John Deere Story: A Biography of Plow Makers John & Charles Deere

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The John Deere Story: A Biography of Plow Makers John & Charles Deere is a biography about the John Deere company and their challenges on the way to the top of the Agriculture market. John Deere invented the self-scouring plow and made plowing quicker for farmers, this was considered the prime age of farming and this is when John Deere earned its reputation of high quality. This book focuses not only on the company, but also the lives of the Deere family and the other rival brands. I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the history of the agriculture revolution, but overall this book is easy to pick up and learn from in a creative way.

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This book follows a small group of doctors and scientists, like Dr. Charity Dean. They predicted the covid-19 pandemic and tried to stop it, but faced slow systems and political obstacles. They pushed through and tried to make a difference despite these challenges. This book analyses how government preparation impacts the effects of COVID, and how bureaucracy can be a barrier to good ideas. This book was fun to read and made me wonder what could've happened if the U.S handled the situation differently.

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Seeking wisdom from Darwin to munger by peter bevelin

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Seeking wisdom from Darwin to munger by peter bevelin

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In ¨Seeking wisdom from Darwin to Munger¨ there are many topics written in the book. but i specifically read it for the human behavior sections. just from my reading i have learned more about how people act than the 16 years of life i have lived. This book really does open your eyes to many other perspectives of humans and why and how they respond to certain situations. i would highly recommend you at least read a few chapters just to gain some insight on how some of the wisest see the world.

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Shackled by Candy J. Cooper is an illuminating novel that uncovers the darker undertones of the American Justice system. It explores the history that lead (both directly and indirectly) to the Justice system that we have today. Cooper is able to balance hard facts and statistics with smooth narration. She even adds quotes from victims of this scandal throughout the entire book. In all, this was a well written book that captivated me from beginning to end. I believe it is an important read because it helps to better understand a crucial part of American democracy.

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Atomic Women by Roseanne Montillo is about four female scientists in Europe who are studying radioactivity.They are recruited to help create the atomic bomb in hopes of ending World War II. They must work through the sexism they face in the workplace but also the ethic issues behind such a powerful weapon. I would definitely recommend this book because it was very intriguing to learn about the women and how they influenced the making of the atomic bomb.

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Born a Crime is a inspiring true story where Trevor Noah shares his childhood experiences growing up mixed-race in apartheid South Africa. He balances serious themes like racism, poverty, and identity with humor and storytelling that make the book both emotional and entertaining. Overall, it’s an powerful and well written story about resilience, family, and finding your place in the world.

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"The Road Ahead" is a book about looking into the past of computer technology and using that knowledge to predict the future. Bill Gates describes his life story to show how he became such a successful businessman, as well as a globally acclaimed computer specialist. I believe this book is very great for those who are more interested in learning about history of technology and computers, as well as some business tips along the way. I would rate this book a 9.67/10 for it's amazing backstory but at times it is harder to understand, which is why it's not a perfect 10 for me.

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During World War II in Japan occupied Korea, Ahn Ei Sook refuses to bow to the pagan Japanese shrine and is therefore imprisoned and tortured. Her courage throughout her 6 years in prison brings the light of the gospel to many with no hope and shows the love of God to prisoners and jailers alike.

- Abi Levine

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"In Cold Blood" by Truman Capote. I think this book is a really well written true crime and non fiction novel because the way Capote illustrated the details in the book are very impressive. The whole novel is so vivid, you can easily imagine the scenes due to the detailed text whether it was about the murder or the trials. The way Capote showed both the killers perspective and psychology and also the investigation details of the police is really well written.

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Quack is about Shady, his friend Pouya, their enemy Pearl, his big sister Manda, and his service duck Svenrietta. This book is told from 4 different points of view.

Shady has trouble communicating, and his family are the only people he speaks to. On the way home from school one day, he and Pouya rescue a duckling, who they bring home and Shady names Sven. Being around Sven seems to make Shady less anxious, so Manda wants to keep him. Their mom is not convinced, but they end up keeping him. After a quick vet visit, Sven becomes Svenrietta, and she is Shady's emotional support duck. Pearl does not like Svenrietta, especially after she starts coming to school with Shady. Pearl is used to getting all the attention, and she does not like that the duck gets it all. This is my favorite book.

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Think Again is a book about the most underrated skill you can have: the joy of Rethinking. With this skill, you can think more like a scientist, who always searches for constructive feedback and tries new things. You can also learn how to help others think again by debating instead of arguing. And finally, you can build communities where rethinking is a common practice by questioning each other's work and providing solutions. If this didn't convince you to read this book, I'll be sure to think again.

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"I Hope You Stay" by Courtney Peppernell was honestly so inspiring for my own writing. just talks about relationships and love, learning how to process the emotions of sadness, happiness, and hard love. I was emotional during parts of the book; it was a solid 10/10 for poetry if anyone likes that genre. -Isaac Chacon

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This book illustrated by Erika L. Sanchez writes about a girl named Julia Reyes as she deals with her sister, Olga's death and uncovers family secrets. The novel explores themes of identity, culture expectations, and the immigration experience

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This book is about Naruto's first really mission with his team and how he fought and finished the fight til the end saving his sensai and team member's. Naruto And his team fight a paid ninja and Naruto and his team fight him and defeat him in the end. The paid ninja also had a partner that sacrificed himself for his leader but both paid ninjas die in the end next to eachother.

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This book by Erika L Sanchez, is about a girl named Julia Reyes as she deals with her sister Olga's death and uncovers family secrets. The novel explores themes like identity,cultural expectations, and the immigration experience.

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The hate you give is about a 16 year old teenage girl named Starr who lives in a poor black neighborhood. Starr attends a white fancy prep school and is struggling to fit in being one of the only black girls attending. Starr's best friend got shot at the hands of a police officer and Starr is conflicted on what to do about it. She is scared and is struggling to cope with the death of her best friend. Starr see's the whole situation unfair and unjust, She struggles trying to get her friends to understand what she's going through and what its like being black. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes coming of age story's or connects to Starr or her story in any way because Starr can be very relatable and admirable for her actions.

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Naruto is about a kid who's parents died when he was born also had a tailed beast put inside of him, Because of the beast he was made an outsider in his village and he decided he was become his villages leader and became a ninja and in this book is his first real mission.

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The Hate you give is about a 16 year old black girl named Starr. Starr lives in a poor and mostly black neighborhood but attends a fancy rich white prep school. She has a hard time fitting in at school being the only black student there. Her childhood best friend dies at the hands of an officer. Starr is confused on what to do and is trying to juggel all this while keeping up with school and trying to get her white friends to understand .

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"As we continue to fight the battle against police brutality and systemic racism in America, THE HATE U GIVE serves as a much needed literary ramrod. Absolutely riveting!" - Jason Reynolds, bestselling coauthor of ALL AMERICAN BOYS

"Angie Thomas has written a stunning, brilliant, gut-wrenching novel that will be remembered as a classic of our time." - John Green, bestselling author of The Fault in Our Stars

"Fearlessly honest and heartbreakingly human. Everyone should read this book." - Becky Albertalli, William C. Morris Award-winning author of SIMON VS. THE HOMO SAPIENS AGENDA

"This is tragically timely, hard-hitting, and an ultimate prayer for change. Don't look away from this searing battle for justice. Rally with Starr." - Adam Silvera, New York Times bestselling author of MORE HAPPY THAN NOT

"With smooth but powerful prose delivered in Starr's natural, emphatic voice, finely nuanced characters, and intricate and realistic relationship dynamics, this novel will have readers rooting for Starr and opening their hearts to her friends and family. This story is necessary. This story is important." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"Though Thomas's story is heartbreakingly topical, its greatest strength is in its authentic depiction of a teenage girl, her loving family, and her attempts to reconcile what she knows to be true about their lives with the way those lives are depicted-and completely undervalued-by society at large." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"Beautifully written in Starr's authentic first-person voice, this is a marvel of verisimilitude as it insightfully examines two worlds in collision. An inarguably important book that demands the widest possible readership." - Booklist (starred review)

"Pair this powerful debut with Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely's ALL AMERICAN BOYS to start a conversation on racism, police brutality, and the Black Lives Matter movement." - School Library Journal (starred review)

"The Hate U Give is an important and timely novel that reflects the world today's teens inhabit. Starr's struggles create a complex character, and Thomas boldly tackles topics like racism, gangs, police violence, and interracial dating. This topical, necessary story is highly recommended for all libraries." - Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA) (starred review)

"Thomas has penned a powerful, in-your-face novel that will similarly galvanize fans of Kekla Magoon's How It Went Down and Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely's All American Boys." - Horn Book (starred review)

"Ultimately the book emphasizes the need to speak up about injustice. That's a message that will resonate with all young people concerned with fairness, and Starr's experience will speak to readers who know Starr's life like their own and provide perspective for others." - Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (starred review)

"In her debut novel, Angie Thomas creates what might be one of the decade's most vivid voices in YA fiction. Though the appalling scenario depicted here is sadly familiar, Thomas's clear and honest writing moves beyond sound bites to represent the real people and communities behind the headlines." - Shelf Awareness (starred review)

"The story of Starr Carter, a 16-year-old who sees her childhood best friend fatally shot by a police officer, is compelling, thought-provoking, and conversation-enabling. One readers are sure to be talking about for a long time." - Brightly

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The Hate U Give: A Printz Honor Winner by Thomas, Angie

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This is an interesting book that covers prevalent issues like racism and police brutality. Angie Thomas writes in a way that makes you feel connected with the characters, who feel authentic and relatable in some ways. This is a really good book that I think can give a long-lasting impression on anyone who reads it, and I really enjoyed it.

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The 57 Bus by Dashka Slater- Emily Arellano

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The 57 Bus by Dashka Slater- Emily Arellano

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The 57 Bus is about a transgender person who got their skirt put on fire and ended up in the hospital because of it. They got their skirt put on fire by a boy becuase him and his friends were bored. I would reccomend this book because not only is it based of a true story it shows a lot about our world as well.

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Classic Ghost Stories- Wilkie Collins, M. R. James, Charles Dickens & others 

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"Classic Ghost Stories" is an anthology that brings together some of the finest supernatural tales written by masters of the genre like Wilkie Collins, M.R. James, Charles Dickens, and others. These stories, often penned during the 19th and early 20th centuries, encapsulate the eerie, mysterious, and unsettling atmosphere that defines classic ghost literature.

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This book has a mystery on how people can be so cruel and how people don't always think things true. Sometimes people don't teach their children things they need to know. I would recommend this book because it's a cliffhanger on what's going to happen next to the kids. Will they escape the basement or not?

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The Last Samurai, by Helen DeWitt, is a funny, well-written novel told partly by the narrator and partly by the narrator's 6-year-old son, who's a prodigy and taught himself Greek. It contains the two's family history, Greek poetry, Icelandic legends, and math problems. Both mother and child love Kurosawa's The Seven Samurai, and live by the virtues shown in the media. the boy, named Ludo, goes on a journey to find his father and, along the way, collects seven men, who are put to their own tests by the boy.

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The book The Giver by Lois Lowry is a book about a young boy who lives in a dystopian society and must conform to society's rules. As he discovers the dark truths and messages behind his society after getting a new role in his community he begins to question his morals. I would recommend this book to people who enjoy reading about dystopian societies.

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The Graveyard Book - Volume 1 - by Neil Gaiman & P. Craig Russell

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The Graveyard Book - Volume 1 - by Neil Gaiman & P. Craig Russell

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The Graveyard Book is an incredible story. Neil Gaiman is an amazing author and has written several award winning books like Coraline, which even turned into a film production. The story of The Graveyard Book centers on the static main character, Nobody Owens, or nicknamed Bod. Bod has grown up in the graveyard his whole life, cared for by his ghost parents Mr. & Mrs. Owens. There is also Silas, his guardian and the keeper of the graveyard. He has the freedom of the graveyard, granted by the Silas and the people. Nobody outside the graveyard knows Nobody Owens. Except there is The Man Jack. Bod is quite a curious child who pesters the graveyard folk with confusing questions. Bod goes on adventures finding out everything he can about the graveyard and its people. Even if he can't comprehend something, he at least knows about it. The Graveyard Book is for those who enjoy mysteries being left a mystery. I would also recommend the story to curious folk like Bod.

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The Devil In The White City follows two plot ideas: the development of the World Fair and H.H. Homles, America's first serial killer. Each chapter goes between the two. Showing the problems of the World Fair, and the ways that Holmes made his success.

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I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika L. Sanchez is a coming-of-age novel that explores the struggles of Mexican Americans. Julia Reyes lives in Chicago after the sudden death of her older sister Olga who was seen as the "perfect" daughter in her parents eyes Erika in comparison is troubled and rebellious and struggles with the cultural pressures placed on her. As julia continues to navigate through her struggles and her sisters death she finds out about secrets in her sisters life that challenge this perfect image of her sister. Where she confronts her feelings of inadequacy, her strained relationship with her parents and themes of grief and self discovery.

Through her story she struggles with relationships and themes of grief and mental issues its a funny and sad story about growing up with two different nationalities.

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The book "The Giver" by Lois Lowry is a very fascinating book because it dives into the lives a boy named Jonas who lives in a dystopian society and the struggles he faces through this journey. I recommend this book if you are interested in sci-fi and dystopian novels you would like this book.

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Naruto by masashi kishimoto is a manga type book. That is about a kid who lost there parents when he was a baby and he took care of himself. When he was 8 years old he use to get bully becasue he had a monster inside him and that monster gave him super powers.But he did not care of what other people thought of him so he decide that he is going to become the greatest ninja alive.Something i like about the book is how all the charactors are made and how they all have a good back story and also how they make naruto show all his powers.I still dont finish the book but it so good. People show read this book if you realy like manga or anime.

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"what if?" is a book about scientifically answering ridiculous hypothetical questions, like "what if the glass was ACTUALLY half empty (as in the empty half was a vacuum)?"

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Into Thin Air is a masterfully written memoir that depicts the perils and wonders of climbing one of natures greatest wonders; Mount Everest. Written and narrated by Jon Krakauer, he recounts his journey of climbing the great mountain, and takes the reader step by step into the moments of when disaster struck, and the mountain became a tomb. Into Thin Air is a great example of what happens when an author, adventurer, and poet write a book together, and it is sure to send you on your own adventure, one sentence at a time.

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Rebound by Kwame Alexander a boy charlie has to navigate his was through Washington DC after the death of his father. In this book, Basketball teaches Charlie valuable lessons about friends family and life in general if you love sports and  inspirational  story's about people beating the odds i would highly recommend this  book for you.                                          -Faya T

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This book got me out of a reading slump. It was a great book, by far the best mystery I have ever read.

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"Soldier Boys" by Dean Hughes is set in the middle of World War II and is about two boys who join the war. Spencer is from Utah and grew up on a farm. When he was 16 he dropped out of school and began to train as a paratrooper, even though his parents did not want him to join. Dietrich grew up in Western Germany and was a member of the Hitler Youth and believes in everything that Hitler is teaching. Both boys are determined to prove their bravery and loyalty to their country as they both fight in the Battle of the Bulge. The book follows each boy through their journey to self discovery and the truth about war.

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"Dune" is an epic scientific fantasy book that follows Paul Muad'dib Atreides' rise to Dukedom on a new desert world. Spreading across multiple storylines and points of view, the main characters expansive adventures bring them to clash with giant sand worms, and multiple different space factions that are on this planet to harvest "spice". I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys science fiction. although this book is long, it kept my attention the whole way through. I highly recommend.

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We'll Always Have Summer is a book based on the main character Belly who just started her first year of college and her boyfriend Jeremiah who happens to be the brother of Conrad who Belly also has a past, Old tensions resurface, particularly concerning her unresolved feelings for his brother, Conrad. The story explores themes of love, and loyalty as well as the challenges of growing up, which leads to a pivotal moment that forces Belly to confront her past and make choices about her future with both brothers in this confusing love triangle.

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A great and suspenseful book. It had me on my toes the whole time. And the characters are interesting and different. The relationships between the characters have a huge variety of friendships and connections. The story has tons of twists and turns that make the story a wonder to read. If your observant enough you can solve the mystery.

The main character of the books name is Jo. She's very smart and wants to solve the mystery of her dads death.

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"Milk and Honey" by Rupi Kaur is a book that has poetry that explores themes like love, loss, and healing. The book is divided into four chapters The Hurting, The Loving, The Breaking, and The Healing. Kaur uses her words to describe her feelings that to many readers could relate too. the poems touch on scary experiences,but also show hope and strength for herself and the readers. There is also drawings throughout the book that add more of a visual thought and help bring her words to a vision in the readers mind. I would recommend it because it  is a good book that helps readers to think about their own emotions and experiences.

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The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life

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The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life

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Fantastic book that gives one a close view of the greatest of all time investor Mr Buffett. Right from the childhood days, it takes us through the journey of how Mr. Buffett went about the investing in business and relationships that brought tremendous monetary & non-monetary returns. A principled man who also was tested with certain challenges, Mr. Buffett shows us how to live life. Packed with insights, Snowball is a must read for not only those keen to learn investing but also those who want to live a principled life.

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"The Soul of a Butterfly" is a memoir by Muhammad Ali, written with his daughter Hana. It’s about his life, his boxing career, and his thoughts on faith and family. Ali talks about his struggles, like dealing with health issues, but also celebrates his journey and impact on the world. The book shows how he found strength in himself and his beliefs, giving readers a cool look at his life beyond the ring. - Antuan

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Former boxing legend Muhammad Ali, one of the best-known and best-loved celebrities and an international goodwill ambassador, offers inspiration and hope as he describes the spiritual philosophy that sustains him.“During my boxing career, you did not see the real Muhammad Ali. You just saw a little boxing. You saw only a part of me. After I retired from boxing my true work began. I have embarked on a journey of love.” So Muhammad Ali begins this spiritual memoir, his description of the values that have shaped and sustained him and that continue to guide his life. In The Soul of a Butterfly the great champion takes readers on a spiritual journey through the seasons of life, from childhood to the present, and shares the beliefs that have served him well. Ali reflects on his faith in God and the strength it gave him during his greatest challenges. He describes how his study of true Islam has helped him accept the changes in his life and has brought him to a greater awareness of life’s true purpose. As a United Nations Messenger of Peace, he has traveled widely, and he describes his 2002 mission to Afghanistan to heighten public awareness of that country’s desperate situation, as well as his more recent meeting with the Dalai Lama. Ali’s reflections on topics ranging from moral courage to belief in God to respect for those who differ from us will inspire and enlighten all who read them. Written with the assistance of his daughter Hana, The Soul of a Butterfly is a compassionate and heartfelt book that will provide comfort for our troubled times.

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This is a fascinating book about a reporter narrating his journey. He is investigating the life of Felix Hoenikker, a fictional character, the father of the atomic bomb, loosely based on Robert Oppenheimer. Part of the reporter's objective is to interview each of the children of Felix Hoenikker, one of which lives on a mysterious island called San Lorenzo. Before Felix Honenikker's death, he invented a compound called Ice-9, which can turn a whole body of water into ice instantly. Which is very dangerous because it could freeze the whole ocean. He gave samples of Ice-9 to each of his children. And the reporter's objective is to find this Ice-9 and destroy it. This book is very slow-paced at first, and more thrilling at the end. I would recommend this book if you have a lot of time to kill because it is very long.

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I enjoyed this book because it shows how Ashley deals with friendships and family while learning more about herself. it also talks about important issues like fairness and equality. Id recommend this book if you want a story about real life problems.

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Holes is a really good book to read if you are looking for suspense and revenge. it includes a book getting accused of stealing expensive shoes and he goes to jail for it and he has to dig holes all day looking for gold for the warden. he gets revenge on the warden because of how he treated the boys at the jail camp. he finds the gold and takes it home to his family who is poor and they use it for good and if the warden had it he would not use it for gold. -kylie lavender

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This book summarizes that a college teacher before was a physiologist, and in the army at one of the hardest forts there is in the country. She brings up multiple people who have dropped out due to the toughness of the training. Her whole thing is that the amount of grit you have can affect how well you do things and just what you do in general. I would recommend this book if you are working on self-improvement because it can change your perspective as to how much effort you put into things

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The Sun is also a star is the book that got me back into reading! I love the character dynamic and the fast pace of this book. Nicola Yoon sets the stakes and dives into the not-so-love at first sight. The back and forth of the character's point of view helps to understand the thoughts and different ¨takes¨ of all the situations they go through as a not-so-couple-couple.

-Bonnie-Ray H.

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Kicked Out is a short read (106 pgs), but it is a good book that dives into the drama of being a teenager including finding identity, rebellion, and belonging. She goes through a lot of tough times like feeling different, and dealing with the consequences of her actions. Goobies writing represents all the emotions and challenges growing up. Overall it's a good story that can help you understand challenges of growing up.

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If you are looking for a short, fun, action-filled graphic novel, then this book is for you! This book is based around a girl who finds an amulet in her great grandpas study. She puts the amulet on, and gets special powers from it, which are what other monsters want. She also goes on a wild adventure to save her mom from a monster that took her from their own house. Emily, the main character is taken to a different world that she never knew existed. In this world, she encounters many different people and monsters, which some help her, while the rest try to kill her. Overall, I would recommend this book to people who want a short read.

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The Goldfinch is a book surrounding the life of Theo, a boy from New York City. After his mom dies in a museum bombing, he has one thing to remember her by: a painting. I have really enjoyed this book and I recommend it to people interested in starting a new book. The book explores Theo's obstacles after the bombing, and uses amazing language and imagery to explain the plot and the themes behind it. It is truly an amazing book and I highly recommend it.

Alon Horowitz

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To The Warm Horizon by Choi Jin-young is a riveting post-apocalyptic story following four Korean women and their individual journeys across a disease-ridden landscape. Through multiple POV's, the reader experiences tragedy, loss, love, and what it would feel like to have your world completely changed. I would totally recommend this book to anyone ready for a short and fast pace yet touching and intense book. I felt so many emotions while reading and it definitely pulled on my heart-strings. But be ready, you might cry.

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This story follows Day, a strategic and sly rebel, and June, an analytic and serious prodigy as they battle against themselves, against tragedy, and against the world they live in.

This world takes place in a warzone of a country that is a dystopian United States, split between the Colonies, a free and utopian U.S., and the Republic, a dystopian and fascist/monarchal military power, as they fight for control of the U.S. As Day moves around the Republic, sabotaging their efforts, June is quick behind him, tracking him and seeking revenge, but for what? You'll just have to find out for yourself!

I really recommend this book because it always kept me interested and always shocked me with grand reveals and intense action. I strongly recommend reading this and seeing the big and small wars of this grand spectacle.

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Jade and her sister travel from their home in the United States to visit their father. He abandoned the family when their parents split and headed back to his homeland of Vietnam, and the girls have not seen him since. In order for her to attend college, she must withstand 5 weeks with her dad in a unfamiliar land for him to pay the rest of her tuition. As the days go by, so does the tension between the two, and the amount of paranormal activity she experiences. Weird occurrences continue to plague Jade, including sleep paralysis, creepy dreams, and ghost sightings. As she works to find the truth behind these hauntings, she must also find a way to make it through the 5 weeks without being completely swallowed by the house.

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Skyhunter, by Marie Lu, is an amazing story following a refugee girl named Talin who lost her voice to a poisonous gas while fleeing her home after an attack from the main antagonist, the Federation. I love how this story explores the complicated feelings of love, betrayal, and moving through the grief of losing someone close to you. Overall, I recommend this book to everybody who wants to read a story that keeps them on the edge of their seat and lets their imagination run free.

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I picked up The Maze Runner without really knowing much about it, and I was immediately drawn into its intense, mysterious world. The story follows Thomas, a teenage boy who wakes up in a strange place called the Glade with no memory of his past. Surrounded by other teenagers, he must navigate the dangers of a massive, ever-changing maze while trying to uncover the truth about their situation. I loved the suspense, and I loved the themes of friendship and survival. I’d recommend this book to anyone looking for an exciting read that will keep you guessing until the very end.

-Micah Forbes

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This book is very good overall. This book will tell you a lot about the behind the scenes of the industry and all of the jobs that take place.

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A Good Girls Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

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A Good Girls Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

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In A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, the main character Pippa is writing her high school capstone on the murder of Andie Bell. This case had happened 5 years prior and was already closed but Pippa didn't believe that the police got it right. Pippa is a very snoopy and interesting character who wants to get the details and is not afraid of people being uncomfortable. She wanted to get to the bottom of what happened 5 years ago. The police believe that it was Andy's boyfriend Sal but others think differently.

Throughout the book, Pippa interviews different friends and family who new Andie and Sal. She acts as an investigator trying to be more and more information on the case, and finally finds out who actually committed the murder of Andie Bell.

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Go like Hell is a very captivating true story about the history of famous car companies Ford and Ferrari, and their battle for the racing crown at Le Mans. It all starts out in the cold city of Detroit, where the descendant of a car manufacturer is looking to grow their company. Meanwhile, halfway across the world in a small town in Italy, another man is struggling to save his dying son, while just getting into the automobile industry. Little do they know, both these intrepid entrepreneurs are headed for each other a crash course. The big names you know, and the stories you don't. Will Henry keep his automobile company afloat? Will Enzo save his son and fulfill his dreams? Or are both men destined to fail? Find out today by reading "Go Like Hell".

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If you are looking for a thrilling friction graphic novel, this book is for you! It's about these two boys who undergo one of the most stressful situations in history. It highlights their courage and heroic actions. It shows how these boys go from just being two baseball players to rising during a time of crisis. It shows their determination to fight for their life and help others.

- Conner Vearil

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Its not summer without you                              

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I would recommend this book to people who are into love triangles and romantic books, but also people who like books that over look the teen perspective of life. This book brings you through so much emotion, sadness, anger, love, grief. It's also good if you like books about trust friendship and family.

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The Crossover is a perfect start-off book, it can be easily accessible, a common book, if you want something easy but good to read this is the perfect book, It is not too long and reads pretty fast, you can read it on the go, at home, anywhere. Crossover in my opinion is an excellent book that states famous people, etc, and is just easy for me to read which was nice, Kwame Alexander uses ways to hook in the ready so you stay and it hooked me in so that I carried on reading all his other books which were also really amazing.

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I would recommend this book to anyone that love Wattpad stories! It follows 2 perspectives of a girl and a boy that grew up in rich families and are now being forced to marry so that the girl's father doesn't kill the boy's brother. Throughout the book though they fall in love with each other.

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I would definitely recommend this book, it quickly became one of my favorites. It's about an 18 year old girl named Sunny who was previously in a Kpop group but they broke up after they suffered a loss. She goes to a Kpop workshop and a girl from her past girl group and her past comes back to haunt her.

I love this book because it talks about fame and the music industry and has an element of horror in it, which are two things that I enjoy very much. This book also has LGBTQ+ characters and relationships which is something I really resonate with. I have never read anything like this before and I think the storyline and themes are very fascinating. It was very creative and moved at a perfect speed.

One of the most interesting things about this book was the characters relationships with each other, specifically the relationship between Sunny and Candie, the other member of her old girl group that she ended up at the workshop with. There relationship is very complicated and I enjoyed reading about it a lot.

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In a tale of magic and adventure, Bilbo Baggins finds himself on a long trek to find a treasure guarded by a great mighty dragon named Smaug. Bilbo is accompanied by 12 dwarves and one old wizard. Together Bilbo and his friends have a tail of brotherhood and camaraderie as together they navigate their way through the treacherous lands of Middle Earth. If you like Adventure, Friendship, and Fantasy I would highly recommend this book.

-Liam Simmons

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Milk and Honey is a good book. It's a book of all poems but they're all about poems of personal experiences, love, and loss. Each chapter in the book is divided into every topic and it talks deeply into the situations and it makes people realize that people have actually experience some stuff that makes a person feel like they aren't normal anymore. It speaks about how the real world really is.

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Lore Olympus is a modern retelling of the myth of Hades and Persephone, set in a vibrant, contemporary world. The story follows Persephone, the innocent goddess of spring, as she navigates her life and relationships, ultimately finding a deep connection with Hades, the enigmatic god of the Underworld. Through lush artwork and engaging storytelling, the graphic novel explores themes of love, consent, and personal growth, breathing new life into classic mythology while resonating with contemporary readers. It’s a poignant journey of identity and empowerment that captivates with its blend of romance, drama, and humor.

-Bluo

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March (Book One) By John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell

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March (Book One) By John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell

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This book is really fun to read I would recommend reading it. This book is about John Lewis, a former Congressman, and about the early moments of his life, childhood, and the upcoming of becoming a congressman. He was born in Alabama to two parents who were sharecroppers. He faced a lot of racism and hate growing up. He loved sharing time with chickens on his farm while also being tasked to take care of them. As the book keeps going it unfolds, he expresses his awareness of social injustice inspired by Martin Luther King Jr.

By: Moadh Nadir

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Words of Radiance is the second book in a five-part series that is still being written. This book follows Kalidan Stormblessed, the former slave turned captain for the most powerful man in all of Roshar, and Shallan Davar, a scholar, traveling with a new companion. The author, Brandon Sanderson, does an amazing job world building, he describes every scene so vividly it feels like you are there. The magic system in this series is also extremely unique, with elemental and emotion spren, and magic blades that rip the soul out of any living thing it touches.

Even though this series is a massive thing to take on, with each book over 1000 pages. It is one of the most well-written stories I have ever read, and I can't recommend it more.

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If you like an exciting story with twists, action, magic, and a romance that has you on the edge of your seat, then you need to read Powerless by Lauren Roberts. This story occurs in a fictional world where your status relies on your magical ability. The powerful get more power, and the powerless, are executed. This story is told from the perspective of Pae and Kai, who are very similar but couldn't be more different. Kai is the prince. He is powerful, rich, and respected. Pae is homeless. She is powerless, poor, and a thief. However, they are also both incredible fighters, stubborn, and brave beyond imagination. So what happens when these two people from completely different backgrounds meet? What happens when they find each other impossible, but also irresistible? What happens when the world finds out Pae is Powerless? What happens when they are placed against each other in a game where you must kill or be killed?

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by Arvin Ahmadi

How It All Blew Up is a real and comical take on self-acceptance. It mixes LGBTQ+ themes with different cultural experiences in a relatable and engaging coming-of-age story.

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After escaping an abusive relationship and navigating a messy divorce, Lily is beginning to find a rhythm in her new life. That is until she bumps into Atlas on the street and things become complicated all over again. Lily likes Atlas, loves even, and wants to start a relationship with him, but her past is ever present. Atlas wants to pursue a future with Lily but an unexpected person from his past is proving to make that challenging. Together the two must face these complications and make a decision for the better. I would recommend this book to anyone who read the first book in Colleens series, "It ends with us". This book is a more light hearted romance novel take on the more dark and twisted first book. It is more uplifting and instills hope, focuses more on the story of Lily and Atlas, delving into their past.

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Star wars the high republic: tales of light and life

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Star wars the high republic: tales of light and life

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Tales of Light and Life has ten small stories by ten different authors. Each story is about a different jedi or other members of the galaxies. some of the stories are connected with different characters.

-Katherine Elliott

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If you're from Colorado, this book is a fantastic way to learn about its history. This is a biography by Margaret Coel, who is very educated on Native history. This biography is written in a way where you can connect to the story while still learning. It gets you attached to characters as if it's fictional, yet explains things in a way where you know it's true history. This book shows you the influence that Chief Arapaho had on natives and his ability to communicate with travelers. I recommend this book not only to anybody who wants to learn about Coloradan history, but also to those who love a good, true story.

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This is far and away my favorite autobiography I have ever read. New stories told on every single chapter, each far funnier and more engaging than the last. I really enjoyed reading this story as it also felt quite grounded. He very clearly had a very rough time growing up but Noah's humor prevails through all of it.

10/10 would read again.

-Ryan Morgenstein

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This book was written in 1835. In 1831 Tocqueville visited the US for 10 months, during his time he went to many different regions. Once he made his way back to France he wrote this book. The book itself is effectively a biography of the early US, it covers almost any big topic you could think of. Because of the time it was written in and because of translations it is a very hard read.

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Democracy in America - Alexis de Tocqueville

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Democracy in America - Alexis de Tocqueville

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It is an excellent read for comic book and fantasy lovers. Set in modern days, it's a beautiful mix of fantasy and sci-fi. The antagonist is a well-written character, and it genuinely surprised me when you figured out who the antagonist truly is.

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Have you ever seen someone do something crazy with their money? Or wonder why the economy is the way it is? This book dives into these questions and many others that will leave you looking at money from a different angle and a new perspective. He also states the reasons why rich people are rich and why poor people are poor, debunking myths and challenging popular beliefs about money.

Instead of giving you advice, he writes this book in a diary and conversation-like manner, making it easier to read and understand.

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Killing Floor is the first book of the Jack Reacher series and focuses on many murders that happen throughout the book. This book was way more entertaining than I originally thought it was going to be. The author did an amazing job in pulling me in on the very first chapters with a lot of action and if you do not get hooked by the end of chapter 6 then maybe this book is not for you. Another great thing was the way the thoughts of Jack, the main character, are portrayed. They show him deep down inside thinking a different thought than what his actions show because he can change what he does based on what needs to be done for the current situation but the feelings deep down are what makes him seem like a real person and not some fictional character. Jack's past experiences in the military are also very helpful and it is very neat to see his thought process when he is in a tight spot. All of these elements together are what makes this such a good book.

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Mental Mastery is a concept that can only be beat by yourself. There is not someone else that can do it for you or tell you to. Someone's not going to save you from your previous lows that you can't escape. It's about making the decision to change now and beat the concept that you have limits that can't be broken. Make your break through to change, to make yourself better. Mastering your mind may seem like a simple concept but there is so much more than it seems. Make the change.

Disclaimer: Harsh Language and gruesome visuals

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Leech by Hiron Ennes is a Sci-Fi gothic horror novel that takes place in a chateau in the cold north. The protagonist in this book is a doctor who goes up to the chateau to replace the doctor who seemingly died. Later on, it's discovered that the cause of death was a new type of parasite that burrowed in the doctors' skull. The new doctor has to figure out where it came from and how to get rid of it and comes across several discoveries and challenges.

Something interesting about this book is the way it's written, the main character also seems to be infected with a parasite with sympathy for the human race, wanting it to survive. It uses it's years of knowledge to become a really good doctor. This parasite has a few hundred hosts, so the style the author writes in is different. I would 100% reccomened this book! It's a little confusing at first if you don't understand the context of the main character though.

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I recommend this book because it is a powerful story about love, resilience, and personal growth. The characters are well-developed and tackle important themes like domestic violence and the strength to overcome difficult situations.

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I recommend this to anyone who likes manga/anime, cool fight scenes, easy to follow along. Also, fair warning, this series is a LOT darker than it seems despite its cute art style and characters.

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I have really enjoyed this book. It goes through the process that Qatar had to go through to be able to host the 2022 world cup. It wasn’t just a simple bid to host but much rather a very complicated process. The book introduces main characters and the allegations that came with winning the bid. The narrator sets up the reader for a deep dive into what truly goes on in the football world and how politics, power, and money influence the game at the highest levels.

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I recommend A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park for anyone who is interested in an inspiring story. I recommend this book because it tells the story of two kids, Salva and Nya, who live in Sudan and shows use the struggles that they face in their home country. The book not only shows us their struggles but it also teaches us about hope, staying strong and how one person can make a massive difference in the world

Lastly the book is easy to read making it very easy to understand what's going on without making u get lost.

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Five Total Strangers by Nataline D. Richards

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Five Total Strangers by Nataline D. Richards

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Nataline Richards' book Five Total Strangers is a thrilling mystery book that will keep the reader on the edge of their seat, doing nothing but turning pages for hours on end. The book follows a young adult flying back to her mom's house for Christmas, figuring out things about their life at home without her along the way. Along with this, there is a terrible blizzard that cancels her next flight home. Her and four other people decide to rent a car and drive home through the blizzard, facing traffic problems and other obstacles along the way. However, one person in the car seems to be sabotaging them on their journey.

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The Dark Tower is amazing, its intriguing plot reveals as little as it can about a lone gunslinger's past with stunning detail. He makes his way through a desert slowly revealing his goals and purpose. He hunts the Man in Black. Throughout the novel, as he gets closer he shows the reader events leading to the current day.

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Painkiller is an amazing nonfiction novel that goes through drug abuse of the pill Oxycontin. This book is a glimpse into the real world we live in with our raging drug epidemic in the United States.

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This is a story of growth and bravery, Unbroken in an inspiring story. It is the story of a boy with a troubled beginning, who found a calling through speed, yet was pulled into war as the world fell into combat. Every man knew the risk of flight, let alone combat, but Louis and his crew never could have known what else they would face. Desperate survival, enduring punishment, and redemption all come together in a true war hero's story, Louis Zamperini.

This is an incredible non-fiction story. I would definitely recommend reading it, without doubt. It unites athletic, war history, and survival story enthusiasts. I tend to love learning about war history, and this story is truly inspiring, and moving. Not many books this long I would read twice, but I could read this book over and over. The action is there throughout the book, from athletic prowess to combat. This is a story that is hard to believe is true, as it is so intense with ups and downs.

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Two different perspectives help bring all sides into this book. Police brutality is brought upon Rashad, a colored kid who attends a massive high school. He is hospitalized and the word gets out quickly to the whole school. Quinn, a white kid, who attends the same school witnessed the bloody scene and is best friends with the cop's brother. In this book, Quinn has to decide which side he partners with. What is right, and what is easy. This book is a moderate read and I stayed excited throughout the whole book.

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Amazing work of historical analysis, covering Roman history from 91-29 BC - from the last days of the Republic to the end of the Civil War, the rise of the house of Cesar, and the establishment of the principate. With great social analysis, ample descriptions of both the social circumstances leading to the failure of the republican political system, and fascinating details of Roman life in general - I recommend this book to any scholar of both modern and classical history, politics, or philosophy, interested in the origins of the western political system and the birth of the Empire that defined millennia of European history and continues to shape our world to this very day.

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Growing up seeing Elliot Page on screen and being enamored with his work, reading this was an in-depth look into his life, including many hardships and challenges. Much of this, to be expected, is centered around his transition and the many inward and outward struggles resulting in societal shaming. In the end, he is strong enough to overcome much of this and gain a newfound understanding of himself and the world around him. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in Page´s work, people looking to further expand their knowledge of the trans experience, or someone who would relate to any aspect of his upbringing/individuality.

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Five Nights at Freddy's Fazbear Frights #2 Fetch

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This book follows three separate characters Alec, Greg and Oscar. They all exist in the world of Five Nights at Freddy's, a video game horror series. In this book the characters are kicked around for most of their lives, and Greg, Alec, and Oscar want to take control of their lives. Greg has unfortunate experiences with a robotic dog that follows his every command violently. Alec plots to expose his golden child sister, and ends up in a predicament. Oscar, obsessed with a toy made by Fazbear Entertainment, steals one of the most popular toys that is hard to find and ends up having to save his friends and himself. All in all, this book is fun and is very good at describing scenes in a way that makes you feel there, with the main characters. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes the franchise or likes an interesting horror series.

-Mason Kusjanovic

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Orange by Ichigo Takano is a beautifully written and emotionally charged that blends elements of romance, relationships, and science fiction. it tells the story of Naho Takamiya, a high schooler who receives a mysterious letter from her future self, urging her to prevent a tragedy involving her new classmate Kakeru Naruse. the letter warns her about Kakeru's hidden struggles and guides her on how to support him, all while managing her personal growth, and her friendships.

I highly recommend Orange to anyone who enjoys stories with romance and life lessons. It is more than a high school drama, it is about choices, friendships, and caring for others. Orange is a memerabel read.

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This book is about a true story of an agender kid and a boy who were in a accident that had to do with a skirt set on fire. 

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Overall I think this book is very informational, especially in learning about legal matters and how many juveniles there were back then. As well as learning about different gender identities and sexual orientations. I would recommend this book because, as I said before it is very informational.

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This book is for you if you like Romance. It's From Enemies to lovers as well with lots of good humor.

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The giver is a dystopian book about a world that might appear perfect but has a dark underbelly. I enjoyed this book because I made me think about how crazy it must be for someone to hold so much information they have to keep secret or there would be major consequences for the whole society. This book also taught me to never judge something by its cover because someone or something might not be as trustworthy as it seems.

Mira Boromisza-Habashi

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It centers on the character of Alex Claremont-Diaz, the first son of the United States, and his relationship with Prince Henry, a British prince.

-Katherine Elliott