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Neal Shusterman
Thou Shalt Kill.
A land and time base of no war, no disease, no hunger, no death. The only death that was brought upon the world was distributed by scythes. Sacred beings before the mortal age. The bringer of death. In this Science Fiction two young teenagers are brought to order by scythes, they have been taken under the wing of scythe Farday as apprenticeship to the scythe kingdom. Book that show interest to me are very rare. I did not want the last page to come with this book.

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Antony Beevor
Antony Beevor describes the heart soiling event that placed on June 6 1944 in WWII. As soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy they fought for their lives and ours. The author both describes the side of the Germans and the Americans leading up to D-Day. This book certainly gives the accurate description of the eventful day that took place.

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Andy Weir
Martian is a wonderful book for anyone who is into space travel or discovery. Mark Watney is accompanied by the cosmos when stranded on mars. It is a fight to survive the natural occurrences that this planet dishes out. Even though this book sounds very suspenseful it has some of the best humor I have ever had the pleasure to read. This book depicts how it would be like being completely isolated from life itself.

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John P. Irwin
This book strikes anyone who loves any documentary of war. John Irwin a young teenager who was drafted to become a tank gunner walks into the war cultivated for idealistic heroism. Then knowing what war is really like his dreams were shattered by different views of life the war demands. He comes into physical contact no one can fathom except a WW veteran. Best of all this is a true story from a primary source, you will finally get a real spectrum of what the veterans faced in World War II.