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I think the main thing that I really loved about this book was the way it was written/formatted. The story is about this girl named Jessie who randomly gets messages from a username "somebody/nobody". They start to have conversations every night and Jessie starts to really like him. Jessie was going through some tough times until somebody/nobody started to message her. Jessie wanted to know more about him and who he was but she started to think that maybe she shouldn't. I love how the book showed both sides of the story and also the messages they've sent to each other. This book reminded me of Love, Simon because Simon was also receiving messages from someone unknown who made his life better.

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This is one of my top favorite books. This book really showed me how committed people are and how hard it is to let things go and how hard people still hold on. It's about a girl name Stargirl who moved from Arizona and left everything behind and her boyfriend/ ex- boyfriend Leo. Almost everyday for a year she writes a letter to Leo telling how much she misses him or how her day went or something new that happened. But then she starts to realize with the help of people who she met that maybe she should let go and that this is how her life is gonna be at Arizona. I think that this book is amazing and I would definitely consider reading another book by Author Spinelli.

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"The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight" By Jennifer E. Smith

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"The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight" By Jennifer E. Smith

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I thought that this book was very mature for a girl of my age. I thought it was a cute love story about love at first sight. To me it was like a book where you think it was your expectations at your true love when really it was like reality where not everyone is happy, the first kiss isn't the best, and there aren't any singing birds. Although, in the story they make it seem like it was fate more then love at first sight. It was about a girl named Hadley who meets her ideal guy named Oliver who end up in the worst situations together. I really loved this book because I love anything that has to do anything with love.

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This book was very interesting and was a bit of a mystery as well, but it was also a horror story. The main character Alexis loves photography and has a little sister named Kasey who loves dolls but she doesn't feel loved by her family like Alexis is. Alexis took a few pictures of Kasey for a project and noticed that in every picture something is always different. This leads to Kasey going through some things that don't end well. I enjoyed this book because you never knew what was gonna happen next. And the way that the story all connects makes it brilliant.

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At first, I didn't find this book interesting because they weren't focusing on the mystery. They mentioned it several times but focused more on the main character Barrie. Although when they were focused on the mystery the story got better and better. Two victims that were murder were close with Barrie but Barrie wonders if the murderer is someone that she knows. This is an amazing mystery book but it wasn't something I would like to read again. Towards the end of the book was another book by Author Qualey titled "Thin Ice" the first 5 chapters were a lot more interesting to me then this book was.

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"Serafina and the Black Cloak" By Robert Beatty

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"Serafina and the Black Cloak" By Robert Beatty

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I loved this book. For class we had to read a mystery book and this was one of the choices. I enjoyed this book because there were several mysteries unknown. The main character was also out of the ordinary. She wasn't like most main characters. I definable recommend this book to anyone who loves mystery and also a little bit of fantasy.

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This book was different then books I normally read. This book was a fiction book but also a mystery. I enjoyed it more than I thought but it really got me interested on reading more mysteries. I recommended this book who love a mystery and who also admire fiction.

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"how stereotypes affect us and what we can do" By Claude M. Steele

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"how stereotypes affect us and what we can do" By Claude M. Steele

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This book to me a while to read. I remember reading some parts over and over to understand what it meant. There were even times when I had to go on google to search up some words. I find books really interesting when it talks about what's going on in life and society. I enjoyed reading this book even though it was extremely educational. It was probably for a higher reading level compared to my age.

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This book really helped me understand more about Greek Mythology. I learned about new creatures, and other ways people pleased the gods. I recommend this book to those who want to understand more about Greece and what they believed in.

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This book was such a good historical fiction book. It taught me a lot of a famous emperor in Korea and the huge battle. I never really understood the point of historical fiction when you could write a historical book. But then after reading this book it taught me that historical fiction is a way to keep someone interested while reading a book about history.

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The reason why I chose this book was because it was so different then most books I read. The main question was "What would happen if the world ended and we had to live underwater?". This book blew my mind. It talked about some possibilities I never would have thought of. In the "future" there were things I never thought about that could possibly happen. I recommended this book because it wasn't just science fiction but also a good mystery.

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"The Opposite of Love" By Sarah Lynn Scharger

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"The Opposite of Love" By Sarah Lynn Scharger

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This book was very shocking and surprising. After reading this book I could tell I was a lot of drama books because whenever I read one I always get so into it that I can't stop reading. I think that this book increased my love for reading dramas.

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This book was different than other books I'm used to reading because I read the story in multiple different perspectives. This book showed be others point of views in the story which gave me a different understanding throughout each event in the story.

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 "Way Cool French Phrase Book" By Jane Wightwick

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 "Way Cool French Phrase Book" By Jane Wightwick

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This was a very fascinating and incredible book to read. This book taught a lot of phrases you could speak in French and it also gave me a few facts on what's polite. The book gave me standard phrases that most kids who speak French use. I recommend this book to people who want to try to speak a different language than English.

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My name is Ava and I enjoy reading sometimes. I'm not that big on reading, but I still enjoy it. I read whenever I'm told too or if I have nothing to do I would just grab a book and read. My favorite genre is Realistic Fiction and Fantasy. I also enjoy Sci-fi when there is a huge unexpected twist.

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My goal for this first trimester is to read books I would normally not ready. I would want to read more Sci-Fi or Mystery. Personally, I love realistic fiction but I also want to explore other genres of books. I would also like to read 7-10 books for my first trimester.

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"Bridge To Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson

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"Bridge To Terabithia" by Katherine Paterson

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I really enjoyed this book. At the end of the book, there was an unsuspecting twist. I would recommend this book to all readers. I think that many people would enjoy this. If you've seen the movie I can tell you that the book is way better.

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"I So Don't Do Mysteries" by Barrie Summy

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"I So Don't Do Mysteries" by Barrie Summy

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I thought that this book was pretty interesting. It wasn't the type of book that I would read again because I don't like books when it's more focused on Mystery yet it's also a funny story and to me those two things that usually go together. I would imagine more of drama and mystery together. I liked the book but it wasn't a book that I would read over and over again.

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"Hollow City The Second Novel of Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs

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"Hollow City The Second Novel of Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs

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This book is more exhilarating than the first. There is more excitement and thrill because the characters keep finding more and more new things. They also learn about more peculiar creatures.

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" It's Not Me, It's You" by Stephanie Kate Strohm

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" It's Not Me, It's You" by Stephanie Kate Strohm

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I love how in this book you can act out the conversation the characters are having in the book. I guess you can relate to this book when you're in high school but all the detail and the drama in this book is hilarious. I really recommend this book if you love Realistic Fiction.

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This book almost everyone can relate. Most people will get braces in their life and this book explains everything that you would probably be thinking if you ever get braces.

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"Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs

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"Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs

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There are so many genres to describe this book ; adventures, mysterious, fantasy, and realistic fiction. You never know what's gonna happen next. You expect one thing to happen but then it ends up being something different every time. There are so many plot twists that I can't even explain.

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"Best Friends For Never" by Adrienne Maria Vrettos

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"Best Friends For Never" by Adrienne Maria Vrettos

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I really loved all the detail in the book because you felt so many emotions the more and more you kept reading it. It made me feel like I was apart of the book in some way whether or not I was helping or I was just listening and watching all the drama that happened.