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I haven't started reading this yet, but it's gotten good reviews and there are fish on the cover...It looks like the book is about someone who has OCD and/or is going in a different direction than everyone else.

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I haven't started reading this yet, but it's gotten good reviews and there are fish on the cover...It looks like the book is about someone who has OCD and/or is going in a different direction than everyone else.

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I'm reading Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman. It's the sequel to Scythe. It continues the story of Rowan and Citra. Rowan becomes Scythe Lucifer, hunting down Scythes that aren't gleaning ethically. Citra is now a junior Scythe in MidMerica. Citra and Scythe Curie's were about to be murdered but they were saved by a new character who was warned by the Thunderhead. This new character is Greyson. He was practically raised by the Thunderhead, with parents who abandoned him. The Thunderhead knows Citra is important and tells Greyson to warn them as the Thunderhead can't. Padlet censors?

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It's about the greek god Apollo who is tasked with finding hidden oracles. This book takes place in the Percy Jackson universe.

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I’m reading the book “The uglies” which is the book I started over winter break and I hope to finish it soon. It’s about a distopia that separates the “uglies” until they’re 16 then they become “pretty”

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So good!!!! I want to know when the next book is coming out...it doesn't say yet. The ending is good. Hope you enjoy!

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So good!!!! I want to know when the next book is coming out...it doesn't say yet. The ending is good. Hope you enjoy!

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The main character Tandy ,is the daughter of the foster parents for success fame and fortune. But when their parents are found dead with no forced entrance and no suspects, the children are left to solve their parents death. The parents had always had a huge impact on their kid's life from giving them the most esteamed education to managing their social life. As the book continues, many secrets about their parents are uncovered from secret affairs to confidential files in their underground lab. The Angel family undergoes many barriers as they find themselves when they realize that their family was giving them 🤬 and running a secret corporation underneath their Pharamacy company. The kids experience changes to their personalities when they withdraw from the physical and mental enhancing 🤬. This book was a 10/10 GREAT READ. I would definitely recommend this.

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dystopia*

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the computer changed d.r.u.g.s to the emoji :/

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the computer changed d.r.u.g.s to the emoji :/

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confessions of a m.u.r.d.e.r suspect oof

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I just finished reading Counting by 7s by Holly Goldberg Sloan...it only took two days to read; it's short and reads quickly. I also used the audiobook on Youtube and listened while I worked out over the weekend. It's about a 12 year old girl who suddenly loses both her parents in a car accident. She is a genius and probably has OCD, but the story is about her dealing with loss. She finds a new support system in a Vietnamese family, a guidance counselor who hates and sucks at his job, and a distant social worker. I recommend :)

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I didn't get a chance to get further in the book

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Just finished reading Dear Martin by Nic Stone! It's reminiscent of The Hate U Give in that it has to do with a young black student who just got into Yale - it deals with racial equality and how people treat African Americans differently, despite feeling that equality has been reached. I was drawn into it and finished it in a few days...the trials the character has to go through are irritating and made me anxious. I do feel, however, that it ended a little too quickly, but I think you'd like it :) I have a few copies in my classroom if you want to borrow it!