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(488 pages) I have mixed feelings about this book, it wasn't my cup of tea.

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Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender

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The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender

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(192 pages) AHA! OMG! I liked this book!

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(336 pages) I really liked this book, it had characters from different backgrounds and broke stereotypes in their world (not in this one). I loved the diversity in the characters but the cover - I didn't like.

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(288 pages) I didn't like this book, it was too cliche. I skipped a whole hundred pages and it seemed like nothing relevant happened.

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(448 pages) Book got too confusing to me to have enough interest to read all of it's pages. It also was confusing and stale at some points.

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(384 pages) Lairs, Inc. Totally swept me off my feet. I'm not the biggest fan of mysteries but I'm so relieved I read this book. I was firstly interested because of the shoes. But I liked the book when I started

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(336 pages) I personally loved this book, it's based on teenagers who are facing normal problems. What makes this book so special is that these characters aren't affected by the abnormal. No; monsters, magic, especially no saving the world. They have those kids, the "Indie kids" with "Indie kid names". I enjoyed reading the characters breeze past those Indie kids that were chosen ones. They encountered the antagonist

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(370 pages) Tess is hauled from Montana to Washington D.C. by her older sister who wants to make her life better, but Tess doesn't want a better life, she was happy on the farm with her grandpa. I enjoyed this book and wanted to cry for Tess's friends all the time. Tess has to fit in the best as she can, but how can she with The Fixer as a older sister. Well... as much as older sister she can get!!

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(323 pages) The last book in the Selection series. The main focus of the book is figuring out America's powers and her getting close with Maxon. Maxon is already head-over-heels for America but America is "iffy". The Queen has made up a new title for America after she discovers her powers.

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(Mystery, 263 pages) I plan on becoming a lawyer when I'm older, and reading this book gave me those "YESSS" vibes! I totally ship April and Theo! The book is so enticing! But I dislike the way it ends, it never closes the final case and it ends with Theo listening to his teacher explain how her brother got into trouble with the police. I'm not sure if that's a segway into the next book, because the next book is about April..? Anyway, great book!

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(Romance Novel, 359 pages) Winter, has been dubbed Unwanted by her pack. Then a Alpha from a small pack finds her, boom they soul mates. Then Winter is plunged into a big city with a soulmate that can't stand her. They end up together and that's the only thing that really matters.

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(272 pages, Realistic Fiction) Vale and her perfect boyfriend Crawford get in a car crash on graduation night. And Vale recovers but Crawford is still asleep in a come, and she meets a boy named Slate. She ends up going back to college and becoming closer with Slate, THEN SHE WAKES UP FROM HER COMA. PLOT TWIST! And she finds out Crawford had been cheating on her while she was asleep (like twice) and she breaks up with him, and ends up with Slate, like she should! I almost cried with this book, I was so confused when it said "PART TWO" I was like "lol what..." and then I finally figured it out 23 pages later.

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(178 pages, Fiction) Personally, I did not enjoy this book. The time period it was written in was very noticeable in the writing. It wasn't very confusing, I just wasn't impressed with the characters. I understand that Ulysses and his crew were constantly running into mistakes and trouble. Ulysses' wife Penelope deserved more credit than she got. We only knew about the suitors for her, but it doesn't mention how long she defended them off.

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My Grandma Asked Me To Tell You She's Sorry

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My Grandma Asked Me To Tell You She's Sorry

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(400 pages, realistic fiction) Elsa the bright and mature seven year old is blessed with the most spontaneous Grandmother, otherwise known as Granny. But when Granny passes away of cancer, Elsa and that adorable doggy go on a wild goose chase to tell all the people that her Grandmother was sorry. This book was so amazing! I loved the Hufflepuff scarf that made an appearance every so often!

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(352 pages) It's hard to actually read the book when you just FEEL the cuteness from Sage. He wits and sarcasm really makes me smile and laugh. He just does NOT like the other guys and he just wants to leave. He understands the sticky situation that he's in which really makes me happy because most characters would be clueless. I am so glad that we have a rebel here.

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(172 pages) I personally think that books with this general idea should be written more often, this book 100% deserved to be a movie. It is so amazing to see the relationship between the Receiver and the Giver. It gave me chills when I learned that their society killed babies that were behind just by a slight bit. You have to read this book.

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(388 pages) This book very quickly! I mean the plot is very intriguing! Two blood types, red serving silver. But there's always a problem in a book and that problem is a girl, a girl named Mare who bleeds red but has the abilities of a silver. She manages to get herself into the castle only to be dubbed as a long lost princess. She's called the Red Queen because she bleeds red but she has Silver abilities.

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(221 pages, Realistic Fiction) I've been meaning to read this boom for awhile. The format was really interesting, when Mia was dead she would go back to memories of her past whether it was good or bad. It added so much more suspense if Mia should leave or stay.

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(391 pages, Fiction) I kind of stayed up until 1:51 AM reading and finishing this book start to end. All in one night, it's still a secret to my parents so Hush Hush! This book had me itching for another chapter.

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(400 pages, Realistic Fiction) This book broke and crushed my heart into tiny pieces. I am not the biggest fan of realistic fiction. But this book was about a girl named Libby who went viral after a video of her being labeled America's Fattest Teen. She had lost weight but she still wasn't back to a healthy weight. She continued to get bullied which made me SO UPSET. I wanted to yell at the bullies and the mean girls who were saying such rude things at her. UGH! But I loved the book.

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(223 pages, [the book title has actually no caps]  I personally think this book and Paper Towns have a few things in common such as the girl is very wild, and rebellious, and desperate to do something. While reading this book I was constantly comparing these two girls, more or less the guys. But it really struck me when Alaska died in a car crash while drunk because of her mothers death anniversary. It hit me hard. It really built a huge stone wall that divided the two characters. I was finally seeing the differences between such as, Margo wanted to get out of her town, while Alaska was suicidal.

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(305 pages) My good friend Delia had been bugging me to read a book by John Green. And I'm so glad I gave in because reading Paper Towns was like going on a never ending roller coaster! I loved all the unique personalities of all the characters. Though there was a frequent amount of swear words that my mom just might freak out if she knew that I was reading those! But it was totally worth it!

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(336 pages) Second book in the Selection Series. It shows the progression America has, and reveals something that shows the world that she's not as Red as she thought. Though her blood reads red, her powers say otherwise. The book also has a bunch of America x Maxon snips! I don't enjoy normally reading sequels but I loved this book.

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(270 pages) I'm not much of a romance book lover. But I did fall in love with this series in particular. When a young girl with the name America, is entered to The Selection it thrilled my being with suspense. Her forbidden lover Aspen; broke up with her, I could honestly feel my heart breaking in 17 pieces for her! I lOvEd this book! 9.5/10!

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(344 pages, Realistic Fiction, Mystery, Dashes of Horror) By Emmy Laybourne; Imagine being trapped, with little kindergartners, your crush, brother, and 3 of your bullies, and a boy who you can consider your friend. And a potential to kill all of them if you were exposed to the right gas. Things will definitely be interesting.

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(325, adventure, Sc-Fi) 3-4 teenagers taken from their city to participate in The Testing. Cia's father tries to tell her what he experienced when he was in The Testing. But can't because of all the cameras. It's up to Cia to pass, to prove herself, and to stay alive.

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(377, Adventure, Fiction) When you die, it's over right? Not for Nick and Allie, they become Afterlights, but in order to NOT sink to the center of the earth they have to always be moving. They seek help from a boy but end up being

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(416, Sci-Fi, Adventure) 18-year-old David watched his father die by the hands of the High Epic, Steelheart, what once was Chicago, is now Newcago ruled by Steelheart, David wants to join the Reckoners, humans that kill Epics, but the Epic he wants to kill the most is Steelheart.

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(351 pages, Realistic Fiction, Horror, Adventure, and Mystery) Three teenagers thrown up into space, fun adventure right? I mean sure, if they make it out alive..

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(440 pages, Adventure, Science Fiction, Fiction) Picture this; you are being hunted by aliens that destroyed your planet. There are 10 of you, you are number four. But there's a curse, they can only kill you in order, 1,2, and 3 are dead. You are next.

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(432 pages, Third book, Fiction, Science Fiction, Mystery, Adventure) With her memory wiped, a fresh slate, falling in love with her the boy from her kind. But this love is programmed. It's not real.

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(302 pages, Second book in the series, Fiction, Science Fiction, Adventure) After everything she is still running, running from everything. But things take a tragic turn when she meets another of her kind.

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(416 pages, Fiction, Adventure, Science Fiction) By Jessica Brody; A thrilling book, with a girl, a boy, a romance torn with her past, present, and future.

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I want to read a book from every genre... except Non-Fiction, okay maybe I'll try reading from that genre. I want to read more Historical Fiction.

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(224, Mystery, Adventure, Thriller) When their parents died 11-year-old Dan and his sister Amy were forced to live with their wicked Aunt. Being Cahills they had a lot of competition within their family. When their Aunt Grace dies, they're all lead on a whole new mystery.

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(314 pages, Realistic Fiction, Fantasy, Adventure) Miri and other girls from her village get chosen to go and learn how to be a princess, but her teacher treats them like dirt, and yes, they're doing not by choice, but for a stupid prince.

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(368, realistic fiction) I really loved this book, I think I have read this series probably 2 times already. Dashiell and is family are recruited up in space and even though they hate it (except for his little sister who's in love) they can't say anything about it. It's all pretty normal until one of the scientists end up dead...

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(404 pages, Fiction, Science Fiction, Historical Fiction) By Sarah J. Maas, this book is filled with twists and turns at every corner! If you read this, don't get too attached to a character!

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(352, realistic fiction) This book is probably my favorite book in the series. Ben gets actually heartbroken by Erica, and I just find that oddly hilarious! Also when Alexander Hale gets a cat and names him Mr. Wiggle-bottom. Pure gold! 10/10

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(320, realistic fiction) I actually read this book about a year and a half ago, and I pulled it out of my bookshelf for the third time to read it. AGAIN! I love how Ben is not one of those charterers that succeed in everything, he almost fails in everything! I adore the humor and the hilarious charterers in this book! 10/10!

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(352, realistic fiction) The sequel to one of my favorite books I of coursed adored it! 9.5/10, half a point off because I wanted more romance between Dash and Kira! I can't wait for the next one! I love how everyone hates this one family and they finally get in trouble for the mayhem they've caused!

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(352, realistic fiction) A sequel to Spy School, Stuart Gibbs released Spy Camp! I can't put this book down once I read the first page! 10/10!! This series deserves a humor award, it's just so relatable and hilarious!