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Challenger Deep by Neal Shusterman is about Caden Bosch and living with a mental illness and recovering from it. His journey exploring the Challenger Deep is the symbol for his illness and his crew mates are other patients at the hospital. I choose this book because I don’t normally read books about mental illnesses but it does seem like an interesting topic that I want to read more about. I also like that Shusterman used many symbols to display his mental illness and the people around him It is also written by one of my favorite authors, Neal Shusterman.

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Jianhua Wu, 821, Book : Hello Universe, By: Erin Entrada Kelly

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Jianhua Wu, 821, Book : Hello Universe, By: Erin Entrada Kelly

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It’s a book about 4 people who go on trips in the forest. They are middle schooler's and face many confusing things that they aren’t expecting. They aren’t friends or anything at first but eventually stumble upon a path that leads them to the day they all meet each other, in other words, in almost what seems to be a coincidence, they all come together and create a bond with each other. Chet Bullens is known as the biggest bully in the neighborhood for bothering basically everyone. They go to school and all have different personalities. Virgil is shy and doesn’t really speak up most of the time. Valencia is a clever person who doesn’t give up even if he’s wrong. Kaori manages to tell fortunes and just doesn’t seem normal. I choose this book since it just seems like a completely new thing that could be realistic compared to all the other fantasy books that I read most of the time. I want to have something different to experience and this book is the thing I feel will fill the emptiness of not reading something that’s real and can actually occur in the real world. There are many other reasons why I choose this book but the main reasons are that the plot of the story would be different from what I would usually be used to, just reading something different feels much better.

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The one and only Ivan by Katherine Applegate

The one and only Ivan by Katherine Applegate is about a gorilla named Ivan who lives in a shopping mall and how he managed to change his life for the better. This book caught my eye because it was written from an animal’s perspective and I have never read anything like this before so I’m curious about how this would turn out.

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The book is about a teenager named Dee who has to fight in a war against the Germans but he is scared of death. I chose this book because I want to read from the perspective of a teen at war and I like how Alan Gratz writes his stories.

-Maximilian Berrios

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And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

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And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie

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This is a murder mystery in which ten people with disturbing and unusual pasts are invited to a private island owned by an unknown millionaire. They are faced with a poem that illustrates their deaths. Now these people have to figure out who orchestrated this murder, before everyone dies.

I want to read this book because I love mysteries, and it’s fun for me to try and figure out who did it by paying attention to details and evidence. The plot sounds very interesting, and I’m really excited to read this book

-Danika Shepard

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This book is about a young boy named caw who can talk to crows and has to fend off a group of feral gangsters. Ferals are people who can talk to one animal species.On his journey he finds many feral refugees to help him defeat the gangsters and stop them from resurrecting the creater of the gang, who is the spider feral that killed most of the feral bloodlines.

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Fahrenheit 451:

Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel Fahrenheit 451 is set in a dystopian society that burns books in order to control dangerous ideas and unhappy concepts. The novel tells the story of Guy Montag, a fireman who questions the book-burning policy and undergoes extraordinary suffering and transformation as a result.

I choose this book because I really liked the genre that it was placed in (dystopian novel) and it seems like a good book to try out and storyline.

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The Bridge by Bill Konigsberg

This book is about two strangers that don't know each other and they decide to jump from a bridge at the same time, but they don't know what will happen next. They both have problems of their own, and don't know if both of them will jump off the bridge at the same time, one of them jumps off the bridge, or none of them jumps off the bridge.

I chose this book and it caught my eye because it talks about the two teenagers jumping off a bridge. I haven't read about books talking about  these types of actions ,therefore this book seemed very interesting to me. I think there can be many themes and or ideas that I would have never thought about, and this book seems like I would be able to connect with the characters from the emotions in the book they express. The reviews on this book were also very good and others enjoyed it as well which is also great. I also feel like it’s a "just right" book. This book seems like it will be very emotional and inspiring!

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The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl by Stacy McNulty

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The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl by Stacy McNulty

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Ben Rudinski
This book is about a girl who was struck by lightning when she was a kid. The zap make her a genius in math and now she is 12 and technically ready for college. But her grandmother wants her to try one year of middle school first. So she tries it and i believe she has a lot of challenges in middle school. I chose this book because it looks interesting and entertaining

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Don't Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change by George Marshall - Dean Vukel

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Don't Even Think About It: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Ignore Climate Change by George Marshall - Dean Vukel

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The book is about how the brain is wired and explores things like why we feel a need to protect our family, what we view as a threat, the origins of our evolutions and more, and if we can understand that, we can understand how to fix climate change. I'm interested in this book because it explores how the brain is wired and "cognitive blind spots" in our brain and how it all ties together with fighting climate change.

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On the far side of the mountain, by Jean Craighead George

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On the far side of the mountain, by Jean Craighead George

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"Two years ago, Sam ran away from New York City to live in the Catskill Mountains. Now his younger sister Alice has joined him and is quietly living in a tree house of her own nearby. Their peaceful life is shattered when a conservation officer confiscates Sam’s falcon, Frightful, and Alice suddenly vanishes. Sam leaves his home to search for Alice, hoping to find Frightful, too. But the trail to the far side of the mountain may lead Sam into great danger."
-Samuel Chianuri

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Level Up Safe Zone By R.L. martin - Darren Dong

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Level Up Safe Zone By R.L. martin - Darren Dong

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This Book is about a zombie apocalypse and people who got a wound by the zombie was put in a game and he didn’t know what was happening until he meets a person called N3V3RDIE, he said that we were being selected to test out a virtual game and if we don’t win we will be stuck in the game forever. I am interested in this hook because it shows how people that gets infected gets saved from turning into a zombie but at the same time they are being used in a experiment.

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Katie Fraser - The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas 

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Katie Fraser - The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas 

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The Hate You Give is about a teenage African American girl who has to go through racism and police cruelty after her black friend gets killed. I want to read this book because a lot of people have recommended it to me and after reading about it, it sounds really interesting!! Also people have told me that if I like certain other books that I've read before, then I would like this book!

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The Cheerleaders by Kara Thomas -Elizabeth Gerber

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The Cheerleaders by Kara Thomas -Elizabeth Gerber

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This book is about a cheer team five years ago and all the members died. But that was five years ago and everyone has forgotten about them but now they are remembering. Monika the main character was a sister to one of the cheerleaders who died and does not want to remember. Then she suddenly gets different clues that something is wrong and that there is someone coming for her or the town because she has so many new strange things in her life.

I chose this book because I enjoy reading different mystery books and this book leaves you on the edge of your seat even when you just read the blurb.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K Rowling - Alban Berisha 823

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K Rowling - Alban Berisha 823

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I've always liked the movies and the first book was also very good, but now I can read the second one! The Harry Potter series shows how no matter if you are a kid, you can accomplish so much. Harry's growth as a wizard and a character makes it all worth reading.

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The Catcher In The Rye by J.D Salinger - Hunter Hahm

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The Catcher In The Rye by J.D Salinger - Hunter Hahm

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The book is about a 16 -year-old Holden Caulfield after he is expelled from his prep school. Holden starts searching for answers within the lies of the "adult life".

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Marco Spanedda class 821, One of Us is lying by Karen McManus

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Marco Spanedda class 821, One of Us is lying by Karen McManus

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This book tells the story of how 5 kids enter detention and only 4 make it out alive. All of the kids that were in the detention considered suspects and on person was lying. I chose this book because many of my friends said it was a really great book and that I should read it.

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The Summoner by Gail Z. Martin  - Catherine Dong

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The Summoner by Gail Z. Martin  - Catherine Dong

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The book is about a prince named Martris Drayke. When his older brother Jared slaughtered the entire royal family except for Martris and seized the throne, Martris had to flee with his friends Soterius, the captain of the royal guard, Caraway, the courtd, and  Harrtuck, a soldier in the royal guard. Soon after, he begins to suspect that he is the mage heir to the power of his grandmother, Bava Kiaa, who is the greatest sorceress of her age. If this is true, it would mean Martris is a Summoner, which is the rarest of magic gifts. It also means that he has the ability to settle disagreements between the living and the dead. I chose this book because one of my favorite authors Sherrilyn Kenyon recommended the book. I also was attracted to the way the cover was shown, with the title on one side of the book and the pictures on another side of the book.

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“Cleo McDougal Regrets Nothing: A Novel” by Allison Winn Scotch

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“Cleo McDougal Regrets Nothing: A Novel” by Allison Winn Scotch

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This book is about an ambitious single mother who is a politician. Her so-called “perfect life” is suddenly disrupted when one of her childhood friends exposes her in a post. I chose this book because it caught my attention and it made me want to know how Cleo then put her life back together.

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This book is about an unnamed shy woman, who meets and later marries a rich older man named Maxim, only to find that him and his whole household is still infatuated with the memory of Maxim's seemingly perfect late wife, who died several years ago. I'm interested in this book because it has a great plot and great characters.

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This book is about Hazel, a cancer patient that meets Gus, a recovering cancer patient at a support group. Hazel is in a dark place, and Gus helps her come out of it by looking at the positive part of life. They fall in love and understand each other in different ways than other people.

I chose this book because the romance and love seems like such a strong bond between the characters. This book also has a lot of good reviews, and a lot of people have recommended that I read it.

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“How you ruined my life” by Jeff Strand - Dean Goldstein

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“How you ruined my life” by Jeff Strand - Dean Goldstein

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Overview:

In this comedy book Rod (the leading character) who is the lead singer in a pretty successful band finds his life going down the drain when his cousin comes to town. Everything goes wrong for him.

Why I chose this book:

At the beginning I looked at this book because of the funny name and book cover, after reading the first couple of pages I found that I like the smooth writing of the book. Also what I’ve read about it seemed quite interesting.

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Aurora Rising by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman- Maryam Syeda

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Aurora Rising by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman- Maryam Syeda

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Space Cadets and Mystery Girl try to save the universe. But are not the  ideal squad.
I'm interested in this book as I am a big fan of science fiction and I have read a series by this author duo before.

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The book is about how hard it is being a goalie and what it's like. And shows the reader how Ken one the 1979 stanely cup. Also, he writes about the life of being an NHL goalie and the pressure and the fun.
By: Jack Herringer

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Hunted by Megan Spooner - Mackenzie Gavin

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Hunted by Megan Spooner - Mackenzie Gavin

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This book is about a girl named Yeva, her and her family lost their fortunes so they had to live in the woods. One day when her father went to go hunting for the beast her father wants dead, Yeva starts hunting animals to support her family. Time goes by and her father isn’t back yet. Finally Yeva goes out into the woods to go find her father. She tracks this beast back to its territory only to discover that this beast is nothing like she imagined.

The reason I choose this book is because it reminds me of a twisted tale of Beauty & the Beast and it seems that it will make me want to continue to keep reading because its going to keep me on the edge.

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The Travels of Ibn Battuta- Griffin Horton

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The Travels of Ibn Battuta- Griffin Horton

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Travels of Ibn Battuta

By Ibn Battuta

This book follows Ibn Battuta, a Muslim traverler, as he travels the Middle East, North Africa, Spain, India and China. This book is written by Ibn Battuta himself. I want to read this book because so many people say it is really interesting. Also it will be cool seeing Ibn Battuta discover things that we might already know.

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MLK was an activist during the civil rights movement. and he is famous for the "i have a dream" speech. this book is about his life. (i could get the cover onto this

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This book is about a black uneducated man whos mom abandones. A rich white family adopts him, educates him and he becomes a college football player.

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The Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi

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The Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi

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This book is about a group of kids trying to rise up and take control of the world. After the “KIng” came and killed their mother, they stole their magic, and much more that would be unbearable to watch..I picked this book because the blurb, cover and the title  all intrigued me and pulled me in.

-Lin Yu Zheng

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This book is about the Greek or Roman God Apollo who got sent down from Olympus by Zeus as a punishment and has to do a series of things and also went to a demigod camp for help.  I chose this book because I read some of my favorite books from the same author and I was happy with how they turned out and I hope this book will be interesting to.

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this novel by franz kafka is about a salseman who turn into a giant insect. he is first uncomfortable with his body but later becomes more homely with his body. he has to see how his family wears down and he can do nothing about it because his transformation. he dies and then actually everything is better with the family.

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Everything Everything by Nicola Yoon

This book is about an 18 year old girl named Madeline Whittier, who is being treated for severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID). The book includes her journey and how she is struggling with SCID.

I chose this book because it seems very interesting and it talks about something I don’t know a lot about. I am excited to read this book and learn.

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In The Hall With a Knife by Diana Peterfreund

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In The Hall With a Knife by Diana Peterfreund

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This book is based off of the classic game Clue. A couple of students' headmaster was found dead after a storm, and it was very clear that this death was caused by a murder. And, just like in clue, everyone has a reason to murder this man. It seems very interesting to read and something i could read for a long time.

Sincerely, Sebastian Spiguel

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Set in the distant future amidst a feudal interstellar society in which various noble houses control planetary fiefs, Dune tells the story of young Paul Atreides, whose family accepts the stewardship of the planet Arrakis.

I chose this book because it has been reccomended to me by so many people, plus the movie is coming out soon, so I thought this would be the best time to read it

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Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson - Victor Kamrowski

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Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson - Victor Kamrowski

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This book is how a high school freshman named Melinda Sordino called the cops when she was at a party because of sexual assault. She is unable to tell anyone why she called the cops and stops speaking as well. Through art, she shows what happened.

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It is about 4 sisters who all have different passions and personalities and about them growing up. I chose this book because I watched the movie and loved it, and I love a strong lead female character and this book has 4.

Samantha Katz

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Mamba Mentality:How I play by Kobe Bryant.

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Mamba Mentality:How I play by Kobe Bryant.

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This book is an autobiography written by Kobe Bryant. I want to read this book because he was one of my favorite basketball players and sadly he recently passed away along with his daughter. This book is obviously about Kobe Bryant. The book is about having a mamba mentality or having incredible self awareness, work ethic, work habits, and more.
Ben Guttenplan.

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I want to read The Martian by Andy weir. The book is about a man who crash lands on mars and must survive by cultivating the land and making a sustainable living space on mars, he must overcome many challenges in a foreign world. I chose this book because it is science fiction which I want to read more of, it has also recommended to me, I also have read the book. The Martian also talks about space and the idea of sending people to mars which I am all for.

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I want to read The Martian by Andy weir. The book is about a man who crash lands on mars and must survive by cultivating the land and making a sustainable living space on mars, he must overcome many challenges in a foreign world. I chose this book because it is science fiction which I want to read more of, it has also recommended to me, I also have read the book. The Martian also talks about space and the idea of sending people to mars which I am all for.

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Samantha Katz

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This book is about a girl named Isabelle. Her parents are divorced and she has to swich houses evey week.One week with her dad in a fancy neighborhood with her dad's girlfriend and her son. The next week she is with her mom. In a less fancy house. Every week she swiches lives. But it's not just about swiching houses or nicknames. It's about swiching lives. The dad is black and her mom is white.
I am intrested in this book because it's about being split in half. I want to see how Isabelle handles this. It explores how it feels to come from two different backrounds and how that can change how you feel about yourself.

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This 640 page book. This book's lexile reading level is 830L, so it ranges from fifth grade to eighth grade. This book is about how two stories- 50 years apart- a story about a boy and a story about a girl meet in the middle of the book. What I love about this book is how the author can make two stories- one with only artwork and one with only words connect to each other in the way that Brian Selznick does.

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Sachiko is an acount from six year old girl who survives the Nagisaki bombing. It also discusses the experience of her family and friends along with the aftermath of the bombing for her country and her. I chose this book because I am interested in nonfiction and history. I think I will enjoy learning about this event in history.

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I would like to read this book as from the look of it, it seems like a good read to me. It was easy to understand but also had a sentence I needed to re-read. It wasn’t too easy, to the point where I got bored of it, and even with a relatively sad plot, it still had humorous jokes. I liked the first few pages I read and the details that consisted of them. It seems like a well-written book. Overall, The fault in our stars is definitely a book I would want to read in the future.

^Deyna Kambourova

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The Girl Who Came Home: A Novel of the Titanic

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The Girl Who Came Home: A Novel of the Titanic

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This book is about a girl named Maggie Murphy and 14 other villagers in Ireland who decided to board the Titanic to find a better life in America. But when disaster strikes, she was really lucky and survived. Then when she wakes up in a New York hospital, she hopes to never remember that horrible night on the titanic. I chose this book because I really enjoy the historical fiction genre. I also wanted to get an understanding of the aftermath of the Titanic.

Jakub Witek
class 822

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Sam Levy Book, Alex Rider Eagle Strike by Anthony Horowitz

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Sam Levy Book, Alex Rider Eagle Strike by Anthony Horowitz

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This is the fourth book in the Alex Rider Series, and it is the next book I plan on reading. I have read the first three books and I am looking forward to the book. It is about a boy named Alex whose uncle was a spy. His uncle Ian was killed, and now Alex is a spy as well. Alex goes on vacation with a friend and sees the man who killed his uncle. What will happen next?

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This book is about a person named Lena Haloway. She lives in a world that forbids love and will be "cured" from it in 95 days, when she falls in love with someone. I chose this book because the blurb seemed interesting, and a friend recommended it to me. Also, it was the same genre as other books that I liked.

-Isabella Vidach

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Banner In The Sky, By James Ramsey Ullman-Rejon Alliu

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Banner In The Sky, By James Ramsey Ullman-Rejon Alliu

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This book is about a young boy, named Rudy Matt, who loves climbing. Rudy's father, Josef Matt, was a mountain climber, who's life was sadly cut short, in his attempt to climb "The Citadel." Now, Rudy wants to follow his fathers footsteps, and accomplish what his father couldn't: To climb The Citadel. Rudy goes through tough obstacles while climbing the Citadel, but he was not the only one suffering. His uncle, Captain Winter, who Rudy saved when starting to climb, and Saxo, a stubborn character who wants to do everything by himself. With help from everyone, Rudy tackled obstacles, in order to plant his banner in the sky.

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All The Light we Cannot See - Anthony Doerr

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All The Light we Cannot See - Anthony Doerr

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This book is about a German teenager (Werner Pfennig) who is forced into military service by the Nazis, and a blind girl (Marie-Laure LeBlanc) in France at the time it was occupied by the Nazis. When Marie-Laure becomes part of the Resistance, Werner ends up having to hunt her down. When Werner finds Marie-Laure, he decides to save her from a German officer who tried to kill her to complete the mission. I find this book interesting because it’s pretty amazing when a Nazi ends up saving someone from the opposite side during WW2.

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Fahrenheit 451 is a dystopian novel about a future where books are illegal and firemen have to burn any books they find. I like dystopian fiction so this book seemed interesting.

-Endrit Idrizi

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The book is about a teenager named Wade Watts, who really likes to be in a virtual world called OASIS. Then, the creator of the world has this competition for power, and money. Wade will then have to fight against the other players to survive. I really wanted to read this book because the back blurb was very interesting. I also have heard a ton of good reviews on the book. Then lastly, I want to start seeing what genres I really like, so this will help me decide if Dystopian books will be in my favorites.

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This book is a sci-fi novel about a boy who is trapped in death maze. He has to get out, along with the other people who are trapped by two people who control the "event".

I find this interesting as it was recommended by Goodreads and also was recommended by many people I have met.

Overall, I think the story is interesting and by the reviews is generally a good book.

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Jonah Green- Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

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Jonah Green- Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck

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The last books that I read were The Great Gatsby  and Cannery Row by F. Scott Fitzgerald and John Steinbeck.  I know that Grapes of Wrath is also by John Steinbeck and is set in the 1930s.  The book is about a family that lives on a farm during the Great Depression and has to move from Oklahoma to California.  I think it will be a book that I will enjoy a lot because I find John Steinbeck's style of writing engrossing and his character development interesting. Historical fiction is also a genre I enjoy.

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Not Even Bones by Rebecca Schaeffer - Lia Wong-Ferreira

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Not Even Bones by Rebecca Schaeffer - Lia Wong-Ferreira

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Not Even Bones is about a girl named Nita whose mother murders supernatural beings and sells their body parts on the internet and her job is to dissect them for her mother. One day, her mother brings a live person home for Nita to dissect, Nita decides to save the victim and she doesn’t want to help her mother anymore. But then she ends up getting sold in his place and in order to escape, “Nita must ask herself if she’s willing to become the worst kind of monster.”

I chose this book to read because I found it thrilling to read because of what Nita’s mother does for a living and I never read a book like this before. I was also hooked by the last sentence where Nita would have to become the “worst kind of monster” in order to escape. I wanted to try out a new type of fantasy genre book that would be gruesomely dark instead of adventure/fantasy books I normally would read.

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This book is mostly about what happened and the world war two. this idea is brought by two main characters on the opposite side of the war and in the battle field they run into each other. I found this book intresting because I wanted to know what it was like during war and what was going on.

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Fifty Words For Rain is about a young eight-year-old Noriko “Nori” Kamiza, who was abandoned by her mother, sent to live in the attic of her grandparent’s imperial house. The last words her mother told her were, “Do not question. Do not fight. Do not resist.”  And like the obedient child she is, Nori listens, she doesn’t question her mother’s leave of absence in her life, doesn’t fight her confinement in the attic, and doesn’t resist the things she has to do like taking chemical baths to keep her skin light. But, things change after a few centuries when her older half-brother Akira is brought to the estate, she creates a strong bond with him, which changes her life forever. Now that Nori found a chance to belong in the social world, she is ready to fight her strict grandparents, not wanting to be concealed anymore, even if this fight might cost her everything.

I chose this book because it connects to how the real life world works right now, with oppression against the Black community. It also gives the reader a chance to peer into how life was like back in Japan during the Imperial Era when families were strict about their image and reputation, and how children- girls especially- had to be obedient to a fault even if they were very smart. It also puts you in the character’s shoes by expressing how they felt during the oppression they faced in order to be seen as the “perfect” child, which really affected a child’s mental state even if they were obedient. It also reminds me of the Black Lives Matter campaign in which allies and the Black community are stepping up against the oppression even though they know it would cost them their lives or throw them in jail, they still continue to fight because they want a life outside of the oppressive system, much like Nori in the story. - Duanne Jacinto

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They Both Die At The End by Adam Silvera

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They Both Die At The End by Adam Silvera

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This book is about two teenagers who learn that they only have one day left to live. The two do not know each other but both would like to make a new friend, but for different reasons. The overall summery of the book is two teenagers trying to live their entire life in one day. I chose this book because it seems very interesting to me and how knowing they only have 24 hours left will change how they behave.

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Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard by Rick Riordan

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Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard by Rick Riordan

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This book is about Magnus Chase, who ran away from his mother's house and is trying to stay hidden from the police and his uncle. Magnus then learns that he is related to the god Odin. I want to read this book because it seems very similar to the Percy Jackson series, but is also completely different. I enjoy these types of books because it keeps me on the edge of my seat. Luka Curanaj

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Legacy and the Queen. I picked this book because it showed the harsh reality's of life as well as a great ending that can make you laugh or cry

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Legacy and the Queen. I picked this book because it showed the harsh reality's of life as well as a great ending that can make you laugh or cry

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The Crossover by Kwame AlexanderThe book taught me to be strong even in hard times and you need to move on and keep pushing forward.Born A Crime by Trevor NoahThis book moved me because it taught me that life isn't always easy and you got to keep pushing even through those hard times.Charlie Thorne And The Last Equation by Stuart GibbsThis book I just really like because it has action which i love with books.Ghost by Jason Reynolds.This book I love because I run track and it was mostly about track and how Track changed the main characters life.

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The Crossover by Kwame AlexanderThe book taught me to be strong even in hard times and you need to move on and keep pushing forward.Born A Crime by Trevor NoahThis book moved me because it taught me that life isn't always easy and you got to keep pushing even through those hard times.Charlie Thorne And The Last Equation by Stuart GibbsThis book I just really like because it has action which i love with books.Ghost by Jason Reynolds.This book I love because I run track and it was mostly about track and how Track changed the main characters life.

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I chose Legacy and the queen

I picked this book because it shows the harsh reality's of life and has an ending that makes you want to laugh and cry at the same time.

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A Swift Pure Cry by  Siobhan Dowd - Evangelina Benakis

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A Swift Pure Cry by  Siobhan Dowd - Evangelina Benakis

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My book is about a girl named Shell who lives in Ireland in 1984 and after her mother dies she has to step up and take care of her little brother and sister. I am interested in this book because I want to see what happens or if there are any other obstacles she has to go through.

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Restart by: Gordon Korman is a book that I found in my own library at home. This book is about the protagonist Chase, losing his memory after falling off a rooftop building. Throughout the book, Chase learns about who he used to be and who he was. A story of how one accident can literally change who you are. I chose this book based on the “finding a just right book” resources and flipping to a random page. From this I started to read a little bit into my book and I got really intrigued by the fact that Chase doesn't try to reconnect with who he was, he winds up being a completely different person.

Alexa Taras

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This book is about a girl named Rachel who works as a maid for her mothers cleaning business to pay back the money she took from her mother before she finds out. While working for families of the most popular kids in the school, she picks up dirt on people. Now her diary is full of peoples secrets and she has to decide if she wants to spy on her crushes girlfriend like he asked her to.
I choose this book because based off of the summary it is going to be filled with drama and was overall intriguing and  something I would like.
(This is Katie Greenwood btw)

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Homecoming by: Cynthia Voigt- Isabella Ross

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Homecoming by: Cynthia Voigt- Isabella Ross

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The book I'm reading is called Homecoming. This book is mainly about a family that was deserted by their mentally deranged mother and had to fend for themselves in the real world. They also had to learn about things that they should have learned about when they became older, but they helped each other during this time, and worked together to beat the odds.

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The Giver by Lois Lowry is a dystopian novel about a society in which there are absolutely no colors and you can't decide anything yourself. At first it seems like it might be utopian but slowly the main character realizes how dark and wrong his 'civilization' is. He ultimately escapes from this corrupt group of people who are unaware of any problems, but faces many complications to do so. When I read this book, I was immediately intrigued because it made me think about how in the real world, there are often many things that the common people don't know, just like in the book.

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I chose this book because I've read other books from Jason Reynolds and I really liked them.

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It´s the last book in a saga

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The Kane Chronicle: The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan 

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The Kane Chronicle: The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan 

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This book is about siblings Carter Kane and Sadie Kane whose father accidentally unleashed  the Egyptian gods and now a powerful god named Set is after the Kane siblings, so he can use them for his pleasure. They have to go on a quest to stop and avoid Set,and along the way they learn more about their family secrets.

This book is about siblings Carter Kane and Sadie Kane whose father accidentally unleashed  the Egyptian gods and now a powerful god named Set is after the Kane siblings, so he can use them for his pleasure. They have to go on a quest to stop and avoid Set,and along the way they learn more about their family secrets.

I chose this book because it’s in the genre that I like which is Fantasy, and I think the plot sounds really interesting.Another plus to this book is that  it’s also kind of informational because it also teaches you about the Egyptian gods.

Mariam Toumi

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This book is about a 17 year old boy helping a blind girl escape from her dad's captivity. They also go to court to testify their case. I am very interested in this book because it seems very dramatic and action packed. The book also seems very complicated so I thought it would be a good level book for me.

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The book is set in the world of Panem 64 years before the events of the original Hunger Games on the morning of the reaping of the 10th Hunger Games, long before Katniss Everdeen was born. The reconstruction period 10 years after the war-aka the Dark Days—as the country of Panem struggles back to its feet-provides the characters with a new perspective of humanity.This book is a prequel to the Hunger Games series about the young president Coriolanus Snow. I enjoyed the series so I looked into this new book. The book is about the conflicts between Ambition, Competition and power, it has a lot of detailed character development and the plot is interesting, exactly the kind of book that drives me crazy.

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it has the same author as the book Refugee and is also said to be similar

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By Stuart Gibbs, part of the fun jungle series

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The Maze runner by James Dashner - Alexander Davies 821

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The Maze runner by James Dashner - Alexander Davies 821

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This book is about how a teenage boy named Thomas was brought to the glade with no memory of his past. The glade was a maze and the maze was run by different people who were all brought together with no memory of their past. They all have to work together to find a way out of the maze so they can move on to the scorch trials. If they don't they will eventually all die out. I'm interested in this book because it is a very unique and one of a kind. Also it is exactly the topic I enjoy to read the most.

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Lord of the flies by William Golding.  Patrick Lynn

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Lord of the flies by William Golding.  Patrick Lynn

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The book is about teenage boys who get stuck on a uninhabited island and are forced  to ty and keep order and survive. I chose this book because it has been recommended to me many times and it seems very interesting.

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Melissa Purovic: The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold 

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Melissa Purovic: The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold 

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This book is about a young girl who dies from murder but the murderer is unknown. The father never gave up on trying to figure out who killed his daughter, while the sister contributes to his father's search. The girl who had died doesn't want to let go of earth until her family is in peace and happy. However, her feelings inside are angry, sad, hurt, and feeling alone. The murderer is hiding any suspicious belongings/things to keep his profile low. But, the sister finds information about the murderer which leads to them finding the murderer and try to track him down.

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Let's Go Swimming on Doomsday         Summery:When Abdi’s family is kidnapped, he’s forced to do the unthinkable: become a child soldier in the ruthless jihadi group Al Shabaab. To save the lives of those he loves and earn their freedom, Abdi agrees to be embedded as a spy within the jihadi group’s ranks, sending dispatches on their plans to the Americans. But it’s a dangerous role and if Abdi’s duplicity is discovered, he will be killed. For weeks, Abdi trains with the jihadi group, witnessing atrocity after atrocity. But after being forced into a suicide bomber’s vest, Abdi finally escapes to Sangui City, Kenya. Homeless and shell-shocked, Abdi is picked up for a petty theft, setting into motion a chain reaction that forces him to reckon with a past he’s desperate to forget.This concept is very interesting to me, and would definitely be something that I would like to check out. I like how it deals with a boy who is young, having a conflict against their life. I like those types of books because it shows how teenagers react in those certain hardships. I really admire those characters. Also the fact that it is historical fiction makes it more appealing.The thing that immediately caught my eye was the whole “Doomsday” thing in the title. Also that it said in the summery “When Abdi’s family is kidnapped, he’s forced to do the unthinkable: become a child soldier in the ruthless jihadi group Al Shabaab.” the first sentence drew me right in. I personally think that I've had a lot of experience with historical fiction. Although most of the books that I've read are based on actual real experiences, this genre will just have a little bit more spazz then the other ones.  

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Let's Go Swimming on Doomsday         Summery:When Abdi’s family is kidnapped, he’s forced to do the unthinkable: become a child soldier in the ruthless jihadi group Al Shabaab. To save the lives of those he loves and earn their freedom, Abdi agrees to be embedded as a spy within the jihadi group’s ranks, sending dispatches on their plans to the Americans. But it’s a dangerous role and if Abdi’s duplicity is discovered, he will be killed. For weeks, Abdi trains with the jihadi group, witnessing atrocity after atrocity. But after being forced into a suicide bomber’s vest, Abdi finally escapes to Sangui City, Kenya. Homeless and shell-shocked, Abdi is picked up for a petty theft, setting into motion a chain reaction that forces him to reckon with a past he’s desperate to forget.This concept is very interesting to me, and would definitely be something that I would like to check out. I like how it deals with a boy who is young, having a conflict against their life. I like those types of books because it shows how teenagers react in those certain hardships. I really admire those characters. Also the fact that it is historical fiction makes it more appealing.The thing that immediately caught my eye was the whole “Doomsday” thing in the title. Also that it said in the summery “When Abdi’s family is kidnapped, he’s forced to do the unthinkable: become a child soldier in the ruthless jihadi group Al Shabaab.” the first sentence drew me right in. I personally think that I've had a lot of experience with historical fiction. Although most of the books that I've read are based on actual real experiences, this genre will just have a little bit more spazz then the other ones.  

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The Living Dead is a story of the zombie plague as It begins with one body. A pair of medical examiners find themselves battling a dead man who will not remain dead. (Since it's a zombie.)  I want to see the challenges the characters face and the lessons they may learn. This book caught my eye because I enjoy the Horror genre.  Lastly, I want to further explore the Horror genre because I haven’t read many books in the genre. The more I read of a genre, the more I will understand it.
- Ryan Bastian
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Restart is about a jock on his high school football team falls off a building and forgets everything. He then is confused why most people hate him until he realizes he bullied countless people. He even bullied someone so bad that he had to go to boarding school. But with his new knowledge he makes amends with people and changes for the better.

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Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson- Hanchen Mao

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Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson- Hanchen Mao

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I chose the book Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson. And my book is about two mice, "Sniff" and "Scurry," and two Little People, human metaphor, "Hem" and "Haw." They live in a maze and at the beginning they find the cheese is coming out from “Cheese Station” every day. But after a few days there is no more cheese coming out from that station. So Sniff and Scurry begin to find more cheese stations. Hem and Haw are still waiting for cheese. But after a few days Haw realizing he should simply move on, he enters the maze. And Hem still stays there and waits for cheese. I choose this book because it fits me and I can understand it, also the title is very interesting.

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Summery:
When Abdi’s family is kidnapped, he’s forced to do the unthinkable: become a child soldier in the ruthless jihadi group Al Shabaab. To save the lives of those he loves and earn their freedom, Abdi agrees to be embedded as a spy within the jihadi group’s ranks, sending dispatches on their plans to the Americans. But it’s a dangerous role and if Abdi’s duplicity is discovered, he will be killed. For weeks, Abdi trains with the jihadi group, witnessing atrocity after atrocity. But after being forced into a suicide bomber’s vest, Abdi finally escapes to Sangui City, Kenya. Homeless and shell-shocked, Abdi is picked up for a petty theft, setting into motion a chain reaction that forces him to reckon with a past he’s desperate to forget.

This concept is very interesting to me, and would definitely be something that I would like to check out. I like how it deals with a boy who is young, having a conflict against their life. I like those types of books because it shows how teenagers react in those certain hardships. I really admire those characters. Also the fact that it is historical fiction makes it more appealing.
The thing that immediately caught my eye was the whole “Doomsday” thing in the title. Also that it said in the summery “When Abdi’s family is kidnapped, he’s forced to do the unthinkable: become a child soldier in the ruthless jihadi group Al Shabaab.” the first sentence drew me right in. 
I personally think that I've had a lot of experience with historical fiction. Although most of the books that I've read are based on actual real experiences, this genre will just have a little bit more spazz then the other ones.

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one of us is lying is a mystery book about solving a crime in a school. when five strangers go into a detention room, only four come out of the room. The students, police and teachers have to find a way to read through the gossip and lies of highschool in order to solve the crime.

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The Perfect Book - Elizabeth Jones - "Symptoms of Being Human" by  Jeff Galvin

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The Perfect Book - Elizabeth Jones - "Symptoms of Being Human" by  Jeff Galvin

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Symptoms of Being Human by Jeff Galvin ) This was a book that I read over the summer of 7th grade. I’m starting to learn more about the LGBTQ+ community and this book showed me a world I didn't know existed. It was about a character named Riley who doesn't relate to the gender they were assigned to at birth. They used the term Gender Fluid which relates to a person who does not identify with either gender. This made me start reading more and more into LGBTQ+ books. It influenced me to include everyone in whatever it is that I'm doing no matter the sexual orientation or their identity. It also reminded me not to assume anything about a person.