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Nevermoor
The book series features Morrigan Crow, a child that was destined to perish at midnight on the final day of the year, exploring the city of Nevermoor that she was rescued to by a strange man. She is told that she is special, however, to be accepted in the city she must take part in ruthless trials that challenge her immensely. The book features themes of fantasy, magic and academics.

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Skulduggery Pleasant series
-Full of magic/fantasy themes as well as an intertwined plot that is filled with twists and turns that are never expected. Extremely fun to read and follow the story and its characters.

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The Da Vinci Code

This book is good for people who enjoy crime and murder mysteries. Dan Brown's Robert Langdon series have many books such as this.

The book takes place after a murder in the Louvre in Paris. It's about Symbolist Robert Langdon and cryptologist Sophie Neveu and how they work together in unpacking the murder.
- Noor:)

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Circe by Madeline Miller
Circe, daughter of Helios, is banished after she tampers with strange magic that shouldn't exist. On the island, people come and go as she watches time pass by for centuries. When she finally finds happiness, will she be able to hold onto it?

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Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas
1. Throne of Glass
2. Crown of Midnight
3. Heir of Fire
4. Queen of Shadows
5. Empire of Storms
6. Tower of Dawn
7. Kingdom of Ash
Celaena Sardothein is a state-wide known assassin who is chosen to participate in a competition to become the King's Champion (along with a pardon to all crimes)
But there is more to her than it seems and she must find the answers to her past to write herself a future.
(Romance, fantasy - wars and death)

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Shadowhunters series by Cassandra Clare

The Mortal Instruments
1. City of Bones
2. City of Ashes
3. City of Glass
4. City of Fallen Angels
5. City of Lost Souls
6. City of Heavenly Fire

Clary Fray, an average New Yorker, discovers the secrets of a band of demon hunters. (And - oh no - falls in love with her brother. Whoops.)

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Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte
Fantasy, Murder
The murder mystery of the four queens of Quadara. You like plot twists? This will give you a heart attack.

The Queen's Rising
The Queen's Resistance
Fantasy, War
The story of a girl whose past is connected to the falling of Maevana.
by Rebecca Ross

Gilded
Cursed
Fantasy, Fairytales, Gods
The story of a girl cursed (or blessed) with the ability to twist tales out of the truth and a boy cursed (or blessed) to live forever. Follows the story of Rumpelstiltskin.
by Marissa Meyer

Sorcery and Thorns by Margaret Rogerson
Fantasy, Magic, Romance (what?!)
The story of a librarian and a sorcerer.

These are all great books!
Lots of fantasy and killing and wars, but overall have good storylines.

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The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer
Sci-Fi, Fantasy, 5 stars
1. Cinder
2. Scarlet
3. Cress
3.5. Fairest
4. Winter
4.5. Stars Above
(Must be read in that order!)

In the next era (T.E - Third Era) of civilization, ties between the moon and Earth are connecting and deteriorating. Cinder, a lowly cyborg, meets in unexpected conditions with the Prince of the New Beijing empire.
Follow her and her friends as they race to save Earth, Luna and all the civilizations.
These books follow classic fairytales - Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and Snow White (also the Little Mermaid, although that's just a short story in Stars Above)

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The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
1. The Hunger Games
2. Catching Fire
3. Mockingjay
(The title says it all)
A girl living in a distant future is volunteered to participate in the Hunger Games, an annual fight to the death between 12 districts. 24 tributes in total, but only one can win...
TW - Lots of blood and gore and dying

Virals by Kathy Reichs
Mystery
1. Virals
2. Seizure
3. Code
4. Exposure
5. Terminal
A group of "delinquents" (they are only if you believe they are) are exposed to a dangerous virus that leaves them different to others around them.

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- The trilogy 'York'
-  The Shadow Cipher
-  The Clockwork Ghost
-  The Map of Stars
About three kids who live in New York. In order to save a historical building (the one they live in) from being sold and knocked down, they must solve a series of clues to find out more about the mysterious Morningstarr twins, who built the famous building (and many more), using technology far beyond their world's time. The twins arrived in 1798, and 57 years later (after they built twisting skyscrapers and unique trains), mysteriously disappeared without a trace, leaving a trail to a great treasure, with clues spread out among the buildings they constructed. Back to the present, and the three kids, Tess, Theo and Jaime follow the clues farther than anyone else before them.

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- Keeper of the Lost cites (long series)
About a 12 year-old called Sophie Foster who lives in America until a boy (or rather, an elf) tells her that she is an elf, and her parents, are not really her biological parents at all. They go on a series of adventures, all over the globe.

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- Percy Jackson
-  P.J. and the Lightning Thief
-  P.J. and the Sea of Monsters
-  P.J. and the Titan's Curse
-  P.J. and the Battle of the Labyrinth
-  P.J. and the Last Olympian
Percy Jackson is a demigod, son of the Greek myth Poseidon. With a group of friends (also demigods) they save the world from destruction.

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Also written by Rick Riordan (who wrote Percy Jackson)
He writes lots of books about different mythology, including Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Norse.
The following are all series:
- Trials of Apollo
- Kane Chronicles
- Heroes of Olympus
- Magnus Chase