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The story of IT follows a group of 7  outcasts who had formed the "Losers Club"  27 years ago, and now they have reunited to eliminate their childhood villain, an unearthly creature known as "it", after they thought they already had when they were just kids. Although it presented very strong, spooky imagery which was very unpleasant at times, I was amazed at how the plot would often switch from when the group was 27 years younger, to the present time, and how they were dealing with the same frightening, deadly issue of being haunted by an unrealistic creature.
http://www.fantasybookreview.co.uk/Stephen-King/It.html

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Review: This book takes place in Tokyo, where beings that go by Ghouls, who need to eat humans to survive. The main character, Ken Kaneki, falls victim to one of these ghouls, and before they can hit the final blow, an assortment of steel beams fall down, killing the ghoul while Kaneki survives. One surgery later, Kaneki finds something strange happening to him. He finds he's gotten an organ transplant with that ghoul, and now he must figure out how to live with being both human and ghoul. I think the book has a lot of emotional depth, and the books that come after go into great detail showing the world around it and getting you invoked in the world these characters live in.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18667307-tokyo-ghoul-tome-1?from_search=true

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An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations by  Adam Smith

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An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations by  Adam Smith

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Wealth of Nations is one of the most influential economic books ever penned, in which Adam Smith develops his ideas of a free market in which people are free to pursue their desires and thus driven by their own desires produce greater wealth for society than otherwise possible. Throughout the book he furthers this by discussing the impact of division of labor, the invisible hand of the free market, and the free will of people on a country's markets and economy. Although it follows at times the slow nature of economics books, Wealth of nations was an enjoyable experience to read as it allows for deeper reflection of the economic principles which govern our current free market system.
https://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/07/books/review/Sloan.t.html

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The Cellar by Natasha Preston(Taylor Norton) 

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The Cellar by Natasha Preston(Taylor Norton) 

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Review: This book takes place in a town called Long Thorpe. A 16 year old girl named Summer is hanging out with her friends one night, and eventually gets kidnapped. A guy takes her into his basement only for her to find out there are other girls living there. The whole story is about her family trying to contact her and find her, while she tries to escape. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/19155234-the-cellar

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This book is about a student living through the worst and how he makes it through his highschool life. Throughout the book I was left in shock by the choices made by Holden.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5107.The_Catcher_in_the_Rye