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Bro, this book is really good. It has a great plot—I really loved the story. Read it right now!You'll see that it's very interesting. I finished it in a short time, but it's very good.

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This book this very good book if you like super hero books this the one. Things I like about the book is when he tells us about his life and what he does. My favorite part is when he turns into spider man and discovers what he can do with the powers he has when he got bite by the spider. His life story is amazing to read and him fighting the villains is a good part as well. I rate this book A 8/10 very good book to read.

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I really liked this book. I liked it because it talks about family issues and trust issues growing up and I really relate to it. I would recommend it because it has drama and it's intense to read. it's a 5/5 I would recommend.

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This book is good, it was never meant to be released because it was about Marcus Aurelius ' own thoughts its a great book

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I recommend this book because its about a little boy that lives in California with his family. Efren has to take care of his family while his mom gets deported to mexico. Struggling with all this he's still going to school and work. Efren works with his dad making pupusa to help around the house and to help support the family.

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La historia sigue a Kyle, un adolescente cuya vida cambia drásticamente tras un accidente automovilístico en el que muere su novia. Consumido por la culpa y el dolor, se aísla del mundo hasta que conoce a Marley, una chica que también carga con su propia pérdida. Juntos, intentan reconstruirse emocionalmente mientras surge una conexión entre ellos.

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I highly recommend this book. It was captivating from the first sentence all the way to the last. A short and easy read. It is the incredible true story of a former gang member living a life of crime who was shot point-blank in the face and lived to tell his story. It is an inspirational story about his life of crime and how he managed to turn it around and counsel other at-risk youths in our community through Project Kinship in SAUSD.

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I think this book is very good and interesting. The book is about two teens Rashad and Quinn. Rashad is accused of stealing and is hurt by a police officer. Quinn sees what happens but feels scared to of speaking up because the officer is close to his family. As the story goes on the town argues about what happened and students start protesting. The book shows how racism and stereotypes can hurt people and why it’s important to stand up for what is right. I would give this book a 10/10 because it is straight up and I recommend to other students.

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Serial Killers: The Method and Madness of Monsters by Peter Vronsky is a nonfiction book about the history of serial killers and how they are studied by criminal investigators and psychologists. The book looks at cases from ancient history all the way to modern times, explaining how serial murder has appeared in different societies and how police try to catch these criminals.

One interesting part of the book is how it explains the psychology behind serial killers and how investigators analyze patterns in crimes. It also includes many real case studies that help readers understand how criminal profiling and investigations work. Overall, the book is informative and sometimes shocking, but it helps readers understand why these crimes happen and how the criminal justice system works to stop them. It is a good book for people interested in criminology, psychology, or the history of crime.

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The topics it covers are depression, philosophy, and parallel universes.

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Scott Pilgrim is a 2004 comic series written by Canadian author and comic book artist Bryan Lee O'Malley. The story is about Scott Pilgrim's reckless antics.

The story follows Scott, a 23-year-old Canadian BUM from Toronto, who lives in a modest apartment with his gay roommate, Wallace Wells. Scott is a bass guitarist for the local garage band "Sex Bob-Omb" with his friends Stephien Stills and Kim Pine. with whom he used to have a romantic relationship. Initially, Scott is dating the 17-year-old high school student Knives Chau, but Scott soon falls for the mysterious American woman Ramona Flowers. Ramona recently moved to Toronto and appears in Scott's dreams. Scott tries desperately to have a relationship with Ramona, but that's when Scott finds out that he has to defeat Ramona's "seven evil exes" with supernatural powers to be with her.

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Great Book full of suspense and intrigue.

A master of the brainy, twisty thriller. . . . The Secret of Secrets is perhaps his most ambitious undertaking yet: a dense thriller that is also a meditation on the nature, and the possible future, of human consciousness.”—Los Angeles Times

So what's inside your head? Another consciousness? Would the military keep you from publishing a book because they stole something from you?

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The Secret of Secrets: A Novel (Robert Langdon)

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Amazon.com: The Secret of Secrets: A Novel (Robert Langdon): 9780385546898: Brown, Dan: Books

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To All the Boys I've Loved Before is a great romance book that is interesting to read. I would recommend it to people who enjoy reading romance novels! If you might've watched the movie and enjoyed it, you'll enjoy the book even more because there is more details in the book!

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its about a Jew boy who Is living a normal life. then when Hitler becomes the ruler of the country he imprisons all the Jews. the boy becomes a prisoner and trys to escape

will he escape or die trying read the book :D oh and my name is Dominic zamarripa

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This book was good but sad. It's about a little boy whose mom gets taken away, and the boy has to provide for his family and take care of his little siblings. While his parents are gone, he tries to get his family to reunite with his family.

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This manga is amazing yet heart-wrenching. It follows a young girl who gets bullied, and there is a little octopus alien that is sent from a planet to make her happy. Its topics can get disturbing, but its message is about trauma and how we repeat the bad things that happen to us. It has a happy ending, somewhat.

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I loved this book because it shows the suffering these three brothers endured due to the problems they faced in Guatemala. This book teaches us a great lesson about why we should honor what we have. Sometimes people go through things like this, and the book itself teaches us that. It's a great book to learn more about this case. I loved it.

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This book is perfect for people who are into comics but also want historical elements. Maus is the story of the author's father, Vladek Spiegelman, a survivor of Hitler's Europe. It goes through the hardships and challenges Vladek faced and illustrates them in an easily consumable way. I recommend this book to anyone, even if non-fiction or history books aren't your thing. I believe everyone can find something to like about Maus.

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One Piece:

Nobody had posted it yet, and if you see this, I know you'll think it's really long! Well, watch it yourself; you'll never get bored. The anime is better, but the manga isn't censored with the injuries, and it's a really good story about a boy named Monkey D. Luffy who wants to be the Pirate King and find the One Piece. One Piece is also about finding a family, being free, improving over time, and laughing and crying with the characters at the same time.

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We already have two volumes of Punpun in the bookstore: 2 and 5. Unfortunately, we don't have the remaining volumes, which are 1, 3, 6, and 7. I recommend this manga for its surreal visual style, where the protagonist appears as a cartoonish bird in a photorealistic world. It addresses maturity and emotional desolation with brutal honesty, generating a deep and unsettling empathy. In my opinion, it's worth reading.

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Elvis and Me by Priscilla Presley

This memoir is written by the late Elvis Presley’s wife, Priscilla. If you have seen the film Priscilla then you’ll love this book because it’s what the movie was based off. The book goes into Priscilla’s early life and how she met Elvis. It goes into their marriage, struggles, and eventually the events leading up to his death. It’s a very good memoir that I very much recommend. It has old pictures from her teen years and her marriage with Elvis.

I very much recommend this book if you are an Elvis Presley fan or if you’re a Priscilla fan!! 10/10 read

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There aren't any words that I could think of that describe the story of Uzumaki, but I'll do my best. written and illustrated by Junji Ito, the story is narrated by a High School girl named Kirie Ghoshima. The story follows her and her boyfriend, Shuichi Saito, as they witness their town descend into madness due to a curse known as the spiral. The body horror in the story... man, is it good. (Examples in the other slides) It is genuinely creepy. The best way to describe it is like a car crash; you know it's awful but you just can't look away. If you're into horror or want to get into horror, I highly recommend this book.

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Lost in the Clouds is a book centered on trauma and toxic dynamics between the main characters, Skylar and Cirrus. Skylar has a crush on a character, Chan-il, and takes pictures of him without him knowing. Cirrus finds these pictures and uses them to blackmail Skylar. It is a bl and trust me, it gets better at the end, I highly recommend this to people who like complex relationships.

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People We Meet on Vacation is a contemporary romance book that is a fun rom-com read. It follows the story of Alex and Poppy, long-time best friends who go on vacations together every summer. This book was just adapted into a movie, so you might recognize it. If you loved the movie and want some more Alex and Poppy content, this book is perfect to check out.

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A book I recommend is Refugee by Alan Gratz. This book switches betweeen 3 different stories, each story from differnet time periods. The first POV is from a Jewish boy living in Germany during the Holocaust, a Cuban girl fleeing the country from Castro's leadership, and a Syrian boy living during a civil war in 2015. Except, all these stories are connected in one way, and it is revealed how as you continue reading the book. I really like this book because not only does this book put perspective into these events, its moral shows how everyone is all connected in one way or another.

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A book I recommend is Crank by Ellen Hopkins, The book is written in small poems (makes it easier to read with the heavy topic) It follows the story of a teenage girl falling into addiction that she refers to as the monster.

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Into magic? And complicated systems revolving around it? Or just overall love magical stuff? Then I highly recommend this manga! Witch Hat Atelier is a story that follows our main character named Coco. Coco is a young girl who wishes to be a witch and is absolutely obsessed with magic, despite being an ordinary girl she still continues to dream of being a witch someday. An accident occurs when she accidentally turns her mother into stone and is taken in as an apprentice under a witch named Qifrey. Her goal is to find out the forbidden spell that caused her mother to turn into stone, and to finally become the witch she's always wanted to be. I personally think it's an amazing story! Even if you aren't into magical stuff the art is really beautiful! I really love the magic system in this series, it's very interesting and it makes you second question yourself on what is wrong and what is right. And it's very cute, besides Coco it also follows three other cute adorable girls who are also studying under Qifrey. It's also very life learning I would say and inspirational.

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Oedipus the King sophocles is a book we just finished reading in class, and I really liked this book because the irony and suspense in this book are great. Normally, books that are read in class are boring and not really enjoable but this book was different, and since we already knew what would happen and knew things the characters didn't, it made the book even more enjoyable from start to finish. Overall, this is a great book.

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The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah is one of my favorite novels by far. It focuses on a woman experiencing hardships caused by World War 2, and how nazi invasion impacted her life, alongside her sister and her sisters children. The protagonist is a brave, selfless, individual who works to help those around her. Its intense, emotional, and nuanced. It flows easily once you enter the groove of reading, and is perfect for those looking for a standalone read.

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A short internet horror story by Robertscream. It is a 3-minute read. The story centers on a secret military project called Project Olymus, which was an experiment to see if it was possible to bring humans back from the dead. The first test was a success at first until something went wrong...

https://nightscribe.co/s/87568/the-afterlife-experiment

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The Afterlife Experiment - By Robertscream - Nightscribe

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It’s a commonly held belief in the world that machines can do anything, that, given enough time and resources, robots and computers will one day replace

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It's a short internet horror story written by Robertscream. The story follows an unnamed protagonist (at least in part one) who is trying to survive against creepy entities known as the "copycats." These creatures mimic the forms of their most recent victims but still possess something that makes them appear unsettling. The story takes about ten minutes to read, and I overall enjoyed it.

https://nightscribe.co/s/82312/the-copycats

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Nobody remembers when they appeared, some think they have been here since the beginning of time and space, or at least since the first human existed, others think they came into existence more recently. I personally don't care where they come from, or how they got here, I only really care about keeping myself alive.

The copycats, that's what we call them. Most of the time they look almost human, trying to copy the appearances of their last victims. I say almost, because they often appear as tall as the streetlights, or have big bulging eyes and smiles with too many teeth. Some of them can speak too, sort of as a way to lure us out. In reality, most of them aren't really talking, just reusing things they hear before their victims die. Their mouths never move when they "speak" and they never move an inch when they do.

But those who can speak dont sound human. They speak in tongues with deep voices that sound gentle, masking their violent natures, calling out for their victims, asking them to accept their fates, to finally accept death and come to them, the reapers.

They like to live in dark spaces, areas where you can't tell if they're human or not. Basements, alleyways, anywhere with a shadow to conceal them. The feds say to keep every corner in the house (or in my case, apartment) bright, and to make sure all doors or windows are locked. Because once they get in, anyone inside will never come back out.

I was sure that my apartment was safe, that I could live there forever.

But recently, people have been running low on food. They have to risk going outside, opening the doors and letting the monsters in, forced to run through the masses of inhuman faces that flood the streets, growing as restless as we are. I see some of the braver people sometimes, out my window. I see them running through the streets, only to be devoured by the Copycats, who fight over the scraps of the bodies.

It's been weeks now. I'm almost out of food. I'm pretty sure the other people in my apartment building have died, either of starvation or by running into the Copycats. I've noticed that the lights have been flickering in the apartments, and that the rent forms have stopped coming in. I don't know if anyone else is alive, I don't know how long I'm going to last in this hell. Some people might say I'm the lucky one, surviving this long. Personally I think it's hell, watching as people I love die, as the world around me dies, as this new race of monsters climbs its way to the top of the food chain, wiping us out in the process. I'm keeping this journal in case I'm not the only one, in case there are others out there who somehow manage to survive against these monsters, in case someone finds me, dead or alive.
Day 1
I can't do anything but keep the doors locked and keep my neighbors shotgun at my side, though I doubt the gun will do anything against them. From what I remember from the news, the military tried to use tanks against them, barely making a dent in the Copycats numbers before being consumed by the freaks. I managed to get into a few apartments and snag some food, but I was almost caught by one of the monsters that got in during the food runs. They know I'm here now.
Day 2
I saw one of my neighbors today, or I guess whatever saw them last. I remember that she was a nice old woman, with kind caring eyes and always helped other tenants with groceries. The kind of neighbor who would show up to your door when you first move in with a plate of cookies in hand.

Now she was different, forced to become one of the worst disguises that I've ever seen a Copycat use. She stood at around 7 to 8 feet tall, forced to crouch down to not touch the ceiling, and her face was rounded, wider than it should have been. Her smiling mouth was filled with around 20 large teeth, stretching ear to ear, and one of her eyes was impossibly big compared to the other. I ran the other way when I saw her, or I guess, it, and quickly closed the door of the random apartment behind me.

I didn't have time to lock the door, I could only hold it shut and pray I was strong enough to survive when the thing kept ramming into the door.
Day 3
I think it's given up now, but I can still hear it shuffling around outside. I'm gonna wait another day before I go back out.
Day 4
It was waiting. It wasn't moving, it wasn't breathing, it was just standing there, waiting for the door to open.

How the hell does something stay alive that long? Over 24 hours without a single breath of air? I guess I should count myself lucky that I was able to shut the door.
Day 5
It's angry now, I can hear it screaming, it sounds like a human voice mixed with the sound of a guitar getting kicked down the stairs, a loud wail with pauses every one or two seconds. I managed to hide in the bathroom before I heard the sound of shattering wood. It's in the apartment now.
Day 6
I managed to sneak out through the window. Luckily I was high enough to be out of reach from the flood of Copycats on the street. I almost fell several times, but I made it back to my apartment without dying.
Day 7
The food started to rot.

I was trying to scavenge, sneaking around the Hidden in the hallway, and found a couple cans of food, nothing special, just some loosely screwed shut jars of beans, tomatoes and peaches. Fueled by hunger, I opened one and was immediately hit by the smell. It was horrible, like the smell of an egg after being microwaved until it was burnt. I don't know how long I can keep this up.
Day 8
I'm all out of food, the hallways aren't safe, and it's not like I'd risk going through the window again. All I can do now, is wait to die from either the Copycats, or starvation.
Day 9
Since I'm (probably) gonna die here, I think it might be helpful to make a list of as many Copycats as I can, how they look, how they act, stuff like that.

First off are the Hidden,

If you remember the neighbor I ran into earlier, they're like that. Barely humanoid figures that hide in the shadows to distract from their appearance, imitating loud noises drag out those who it's hunting.

They are usually extremely disfigured, most of them having a permanent smile on their face, and stand at heights from 6ft all the way up to 10ft tall. They can put themselves into some sort of self induced hibernation of sorts where their bodies cease any and all activity. This can last for an undetermined amount of time, the longest I've seen this happen for was a day. I think that they do this to trick their prey out of hiding.

Next are the Muttering,

They look almost the same as the Hidden, albeit smaller, only growing to around 7ft max. They have noticeably less disfiguration, especially around their mouth, and don't hide in the shadows as much as Hiddens do. Instead they usually stand motionless, constantly repeating the words of their victims, waiting for someone to see them. If you see something standing and talking like this, and can't tell if it's a person or not, listen to what they are saying. Most of the time, a Mutterings voice will change depending on what it's saying (or screaming). Common things said by Mutterings are:

"Help me"

"Please don't hurt me"

"Take me instead"

Or they will just stand there and scream for around 20-30 minutes.

The third kind are what I like to call Stalkers. They're some of the most dangerous of the Copycats. They grow to around 6ft tall, and can go weeks without eating. They hide behind doors, completely still and motionless, and strike the moment the door opens.

They have small round eyes on the sides of their heads, leaving room on the front of their bodies for a large mouth that stretches from the top of their head to stump at the end of their torso. They don't have legs, and walk around on their hands when they need to. They don't even look human, their skin looks like a skinned tomato, red and slimy. If you think you might be trapped by a stalker, I recommend finding anything long and sharp. It might take a few tries, but you should try to stab through the door until you hear it shriek. They normally run away after that.

I'm getting tired. I might write some more in the morning.
Day 10
One of them got in again. I think it crawled in from the window. I haven't seen anything like this. It's tall, it has to crawl to be able to fit in the apartment, much bigger than the one disguised as my neighbor. It's talking too, not random snippets or sentences, but full fledged statements. Its skin is a dull gray, and its face is like a skull, it's wearing what looks to be an old black curtain around it. I heard about these in the earlier days, mostly rumors, short stories writing about them. I thought they were fake, publicity stunts by people trying to become famous, but this, this is real, a behemoth of a monster, staring me in the face. I can just barely make out some of its words:

"Why do you wait here? Why do you try and survive knowing that we are around every corner, when you know that you are the only one left, the one we have been watching for so long? What is it that fuels you? Is it hope? Fear? Or is it something else? some primal instinct? An urge to survive when you know there is nothing you can do to stop us, all of us, from finding a way out of this hell? You were never surviving. We have been watching you all this time, studying you, copying you, learning from your actions. We have been keeping track of every move, sending one of our own to occasionally remind you of the hell you are in. You will never escape this, you will never survive this, because eventually when we run out of things to study about you, when we run out of things to copy, ways to scare and traumatize you, we will kill you. There is nothing stopping us from tearing this apartment to the ground, nothing stopping us from ripping through every hallway and room before finally finding and devouring you, body, mind and soul. This is your prison, these halls are your cell, and we are your captors. Never forget that at any moment, any split second, we could destroy you the instant you stop being of interest to us. So every second, you better be moving, because the second you stop is the second that the thoughts you engrave in that little book you so desperately scribble in stop."

And with those words, it left. It didn't attack, it didn't kill me, it crawled right back out of the window. I don't know how much time I have left, but I think I should focus less on writing all this down and more on finding out how to get out of here.

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I highly recommend this book as it addresses the fact that the Latino demographics in the US are growing significantly; however, representation for Latinos in administration and educator roles in all levels of academia is not. It highlights the significance of this disparity and the need to address it.

The Majority in the Minority: Expanding the Representation of Latina/o Faculty, Administrators, and Students in Higher Education, edited by Jeanett Castellanos and Lee Jones, examines the paradox of the growing Latino population in the United States—which is propelling communities to majority status in several states—not being reflected in higher education.

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Epic fantasy that is considered a classic with really fantastic world building and awesome characters. I loved watching the movies and comparing the two.

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I couldn't put this one down! I really enjoyed all the diverse characters and the dystopian elements! It's a quick read and has some light horror elements as well.

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Jujutsu kaisen is one of my favorite manga to read since the story is simple to follow, for the most part and the stakes are always so high that you never know what's gonna happen next. If you like a story with action, Jujutsu kaisen is a must read.

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Berserk is a nice dark fantasy story that I love reading, even though I'm only on vol. 2 of the manga. It's overall a good manga with good art and storytelling. I highly recommend reading this, just not as your first manga.

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Born a Crime is a really powerful book that shows how important it is to keep going no matter what life throws at you. It is both funny and emotional at the same time which makes it an easy and engaging read. You will definitely laugh at some parts and other moments might even make you tear up. Wonderful book!

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I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream. It's a horror short story exploring the topic of what happens when you give AI too much power. I love this story because it is a fast-paced story, leaving you with a sense of unease, knowing this is the future we are heading to.

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"Then She Was Gone" is a mystery thriller set in the UK. It was great to read over break as it was fast paced and had some interesting twists and turns. If you want to read a short book that will hold your attention, this is the one!

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Avatar: The Last Airbender follows Aang, a young Air Nomad and the long-lost Avatar, who awakens after 100 years frozen in ice to a world ravaged by the Fire Nation's war for domination. I absolutely love this book; in my opinion, it is my favorite.

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Tokyo Ghoul follows Ken Kaneki, a college student transformed into a half-human, half-ghoul hybrid after going on a deadly date with a ghoul named Rize. He's forced to navigate the dangerous world of ghouls in Tokyo, who secretly live among humans, while struggling to retain his humanity and identity. Eventually, he joins the ghoul-owned café Anteiku and confronts ghoul hunters to protect what matters most to him.

This series holds a special place in my heart, and I think you should read it too.

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Again, But Better by Christine Riccio is a great novel that encourages self-reflection, personal growth, and courage. The story follows a college student who gets a second chance to step outside her comfort zone while studying abroad, making it highly relatable for students preparing for new stages in life. With themes of confidence, friendship, and learning from mistakes, the book is engaging, meaningful, and appropriate for high school readers. It promotes positive messages about growth and resilience while remaining entertaining and easy to read.

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The book alley is mostly small side story's about horror. So if you like horror give it a read.

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I just finished listening to this book yesterday on my drive home. So beautiful! I love historical fiction because it opens my eyes to the things not necessarily presented or taught in regular history classes. Case in point, after WWII, Japanese women were marrying and having children with US Service Men and it was very much looked down upon to the point of women (& their mixed race children) being ostracized and shunned from society. Women in this situation were left with very little options.

Another book in this category that I listened to this year was "The Women" by Kristin Hannah and that was set during the Vietnam War. Another eye opener!

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I first heard of Spy x Family when I was looking for a book to read and then I came across the book that is mainly about a master spy "Twilight" who creates a fake family—adopting telepathic Anya and marrying assassin Yor—for a mission to prevent war, leading to hilarious chaos as they hide their true identities. If you like what you hear so far, come to the library and check out this series!

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This book has great mental health representation and it's such a good coming of age story! Our main character loses her best friend to suicide and still has to go through high school without her best friend by her side. I found this to be a very accurate depiction of grief for a teen while still being an uplifting story.

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This book was fun and had me guessing who the murderer was until the very end. Mysterious but not gory. Had some laugh out loud moments for me. "Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone is a witty, meta-mystery novel about the Cunningham family, where every member has a history of killing someone, and a murder occurs during a family reunion at a ski resort, making everyone a suspect"

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Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World is a light novel series that was first serialized as a Web Novel and continues to be updated in this format. written by Tappei Nagatsuki, the story follows Subaru Natsuki, a NEET who was suddenly summoned to a fantasy world and gained the traumatic ability known as Return by Death. and is forced to relive certain events from specific checkpoints after being returned to life by Death over and over again. Subaru experiences immense suffering trying to protect his new friends, especially the half-elf Emilla. The story centers on his recurring death loops and desperate attempts to change the outcomes. It's a series of trauma, growth, and emotional struggles. Tappei has also written What IF stories, which involve Subaru picking a different path from the main story, from where he decided to pick virtue instead.

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I heard of this book on a video that I was watching & kept in mind, then one day I was feeling stuck in something or just having those bad days, and so instead of doing the same routine I usually do, I tried something different, I went to Spotify and started reading this book. The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F is a book about learning to prioritize and focus on what really matters and isn’t worth getting worked up about. I enjoyed reading this book because it shows you not to worry about what other people are thinking and instead concentrate on what matters to you. It talks about things in a very genuine and honest manner that seems very straightforward. And I would honestly recommend this book to others because it teaches you to look at stress, pressure, and expectation differently, and it also reminds you that it’s completely okay if you don’t have your hands full with everything and that your life will be much easier if you focus on what matters most and ditch the rest.

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I first heard about Gucci Mane from my daughter, who named one of our chickens after him! I purchased the book to read and then share with her (she also is diagnosed bipolar.) Despite the incredibly tragic experiences of his manic episodes, he never gave up on his dream of being a musical artist. His story gives hope to those who suffer such a debilitating mental illness.

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I would recommend this book to anyone who likes books about trauma or mental health and the journey in someone else’s life this book is about a girl who is struggling in her life and has an addict brother and has to figure things in her life. This book can be intense to some people, but if you like books like this, I do recommend this book because it’s a very good book and it may show some graphic scenes, but it is overall a very good book and I recommend it to anyone who would like to read a book like this.

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"They say that when an object is well loved it is eventually imbued with a soul, then what about the garbage, the trash that gets thrown away? What is that imbued with?" - Chapter 1

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Gachiakuta is an ongoing dark fantasy manga written and illustrated by Kei Urana, featuring graffiti designs by Ando Hideyoshi.

The story follows Rudo, an orphan from the slums who was framed for the murder of his foster father. With that, Rudo is then led to be exiled to "The Pit", a vast garbage abyss beneath the floating city where he once lived. Rudo then vows with fury to kill the person responsible and all of society that accused him of murdering his only family.

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This was one of my October reads, and it was so cute and atmospheric! A human girl and a witch fall in love in this perfect Halloweentown! This is an excellent LGBTQIA+ coming-of-age story!

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This book is good for people that love a good mystery, and an easy reading style! It is about a woman who predicts her own murder, and sets up her granddaughter with clues and hints to figure out who killed her. It is very easy to follow the story, and the characters are interesting and likeable!

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I completely fell in love with this book 📖. It has the combination of LGBTQ acceptance, struggles, Latino culture, a bit of fantasy, and family drama 🎭. I highly recommend this book, trust me it will an exciting read and one you won’t regret.

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Simo Häyhä (The White Death) Vs Loki (The God of mischief)

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Author: Shinya Umemura and Takumi Fukui

Illustrated by Azychika

Genres: Seinen Manga, Dark Fantasy

Plot: Every 1000 years, gods of every pantheon convene hold a conference to decide the fate of humanity by calling a vote to determine whether or not the human race should continue living or go extinct. With the most recent of these conferences having concluded, the gods unanimously decided to put humanity to an end. However, at the very last second, the eldest of the Valkyries, accompanied by the youngest, intervened and made the bold proposition to let humanity have a say in their fate by letting them go against the gods in a series of one-on-one fights to see if they are worthy of continuing to exist. Afraid to let go of their pride, the gods accept this proposal. Thirteen gods will fight against thirteen human champions. The first side to reach seven victories will decide humanity's fate.

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Blue Lock is the type of book that can be enjoyed by anyone. It is about Isagi Yoichi, a high school student who has been chosen, among 299 other students,

to compete in Blue Lock, designed to formulate the world's best striker and hopefully help Japan bring home a World Cup win. Unfortunately, there is only one winner and losers will be banned from playing for Japan's professional team for life. But even with all the odds stacked against him, Isagi refuses to give up and vows to fight till the last whistle blows. The rules and techniques are the same as the real sport and are explained thoroughly. I personally have tried doing many of the tricks and skills from the series and found that many of them are doable. After you read the books, you should definitely watch the show because it goes so hard that I couldn´t keep my eyes off the screen! I hope you give this book a try!

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This book is historical fiction because it takes place during a real time period and takes place in Denmark. A lot of the streets and places in this book are real places you can visit it's about a non-Jewish girl named Annemarie and how her family and a lot of other people in Denmark help hid their friends to protect them from the nazis and how brave these people were.

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This book, written before Dracula in 1873, tells the story of a female vampire who falls in love with a human girl. If you are into vampires/horror, I highly reccomend this one! It's short too.

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Neferura: The Pharaoh's Daughter is an exciting historical fiction story set in ancient Egypt. It’s full of political drama, royal power, and strong women who shape their world. The story builds with every chapter, making it a great read for anyone who loves history and powerful characters.

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A book I would recommend people to read would be the book wonder by R.J. Palacio. This book mainly talks about the struggle of a boy named August (main character) and how he faces difficulties in life due to the way he was born. August had been home schooled since he was in kindergarten and his mom was a former kindergarten teacher. The main issue August faces would be making friends, being normal and leaving his house to go to an actual school. This is because when he was born unique and it made him fragile and an easy target to bully. This book would be great for someone who feels like an outcast and doesn't have many true friends who would help them become confident about their appearance.

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People should read A Child Called "It" because it helps them understand how important it is to be kind and to speak up when something is wrong. The book shows how strong a person can be, even in very hard situations. It teaches readers to care about others and to notice when someone might need help. Reading it can also help people feel thankful for the good things in their own lives. It's a powerful story that stays with you and makes you want to be a better person. The whole story’s description is amazing and the author is a great writer who explains and helps you imagine the story. When I first read this book it was like a whole roller coaster. This is why I recommend this book because it’s emotional and raw. It really shows the how some peoples life’s are and why we should really keep an open mind about these problems. Overall 20/10 rating.

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I personally think everyone should read this book at least once in their life. This book talks about the conflicts of entering middle school. It talks about Greg’s(the main character) struggles. He goes through so many new experiences Greg learns about so many new people and how he struggles to make friends with them. Greg also struggles with trying too keep a cool image. Greg talks a lot about his personal issues with family,friends, and classmates. I think this book is great for people who are going through changes. Like coming of age basically. I honestly rate this book a perfect 10/10 it’s one of my favorite books I have ever read. I can read a book and always come back too the diary of a wimpy kid series again.

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I recommend this book. It shows how someone deals with trauma and works their way around the world after spending time in a treatment center. The ending is so peaceful, knowing the main character gets the ending she deserves. It can be a bit intense as it shows relapse and graphic scenes, but it's an overall yummy book.

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You should read “ A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” because it’s a super exciting mystery that keeps you guessing until the very end. The story is interesting because it mixes betrayal, secrets, and a clever plot that makes you want to read more. Plus, it shows how even ordinary people can have hidden depths, making it really relatable and fun to follow.

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Mexican Gothic was a really good book for me the things I liked about how shocking and the plot line was. Some other things I enjoyed was the main character evolving and how she started she changes a lot in the book it had me in shocked.

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I would recommend this book as it is entertaining and adventurous and has a happy ending. This book is a classic and is part of a series that never got a ending do to its written passing away. I enjoy this book because of its character personality and and how magical the world it takes place in.

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This book is a powerful tool for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of human behavior. Reading it has helped me become more aware of social dynamics and improved my ability to connect with others on a more meaningful level. It’s a great resource for building empathy and sharpening your emotional insight in everyday interactions.

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This is a really good book full of suspense. I really recommend it you never get bored of it. It always leaves you in a cliffhanger at the end and there is also 11 books so you will always be excited to read the next.

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Wanna know why matched is such a great suspenseful and worthy book that should be read? Well, I will tell you exactly why! Matched is a dystopian, romantic series that will keep you wanting to read as it goes on because of the suspense and writing format it has. Thank you for your time spent reading this 💖!

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You all should definitely read this book! It speaks about the truth and has many versions to fit your reading style. It's a book you can read for pleasure, comfort, help, annotations, and so much more! I'm currently reading Isaiah, and it's so interesting! There's so much in this book. Rate it infinity/10 :)

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"Ace of Spades" by Faridah Abike-Iyimide is an absolute must-read! Two high school prodigy students are victims of a cyberbully, releasing their DARKEST secrets on social media that would most likely get both of them denied admission to their dream college. Mystery genre book. Want to find out if they find the cyberbully? FIND OUT NOW!!

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Percy Jackson and the Chalice of the Gods.

This is a good addition to the Percy Jackson series. It's not something you read after Percy Jackson and the Olympians. You kind of have to read the other series before this. This is Percy getting into college.

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Running the Light by Sam Talent

Excellent road novel. Stand-up comedian. Gets dark. Very funny.

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I enjoyed this book from start to finish. Every page really touched me. Its simple style made it easy to connect with her words. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re into emotional and thought provoking poetry.

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I love Hooky. It’s about to twins who are witches and they grow up together until something happened to them. It has some romance and witch stuff. I really do recommended to anyone. I also recommend reading all 3 books. I hope you read this book and have fun too.

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I’d recommend this book because it’s one of the most honest and emotional stories I’ve read in a long time. It made me think a lot about how people carry pain differently and how it affects the way they move through life. It’s not an easy read, but I think that’s the point—it stays with you. If you like books that really make you feel something and look at the world a little differently, I’d definitely say give this one a try.

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I love medieval stories with mages (a person who has the ability to perform magic), and long-playing battles and conflicts. This story or series has all of it.

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I recommend Sunrise on the Reaping because it's a novel that talks about corrupt politics, and it's almost a mirror to the real world. Suzanne Collins only makes a new Hunger Games book whenever she has something to say about the modern world.

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This story is about a girl finding out her childhood best friend died of suicide. Even though they hadn't spoken in over a year she still found her death suspicious so she started investigating and what she found out shocked her. The book ends in cliffhanger and we don't know exactly what happens but it's really good. 

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Really easy, enjoyable read. It has a fun, unique plot that immediately immersed me into the world. Plus, it’s part of a series, and every book is overall very interesting!

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If you like gothic fantasy, this is for you! Gillig's writing is ethereal and immerses the reader in the story! So good!

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I really liked reading I’m Glad My Mom Died because her storytelling felt very real and honest. She shares the hard times she went through in her childhood, being pushed into acting, and her struggle to keep herself up to her mom's standards, I thought. Her struggle with her body image and feeling the pressure of having to work to support her family made her story feel even more personal and meaningful to me.

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Classic big picture science fiction from the incomparable Ursula K Le Guin! What would happen if you met someone who could dream and change reality? Jungian shenanigans ensue.

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’ve been listening to The Listening Leader by Shane Safir, and it really reminded me how powerful it is to just slow down and truly listen—especially to voices that often go unheard. It’s not about fixing things fast, but about building trust, noticing the deeper patterns, and leading with empathy and purpose.

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Shane Safir (Author), Michael Fullan (Foreword)

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The Listening Leader: Creating the Conditions for Equitable School Transformation

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I absolutely love "The Hunger Games." I have read and enjoyed all the books in the series. At first, I was skeptical about it. I thought Why was this series so popular? I finally understood once I picked it up and read the first page. After that, I was hooked. I watched all the movies and read all the books. I couldn't put it down even if I tried! If you haven't read The Hunger Games yet, WHAT ARE YOU DOING READING THIS WHEN YOU COULD BE READING THE HUNGER GAMES INSTEAD? But in all seriousness, I highly recommend this book, and I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did :)

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I finished this 400-page book in one day because it was so good! She lived a very hard but interesting life! Can't wait for part two!

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Can't Hurt me demonstrates the inner strength that most people aren't aware of. From a traumatized childhood to being one of the most elite military individuals, the story takes you through the struggles in life and ends with a very distinguished track records.

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Before the story begins, the author introduces a quote: "Suffering comes to us as an interrogator. It asks, 'Who are you?'" In this story, a young father with addiction issues is sentenced to three years in prison, but the real story is how he deals with his grief and remorse over the event that landed him there. I have a copy of the book if anyone would like to borrow. Has anyone else read it?

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I'm currently reading Twilight. I would recommend this book if you like an adventure and a love triangle sort of book. Twilight is about a girl named Bella who moves to Forks (a small town) to live with her father. She then meets Edward (a vampire) and falls in love with him, but at the same time Jacob (the son of the friend of Bella's Dad) also loves Bella and tries to keep her away from Edward. The full series is Twilight, Twilight New Moon, Twilight Eclipse, And Twilight Breaking Dawn.

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This book is a psychological deep dive into endurance and fear. The story is an emotional journey that compels readers to confront the value of life and the meaning of choice. 10/10 recommend.

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I read this book during the summer and I loved it. The first chapter is a bit boring, but as soon as I read the second one, I loved it. The thief lord is about this man who takes care of children by keeping them safe in an old theater, and he "steals" from his father to maintain the children. Towards the middle of the book, the kids find out the truth about The Thief Lord and end up hating him.

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One of us is lying (a Karen M. McManus series)is murder mystery of where 5 students walk in detention but only 4 walk out.They all try hard to clear their names but with gossip flying around it is clear one of them is lying.

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I was drawn in by the description ... "mystery novel about a divorced, sleep-deprived writer who gets mistaken for a contract killer and accidentally gets entangled in a real-life murder plot"

It was both funny and suspenseful! Bonus points because its the first book in a 6 part series

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OMG I LOVED this book! When the dedication page says...for Ashley and Megan because I would bury a body with either of you...well you know it is going to be good!

Finlay is several things...a writer, a mom, a sister, a contract killer...who knew murder could be so much fun?! I sure didn't.
Outrageous...sure!
Funny...Yes!
A unique plot that kept me glued to the pages...absolutely!
Do I want more Finlay?....Yes, yes, yes please!!

After being banned from Panera for bad behavior.. Finlay decided to meet...more

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Tamar...playing hooky for a few hours today

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Finlay Donovan Is Killing It (Finlay Donovan, #1)

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OMG I LOVED this book! When the dedication page says...for Ashley and Megan because I would bury a body with either of you...well you know it is going to be good! Finlay is several things...a writer, a mom, a sister, a contract killer...who knew murder could be so much fun?!

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This is an intense/ sad nonfiction book about people who are wrongly incarcerated and a lawyer wants to help who creates a non-profit organization to represent them.

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That's Not My Name is a mystery thriller about a boy trying to prove his innocence when his girlfriend goes missing. I really recommend it because of the big twist at the end. It's very interesting, and it gives the POV of two different people: a girl who lost her memory when she woke up in a pit, and the boyfriend who is trying to prove his innocence.

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Jurassic Park the Novel is a great book if you like science fiction. It’s also a thriller and has a great amount of scary parts.

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This fantasy/romance is about a girl named Alex who has power that others want. She has to discover who she truly is and what she wants and to be strong enough to fight against powerful forces who want to destroy her.

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I read the first one, Phantasma, and loved it and I think I liked this one more! If you enjoy dark fantasy with Hunger Games elements, I think you'll love it! (I own both of these!)

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I am currently reading the book called Twilight. I am enjoying this book so far because I have seen all the movies, and I got interested in reading the book itself. I've been liking Twilight since I was little, and so far, the book is amazing. I enjoy reading it from Bella's perspective, and I am really enjoying this book so far.