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Band of Brothers is a nonfiction book written by Stephen E. Ambrose with stories from real WWII veterans who took part in the D-Day attacks on Normandy beach. This story follows the group of soldiers who were a part of the 2nd battalion, 506th parachute infantry regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, and their story all the way from the start of their training to the end of the D-Day attacks. After the intensive training, the soldiers are dropped into battle behind enemy lines. However, everything goes wrong the minute the drop occurs with the landings of the soldiers being in the wrong places behind enemy lines. This forces the soldiers of the 2nd battalion to fight off the enemy Nazis with no communication available from them to the soldiers who landed on the Normandy beaches. This story follows the horrifying hardships and fighting that the soldiers of WWII had to face as they struggle to capture lone enemy objectives on their own. Yet with all this the objectives that they do secure become crucial and a turning point for the allies and Nazis in the war. I would rate this book 4.5 stars because of the action-packed yet emotional roller coaster of a story this book is making you truly feel for all of the soldiers and horrors that they had to face during WWII with this book being based on true stories from WWII veterans.

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The Toll is the third and final book in the Arc of Scythe series written by Neal Shusterman and finishes off the multiple stories that this series has been following. After the sinking of Endura, the Thunderhead goes silent and everyone is left without any guidance. However, Greyson Tolliver or The Toll is the only one still able to speak with the Thunderhead. This causes him to use the power to help people get back on track in their lives. This story also follows Scythe Anastasia who was originally presumed dead after the sinking of Endura. However, when she is found in a vault and revived during the scavenging of the wreckage she comes to find out about Scythe Goddard's corrupt rule over the scythedom. With this new knowledge, she goes on a mission to stop him with the help of The Toll to regain the honor that the scythedom originally had. I would rate this book 5 stars because it was enjoyable to read all the way through with lots of action and it was the perfect end to the Arc of Scythe trilogy which I have grown to love so much.

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Seventeen year old Nick Sole isn't living the greatest life and is stuck working a job at a chicken slaughterhouse to pay for both him and his sister. Although his life soon takes a turn for the worse when after a breakdown at his work causes him to be sentenced to a three month long inward trek with a bunch of other juvenile delinquents. This inward trek eventually turns into a living nightmare after all of the counselors become infected and turn into zombies. Can Nick and all of the others manage to escape alive. I would rate this book 3.5 stars because it was a fun book to read however the story could have used a bit of refinement to truly give it an incredible zombie story.

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The story of Challenger Deep is about a fourteen-year-old boy named Caden Bosch who is struggling with schizophrenia and is mentally stuck between two entirely different lives as someone who is on a fantasy voyage to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench and a brilliant high school student who lives a fairly average life. This story shows the descent into the deepest parts of Caden's mind as he struggles with this mental illness allowing you to experience what millions of people deal with on a daily basis without even realizing it as this story shows you just how scary and dangerous these mental illnesses can be. I give this book 4 stars because I really enjoyed reading it and learning about the struggles of mental illness however if you're a less advanced reader I could see this story being somewhat difficult to follow along with.