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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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I enjoyed reading these dystopian novels. The development of Tris and Tobias's relationship in this chaotic world is captivating. A cliche love triangle is missing from this series and replaced with an action packed, intense and difficult love story.

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A marked Scarlet A. The sign of an adulterer in this Puritan society. Hester Prynne is isolated, a woman untouchable. She is the symbol of sin. The worst thing you could be. How does she manage? Alone in the society yet not she is not the only one who suffers. Dimmesdale suffers internally

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This book of great extremes captured my attention from the beginning. Fitzgerald explores the relationships in rich and poor, love and lust, where the lines are blurred and your life can ultimately be bought for a price.

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This is a satirical allegory. George Orwell uses animals on a farm as a reference to how Joseph Stalin came into power himself. Strong satire easily persuaded me and helped me see what the author wanted me to see... That communism is not only oppressive but leads to corruption.

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I first read this Shakespearean play in my Sophomore English class. Themes of power, ambition and cowardice are set in a time of great war.

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The aftermath of the Islamic Revolution told from the perspective of a girl who only knew of this world. Marjane Satrapi tells of her life in this graphic novel, she makes light of growing up under extremely stressful circumstances. I felt both grateful for my childhood and incredibly awe-inspired by her story. I love how relate-able she is while keeping readers enticed.

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This book details a journey from home, new experiences and learning. The Little Prince grew tired of the monotony of caring for his planet and rose. Each person/talking animal he meets helps him realize something about what he truly values. It's not until we are confronted with new ideas that we must come up with defenses for our own.

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This is a collection of really nice poems. Both long and short, complex and simple. I enjoyed the collection in its variety. I devoted time to reading poems that captured my attention more than one glance over. I would notice the rhyme scheme and overall purpose of the author in specific poems.
December 2018

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This was an interesting book. While reading I was reminded of my middle school self reading a romance novel. I did like it but feel that it is below my reading level. That doesn't mean it wasn't good, just that I became bored with the story line and lack of complexity. It was trying its best and my younger sister would thoroughly enjoy this story.
December 2018

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This last book in America Singer's story has so many twists and turns. I loved and hated the catharsis Kiera Cass put me through as a reader. I absolutely loved the resolution of stories, a fairy tale with some bittersweetness as well. I would highly recommend this series but am loyal to this story and this story only.
December 2018

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This is the second book in the selection series. It was a good continuation, delving deeper into the political sphere of this fictional world. I enjoyed the complexity of characters relationships. That classic love triangle and competition among the girls vying to be queen.
December 2018

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A study in scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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A study in scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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This is the first story of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson. This mystery classic novel is one of my favorites and made me want to read more from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The plot flowed seamlessly. It's a mystery so I won't spoil it's ending but the spectacular Mr. Holmes makes this worth reading. November 2018

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This book follows the life of John Nash. Genius mathematician and sufferer of schizophrenia. Nash overcame his mental disorder and won a Nobel Prize. This biography compellingly told of his life, struggles and gave perspectives of many who knew him as well as keeping his own voice heard. All the mathematics and economic terms kept me on my feet while reading. I highly recommend. November 2018

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This biography gave me so many insights, especially considering I read about the discrimination in America as I was reading Cry, the Beloved Country. Similar themes play across these two books and give readers a new perspective to consider. Written by Frederick Douglass himself makes for an impressive view of his character. He is an amazing person who lead a life of unfortunate circumstances yet left a legacy worth learning. October 2018

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This science fiction romance novel is one of my all time favorites. Aside from having the stereotypical love triangle the perspective in which this book is written is fascinating. How would you feel if you not only had an alien in your body controlling your moves but to be aware that this is happening? A kind and improving aliens vs. an inhuman human race. August 2018

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My dad recommended this book to me and I really enjoyed it. The dystopian future looks like one that would be modeled based upon our present. The themes and motifs presented in this novel are not only relevant in today's world but important topics our world needs to explore in more depth. September  2018

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This first book in the selection series really captured my attention. I love this type of bachelor meets maiden plot line. Book one left me wanting more. August 2018

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This classic novel was a new and challenging read. Filled with South African words and customs that aren't familiar. This book was really interesting and completely outside of my preferred genre. September - October 2018