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Scythe by Neal Shusterman because it showed me a world that was so believable and amazing at the same time
Novice by Taran Matharu Because it was the first book that made me want to read more chapter books
The Nameless City by Faith Erin Hicks because even tho it was mostly about racing it had such a good world
Estranged Ethan M. Aldridge because it made me want to read more
The Chosen by Taran Matharu because it had such a strange and interesting world and it made me want to read more fantasy

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1. Most of the Naruto comics.
This series is a gem, some really great fight scenes, and surprisingly good story. I still stand by the fact that the show is a little overrated.
2. Amulet. I don't really like the comics anymore but back in the day these were BOMB.
3. The Walking Dead graphic novels. These were top notch, really cool. Unlike the show, it's not as repetitive and generally fun reads.
4. Bone. Really good comics, even to this day! Illustrations have a nice aesthetic, impressive to say the least. Plus it's pretty funny at certain moments. Not enough to get a proper laugh out of me though.

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1) Maximum Ride by James Patterson: I liked how this book was really fun, and easy to just read  really quickly
2) The Uglies Series by Scott Westerfeild: I like how this book made me think about doctors, and all of that
3) Harry Potter by J. K. Rowling: I just really liked this book, it doesn't really need an explanation

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1. Unwind by neal shusterman
Is a book you can get lost in, and it can feel like your the charters.
2. Scythe by  Neal Shusterman
The storytelling and the idea of scythe is so great
3. Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman
Thunderhead is a amazing dive back into the world of scythe,
4. The Toll by Neal Shusterman
The toll is a amazing ending to the scythe series.
5. Dry by Neal Shusterman
It's an amazing take on the man vs nature style.
6. Ready player 2
If you need a book to read I would recommend read player 2, but you need to play ready player 1.

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1. The faithful spy By John Hendrix
I really like the way he portrays bonhoffer in the book and how he talks about the ways he changed
2. Hitch Hikers guide to the galaxy by Douglass adams
I liked this one because it made me think about book differently because of the way he made it random but not random.
3. Guts and Glory Revolutionary war
I liked this because it has everything you want and need to know about the revolution in one tight exciting package
4. Nathan Hales Hazourdous Tales: Treaties Trenches Mud and Blood
Guts

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1. The Martian By Andy Weir
I honestly really enjoyed this book, It was honestly kind of sad but also showed a good story of perseverance.
2. The Hobbit By J.R.R Tolkien
I'm really enjoying the book. It's a very comforting and relaxing book. With also with some very intense scenes.
3. Ghost by Jason Reynolds
Great book, maybe a bit overrated but still great and one of my most memorable books.

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1. crossover
2. ghost
3. dairy of a wimpy kid
4. best soccer players
5. football records

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1. Endling the Last By Katherine Applegate. My favorite thing about this book is that the author created so much new types of species that are part of the story.
2. Scythe by Neal Shusterman. This book had a endless plot there was always new problems which made it enjoying.
3. Unwind by Neal Shusterman. This book had an amazing idea of the future that just sucked you in.
4. Mission Mumbai by Mahtab Narisimhan This book is both funny and teaches you many things about the world.
5. The Hero next door by a bunch of authors (Multiple stories.) This book was the first book that I ever read that had multiple stories in it.

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1. The Toll by Neal Shusterman Love this series.
2. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins Good action packed fun read.
3. Harry Potter book 3 by J.K. Rowling All f these books are good.
4. Game Changer by Neal Shusterman Very fun exciting story with intresting topic.
5. Scythe by Neal Shusterman This series is amazing.

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1.The Son of Neptune by Rick Riordan
This book has everything! Action, adventure, mystery, great plot, and good characters!
2.Scythe by Neal Shusterman
This is a book that is great, even though I don't generally like "dark" books, I really like this book. It has a lot of mystery and plot twists, it will pull you in and you wont stop reading.
3.The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan
This is a great introduction to the series, and it has so much to love and so much to pull you in.
4.The Battle of The Labyrinth by Rick Riordan
This is the 4th book in the series and it it still very, very good. It has so much turns, and action, and it does a great job leading to the final book in the series.
5. Steelheart by Brandon Sanderson
This book created a whole new world with so much detail and a great plotline, villain and heroes.

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1.Ready Player 1-Ernest Cline
I really liked the setting and the whole plot of the book.
2.Loot-Judy Blundell
3.Catching Fire-Suzan Collins
4.Scythe-Neal Shustermen
really
5. Children of blood and bones-Tomi Adeyemi
6.Legend-Marie Lu

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1. Other Words for Home by Jasmine Warga: realistic, I could relate to the main character
2. The Iron Trial by Cassandra Clare and Holly Black: I like the way the story is laid out
3. One Half from the East by Nadia Hashimi: similar to Other Words For Home
4: Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi: I really like the plot
5: Scythe by Neal Shusterman: Helped me look at things differently

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1.  Aristotle and Dante  Discover the secrets of the universe. I really liked this book because it was writing about a topic that was interesting and hooked you in.
2. Long way down by Jason Reynolds, this book really made you question what you were reading its a book you cant put down (well I couldn't)
3. Harry potter #5 By J.K rowling
4. The whole Hero's of Olympus series, I just loved how Rick Riordan changes perspectives.
5. Attack on titan Aot #23 (Read if you have watch the 3rd season) This book stood out to me for a few reasons, it was fiction and it had a lot of detail because it was a manga.

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1. Speechless by Adam P. Schmitt, because the book is pretty realistic. It shows what can happen in real life, but at the same time it's kind of weird how it doesn't.
2. Spinning by Tillie Walden, I like it because it's about the author so not only is it a great story, it's not fake.
3. The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, the book is about a black girl and it's kind of sad because it shows what happens to people in real life.
4. Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling, do I really need to explain. The books are SOOOO good.
5. Ghost by Jason Reynolds, I'm not exactly sure why I like the book so much. It's just such a good book because it's interesting, funny, realistic, un-realistic, and sort of weird. The book overall has lots of details, and everything about it is perfection.

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1. Long way down Jason Reynolds I like this book because of the mystery. If you love mystery you will love this book.
2. Amulet  Amulet is a good book because of the action in side of it if you like fighting action this book is for you.
3. Dark mouth  Dark mouth is a book for people who love monsters and chapter books.
4. Estranged Estranged is a good book for people who love fantasy and graphic novels
5. Legend of Zelda manga Legend of Zelda manga is a comic book of fantasy again if you love fantasy or play Legend of Zelda this is a good book for you

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1. Brave by sventla
2. Stone Rabbit
3. Ghost by Raina Telgemeier
4. Narnia the witch and the wardrobe
5. Diary of a wimpy kid
6. El Deafo by Cece Bell

Brave: If you like realistic and possibly relatable books then you should read brave by sventla chmokova

Stone Rabbit: This book is for readers that are interested in adventures series and lots of humor. Its a picture book about a rabbit aka protagonist and wolf an a turtle with a different villain each book. Stone rabbit by Erik Craddock

Narnia the Witch and the wardrobe:
This was one of the best books I have read if you are interested in adventures fantasy that will for sure get you into the reading zone then you should read Narnia the witch and the wardrobe.

Diary of a wimpy kid: This book if about a kid who gets bullied, eats cheese on floor, and has a weird friend zoo wee mama.

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1. Ghost by Jason Reynolds
the reason that i like this one is because i connected to the characters so well.
2. As Brave As You by Jason Reynolds
the reason that i like this book i because i is not super action packed but you still can connect to the character so well
3. Percy Jackson and the titans curse by Rick Riordan
the reason that i like this one and other reason that i like all the Percy Jackson books is because they are big riddles and it all makes sense at the en and its very satisfying
4. The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan
the reason that this is on my short shelf is because it stars out calmly because the main character lost his memory and they are very easy to read
5. The House of Hades by Rick Riordan
this book just has a lot of character development and you start to under stand the characters more

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1. The Selection by Kiera Cass
2. School for Good and Evil by Soman Chomani
3. The Wonderling by Mira Bartok
4. Dork Diaries by Rachel Russel
5. Gone by Micheal Grant

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1. Criss Cross bye Lynne Rae Perkins
I really liked this book because you got a good back story on each character
2.wrinkle in time by hope larson
I loved this I though the story was well made and I liked the characters
3. Children of blood and bones  by Tomi Adeyemi I read this so long ago but I liked it
4. Roller girl By Victoria jamieson
Old book I read a while ago it has a good message
5.awkward By sveltana Chmakova

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1. The Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman.
I love this book, as it is very unpredictable and has the best ending of any book I have ever read. Also, great setting.
2. The Toll by Neal Shusterman.
This is a very unpredictable, well written book. Great setting.
3. Scythe by Neal Shusterman. Again, very unpredictable, great setting.
4. Lies by Michael Grant. Great setting and plot, very exiting.
5. Hunger by Michael Grant. Exiting, great setting, but quite disturbing.
6. Gone by Michael Grant. Exiting, great setting and plot.

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1. Big Cat by Ethan Long
(Random picture book I put here as a joke)
2. Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (Great sci-fi read, I actually really liked how they fit a love story and action within a dystopian universe)
3. Harry Potter Series by J.K Rowling (I don't think I need to explain why I love this series, although J.K Rowling is slowly ruining the books for me from her controversial rants on twitter)
4. Noggin by John Corey Whaley (Very underrated book, unexpected outcomes, pretty sad at moments, great one-sided romance aspect)
5. Hunger Games by Suzanne Collin (Very intense action, fight or flight kind of book, gives you adrenaline and makes those 374 pages feel like 20)
6. Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi (I can't begin to explain why I love this book so much, maybe I'm a weird person)

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1. The Half Blood Prince by J.K Rowling. I loved these books because of the perfect balance of, well, everything. For example, action, school and side quests. There are tons of all of those things happening throughout every book, especially Book 6
2. Scythe by Neal Shusterman. Normally, I would end up liking one of the books near the end or the middle in 3-5 book series, but in Scythe, the first one is the best. I think it is the best because of the way they introduce the characters, you can feel what they are feeling, you can see the world through there eyes, even though it is in third person.
3. The House of Hades by Rick Riordan. I really loved this book out of all the Percy Packson / Heroes of Olympus books because of all the twists and turns, and all the character development.
4. All Bone books by Jeff Smith. I loved all of there books because they are a quick & read with an amazing plot and amazing characters
5. All Garfield books by Jim Davis. I love Garfield because of all the throw away jokes and short storylines throughout the comic strips.

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1. Red Queen Series by Victoria Aveyard (4 books)
I like this series because its exciting and really makes me look at our world differently, a reader who liked hunger games and scythe would probably like it.
2. Swing by Kwame Alexander
I enjoyed swing because it was a cool style of writing and it really extended my reading pallet, everyone should read it.
3. Hunger games series by Suzanne Collins (3 books)
I liked the hunger games because it was exciting and just good books, someone who liked action I guess should read it.
4. Scythe by Neal Shusterman
Scythe was an exciting book that really interested me about the way they live. Anyone should read it.
5. To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han
I loved the movies and I love this book. I don't know how to describe the book, only that its good and I liked it and you should read it.

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1. Warcross by Marie Lu
this is one of my short shelf books because it is very good. and I love the main protagonist.
2. Swing by Kwame  Alexander
this is also on my short self because it is very emotional at the end of the book.
3. Legend by Marie Lu
I love this book because one of the main protagonist is very cool.
4. Prodigy by Marie Lu
I love this book because the other main protagonist is very interesting.
5. Champion   by Marie Lu
I love this book because the main protagonists are very cool.

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1. Into The Wild (Erin Hunter)
This book is so good, because it  removes many gender steryotypes. Don't read the dawn of the clans sereis before this one. read it after. It makes everything so much clearer.

2. Hunger games(Suzanne Collins)
Again, with the breaking of gender stereotypes. Strong female character takes care of weak male character. AMAZING! and definitely read the prequel after. trust me.

3. Scythe series (Neal Shusterman)
This really made me think about my life in a lot of different ways.

4. Specials  (Scott Westerfield)
I love dystopian books, and i think it  really does do a good job critiquing our society's beauty standards.

5. Harry potter (J. K. Rowling)
I have a dilema with these books. On one hand, phenomenal, on the other, the author. J.K. Rowling has said some... stuff. She is re trans phobic, and it makes you read the books in a whole new way. not sure what to think honestly.

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1. Harry Potter by J.K Rowling
2. Warcross by Marie Lu
3.Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
4.Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
5. Big Cat by Ethan Long

1. Harry potter by J.K Rowling. I picked this book because it was one of the first books that got me in the reading zone. also, It was a big book for first grade me so i thought that i was cool for reading it.

2. Warcross by Marie Lu. I picked this book because it made a movie in my head and it had investing characters and an investing plot.

3. Children of blood and bone by Tomi Adeyemi. I Picked this because it was kind of sad and you felt bad for the characters. It also made you hate the antagonists.

4. The hunger games by Suzanne Collins. This book was the exact kind of book that I would like. It was dystopian, you hate the antagonist and good characters.

5. Big Cat by Ethan Long. I picked this because the illustrations were very good and it had very little words. It also had a very thick plot.

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1. The Young Elites Marie Lu
2. Amulet idk who its by i used to really really like these when i was in like third and forth grade and read all o them in like a week.
3. Legend Marie Lu i really liked the plot and the character differences
4. They Both Die at the End. I didn't really love love this one but it had a really good plot.

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1. the whole Harry potter series by Jk Rowling Because I love the setting and the charecters and the details are good so I felt like I was Inside the book.
2. Ready player one Ernest Cline I liked this beause I like the Idea of vertural reality and I like the puzzels .
3.Ghost boys by Jewell Parker Rhodes I liked this because it made me think about the world more.
4. Hunger games by Suzane Collins I liked this because I liked the charecters and the antagonist.
5. Scythe by Neal Shusterman. for this one I loved the world that it was based in .
6. I am Number 4  by James Frey and Jobie Hughes. I liked this because it was creepy sometimes and I got attached to the charecters in the book and I loved the story
7. Diary of a wimpy kid by Jeff kinney I liked this one because it was real funny and I really like books that are a good amount of funny and not just stupidly funny.

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1. Pax by Sarah Pennypacker
I like this book because while it is fiction,  it seems real. i also like it because it is a good paced book, and has the right amount of action. someone who would like this book would be someone who likes   fiction that seems real.
2. Scythe by Neal Shusterman
I like this book because it is a good paced book, it has a good amount of action, and it has some slow paced spots. someone who would like this book is someone who likes dystopian books with a little bit of mystery.
3.Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman
I like this book because it does not ruin the ending of scythe and is also a good sequel to scythe. someone who would like this book is someone who liked scythe.
4.The one and only Ivan
I like this book because it has a little action and is a sweet book. someone who would like this book is someone who likes fiction and somewhat fast paced books.
5. warriors the darkest hour, Erin hunter
I like this book because it does not ruin warriors a dangerous paths ending, and wraps up the series well. it also has a lot of action, and is faced paced for most of the book. someone who would like this book  is someone who likes action, and fast paced books.
6. the last wild, Piers
I like this book because again, it is fiction but is seems like some aspects of the story could happen, plus it is at a good pace, and has a good amount of action.

7. Ickabog,  jk.Rowling
I like this book because it is fiction and has a good plot. it is a fast paced book, and has mystery in it. someone who would like this book is someone who likes mystery, betrayal, and fast paced books.

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1. When Friendship Followed Me Home by Paul Griffin
great and it made me cry...i like it.
2. Long way down by Jason Reynolds
Very interesting and I didn't want to put it down when I started reading it.
3. The whole Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins
AMAZING!!!!!!
4. The great unexpected by Sharon Creech
great and it is kinda a fast read so it wouldn't take very long.
5. Panic by Lauren Oliver
really good and action packed
6.The Raven Cycle series by Maggie Stiefvater
7.Maximum Ride series by James Patterson
Very cool and mysterious and also action packed.
8.Renegades by Marissa Meyer
9. The summer i turned pretty by Jenny Han
10. It's Not summer without you by Jenny Han
11. We'll always have summer by Jenny Han
12. One For Sorrow by Mary Downing Hahn
very creepy and sad but i really liked it and i always think about it and the author really made me hate some of the characters at times
13.Arena 1 by Morgan Rice
14. Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson
OMGGGG i cried so much while reading this
15. Everything Everything by Nicola Yoon
I also cried when i read this but its amazing
16. Nobody by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Really cool and mysterious and fantasticccc.

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1. Misery by Stephen King
I was super invested read it in a week.
2. To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han
AMAZING READ IT NOW.
3. Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
Great execution of plot.
4. The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas
Very nice writing style and perspective.
5. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
Great premise.
6. Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince by J.K. Rowling
My 3rd grade self would have put it at #1
7. Specials by Scott Westerfeld
Because it is such an interesting topic.
8. Swing by Kwame Alexander
So good I went into a reading zone which is rare for me.

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1. Scythe by Neal Shusterman
This one made me think differently about life; it is violent so if that isn't your thing, you should avoid it.
2. Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
I love how the author pushed on gender sterotypes through the protagonist and her love interests.
3. So B. It by Sarah Weeks
Simply amazing story; the whole story is a metaphor.
4. Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds
Couldn't put it down.  Told in verse, a 60 second elevator ride.
5. Hate U Give by Angie Thomas
An instant classic; murder, race and  grappling with o
6. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
7. Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman
The ending to this one is exquisite.
8. Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

9. Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi
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