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i really loved it because its of my favorite sport and it had alot of detail.

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Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand | PenguinRandomHouse.com

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1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • NOW A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE • Look for special features inside. Join the Random House Reader’s Circle for author chats and more.In boyhood, Louis Zamperini...

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miss peregrine's Home for peculiar children

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miss peregrine's Home for peculiar children

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i really like it cause it is easy to understand and really interesting story

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"Hazel is forced by her parents to attend a support group in the "Literal Heart of Jesus" where she subsequently meets and falls in love with 17 year old Augustus Waters"
Is a book by John Green of Realistic Fiction

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"Quentin Jacobsen has spent a lifetime loving the magnificently adventurous Margo Roth Spiegelman from afar."
Is a book by John Green:

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the 6 most important decisions you'll ever make 

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the 6 most important decisions you'll ever make 

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it a book that help you to make your decisions when you grow up it is really good book

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"Eleanor, a full-figured, sixteen-year-old girl with curly red hair, and Park, a half-Korean, sixteen-year-old boy, meet on a school bus on Eleanor's first day at the school and gradually connect through comic books and mix tapes of '80s music, sparking a love story."
Is a book by Rainbow Rowell:

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Is a book of young adult fiction by John Green;

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"Violet Markey is popular, and Theodore Finch is the school freak. These two high school seniors might have never gotten to know each other if it weren't for a crazy coincidence: They almost throw themselves out of a window at exactly the same time."
All the bright places is a book of young adult fiction by Jennifer Niven;

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By William Shakespeare

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it is about a man who was slave it is really sad and how they were working hard

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Is a novel of romance and fiction by Jane Austen; "Mrs. Bennet have five daughters and big problem: No one them married."

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it's very cool because is a boy he have to much energy

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It is a really good book

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By Adam Rex

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its a very cool book,it showed me about him,for example where he was born , his first teams and when he etired

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This book is about where a boy finds out he has electric power and so does Taylor and his best friend Ostin is a genius

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it's so cool because i love soccer

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This book is great, its plot

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Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, and Ezra Miller in The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)

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Teenagers and adults should read this book because it amazing its about surviving
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Unwind books is a amazing book

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it is really sad and the white people don't like them and they are ignoring them

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Me before you it's a romantic novel by Jojo Moyes.

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This book is very inspirational and a very good book
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Its about She left the counsel of the Jedi knight and she was a free did she got fight some sith lord

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This book is amazing and kind of mysterious
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It's a good book and I really enjoy it

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It is really good and it is Historical fiction.

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It is very funny if you like laughing you should read it.

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" 'Like it or not -- and believe me, plenty of people weren't very fond of Rome, either -- America is now the heart of the flame. It is the great power of the West. And so Olympus is here. And we are here.'

"It was all too much, especially the fact that I seemed to be included in Chiron's we, as if I were part of some club.

" 'Who are you, Chiron? Who...who am I?'

Chiron smiled. He shifted his weight as if he were going to get up and out of his wheelchair, but I knew that was impossible. He was paralyzed from the waist down.

" 'Who are you,' he mused. 'Well, that's the question we all want answered, isn't it? But for now, we should get you a bunk in cabin eleven. There will be new friends to meet. And plenty of time for lessons tomorrow. Besides, there will be s'mores at the campfire tonight, and I simply adore chocolate.' "

If I were to discuss the Boy Scouts of America, there would certainly be some harsh sentiments that I'd have to express, both in regard to the national organization and, also, in regard to my own recollections of having been an adolescent member. But among the Scouting experiences about which I have only positive memories are the couple of weeks each summer during the late Sixties that I spent at Woodworth Lake Scout Reservation in upstate New York.

Woodworth Lake was encountered at the end of the five-hour bus trip that would always commence at the crack of dawn from the Long Island suburb where I was growing up. Mornings at Woodworth Lake would begin with our trekking from our respective lakeside campgrounds to the dining hall where one member of each assigned table had arrived even earlier in order to set the table and serve as that day's waiter. The days would end after dark, with all of the groups in attendance at the camp coming together in a natural amphitheater location to perform skits for one another and to join together in song. (Thirty years later at circle time, I'd think back warmly to those campfire evenings as I taught preschoolers to sing such camp memories as "Waltzing Matilda," "Yellow Submarine," and "There's a Hole in the Bucket, Dear Liza.")

In between the morning and evening festivities, I'd get to tackle projects of my choosing that would lead to merit badges, swim in the bracing cold lake, hike for miles with my buddies, and swat mosquitoes. Woodworth Lake was where I learned to row well enough to be able to subsequently conquer the substantial winds and tides of Northport Bay and Huntington Harbor. It was the location of contests where a Crisco-covered watermelon would be tossed into the lake between two competing camp groups, or where late-night scavenger hunts were occasionally conducted, with success leading to coupons that were redeemed for tasty midnight snacks. And then there was that night in 1969 when we all sat together inside the canteen and stared in awe as Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.

Sure, there were plenty of guys with whom I became friendly over those years, as a result of attending patrol and troop meetings back at home. But there was a whole different bonding that developed between those of us who spent afternoons together, developing skits for the evening campfire, and mornings together, waking up hours away from our families and familiar living patterns.

I'm currently sitting up in bed, hours from home, the only light coming from the laptop in my lap. It's an hour before sunrise, and there's a freight train whistle in the distance -- something we stopped hearing in our part of the world decades ago. Sunrise will lead me and Shari back out to the gorgeous Sierra lakes, trails, and vistas that we're experiencing this week. Traveling hours away from home in order to wander through and over mountains is clearly one of those learned behaviors resulting from my summer camp experiences.

Although Percy Jackson's summer camp experience clearly shares some similarities with mine, as well as with those of most adolescents venturing away from home and habit, it would be safe to say that Percy's summer camp experience at Half-Blood Hill (beginning shortly after the incident in which he unwittingly vaporizes his pre-algebra teacher) also involves quite a few dissimilarities from the summer camp norm:

"We must have been on the north shore of Long Island, because on this side of the house, the valley marched all the way up to the ocean, which glittered about a mile in the distance. Between here and there, I simply couldn't process everything I was seeing. The landscape was dotted with buildings that looked like ancient Greek architecture -- an open-air pavilion, an amphitheater, a circular arena -- except that they all looked brand new, their white marble columns sparkling in the sun. In a nearby sandpit, a dozen high school-age kids and satyrs played volleyball. Canoes glided across a small lake. Kids in bright orange T-shirts like Grover's were chasing each other around a cluster of cabins nestled in the woods. Some shot targets at an archery range. Others rode horses down a wooded trail, and unless I was hallucinating, some of their horses had wings."

In the wake of a horrifying series of experiences at the end of the school year, Percy Jackson, a self-described "troubled" kid, finds himself at Half-Blood Hill. And he comes to find out that his dyslexia, his attention deficit disorder, his mediocrity in school, his knack for inevitably causing disaster on school field trips, all stems from his being the product of a relationship between a mortal and a Greek god.

"Being a half-blood is dangerous. It's scary. Most of the time, it gets you killed in painful, nasty ways."

Teaming up with a satyr named Grover and a bright girl named Annabeth (The author repeatedly teases readers with subtle allusions to HP.), Percy Jackson sets out with his new-found powers on a quest to...

" 'So let me get this straight,' I said. 'I'm supposed to go to the Underworld and confront the Lord of the Dead.'

" 'Check,' Chiron said.

" 'Find the most powerful weapon in the universe.'

" 'Check.'

" 'And get it back to Olympus before the Summer Solstice, in ten days.'

" 'That's about right.'

"I looked at Grover, who gulped down the ace of hearts.

" 'Did I mention that Maine is very nice this time of year?' he asked weakly.' "

Filled with out-of-this-world adventures, and chapter titles like, "I Play Pinochle with a Horse," "I Become Supreme Lord of the Bathroom," and "I Ruin a Perfectly Good Bus," Percy Jackson's search for himself is the ultimate summer camp experience.

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The Lightning Thief (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 1)

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The Lightning Thief (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 1) [Riordan, Rick] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Lightning Thief (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 1)

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It is about three girls that are friends and, they all work in a tea shop.

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It is about a girl that has a crush on a boy.

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It is a very good book if you like fiction

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Grace's live in a house when they take care of people because her dad didn't have time to take care of her.

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this talk to the thinks from the world war 2 and all the weapons

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the history of the dogs how save people on the world war 1,world war ll,adn vietnam war

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Joey and Rachel or Ross and Rachel? This seems to be one of the biggest arguments between fans of "Friends." Ross and Rachel seems like the obvious choice; Ross had always been in love with Rachel, they had a child together, they had a history. While that's all true, I'm here to tell you Joey was a way better match for Rachel than Ross ever was. Now before you disregard this article, hear me out. Here's why Joey and Rachel will forever be a better match than Ross and Rachel:

1. Joey's feelings for Rachel blossomed from their friendship.

Ross had been in love with Rachel since high school. He always had an infatuation with her, even years after high school when she made her way into the group. While they did begin to form a friendship, his feelings for her were first and foremost romantic. Sure, Joey hit on Rachel the first time he met her, but from there they had a strictly platonic relationship for over seven years. It wasn't until she moved in with him did he fall in love with her. Joey's love for her blossomed from their friendship. Ross and Rachel had a friendship only because Ross was too scared to tell her how he felt but also couldn't stand to be away from her.

2. Joey was a way better friend (and boyfriend) to Rachel than Ross was.

Joey ALWAYS cared about Rachel's feelings and wanted her to do what made her happy, even if that meant he couldn't have her. When Joey was in love with her he didn't try to sabotage all potential relationships for her, unlike Ross.

Don't forget that when Ross and Rachel weren't together, Ross deliberately didn't tell Rachel she got a message from a guy she met out. And when Rachel was debating moving to Paris for a job offer, even though Joey didn't want her to go he encouraged her because he knew it was what she wanted. Ross did everything in his power to not let Rachel leave, even when she told him this would be the best decision for her.

Ross only ever cared about himself and what he wanted, all the while totally disregarding what Rachel wanted. Joey wanted Rachel to be happy no matter what, even if that meant he couldn't have her or that she was going to move across the ocean.

3. Joey and Rachel had a healthy relationship, unlike Ross and Rachel.

If you go back and watch how Rachel behaved when she's with Joey and how she behaved when she's with Ross, you'll see an obvious difference. When Joey and Rachel were together things appeared so carefree and relaxed. Rachel was much calmer and could enjoy her time with Joey. The Rachel who was with Ross was always uptight and stressed. It felt like every other episode they were fighting about one thing or another.

4. Joey accepted Rachel for who she was.

Joey saw Rachel the same way no matter where she was in her life. It didn't matter if she was a waitress or working at Ralph Lauren, he saw her for who she was and not for how successful she was. Ross, on the other hand, always judged Rachel and tried to belittle her (saying she was "just a waitress.") Joey's feelings for Rachel didn't even change when she had Emma.

He wanted to live with her and be around her so badly even when she had a baby, even though he knew it would disrupt his life drastically. He liked Rachel for who she was as a person, while Ross judged her constantly depending on where she was in her life.

5. Joey actually cared about Rachel's career.

Joey wanted the best for Rachel, even if it wasn't the best for him. Joey knew that Rachel moving to Paris would be the best thing for her, even though he didn't want her to go. Ross on the other hand never cared about Rachel's career.

He did everything he could to prevent her from moving to Paris even though she flat out told him she had gone as far as she could professionally in New York. He knew moving to Paris would be best for her, but he didn't care because he only wanted what was best for him. Even when she got her first job in fashion, instead of being supportive complained that he was sick of "having a relationship with her answering machine."

6. Joey never let his feelings for Rachel get in the way of their friendship.

When Joey decided to tell Rachel how he felt about her and she didn't return the feelings, they didn't let that ruin their friendship. Sure it was awkward at first but they still remained friends and didn't put their other friends in any uncomfortable positions. When Ross and Rachel broke up the first time, they wouldn't speak to each other or be seen in the same room together. The breakup almost forced one of them to leave the friend group.

7. Ross was straight up selfish.

Ross only cared about himself. He always tried to blame Rachel for whatever went wrong in their relationship. When he slept with another woman instead of owning up and admitting he did something wrong he incessantly insisted that they were "on a break."

Even until the end of the series he never once owned up to what he did. He complained that Rachel spent too much time at her job, got jealous when another guy so much as looked at her, and wouldn't let anyone else have her.

There will never be a doubt in my mind that Joey and Rachel should have ended up together. I don't care how much history Ross and Rachel had, Ross was a selfish person and they were not good together. Joey brought out the best in Rachel and liked her for who she was, while Ross only cared about himself and brought out the worst in Rachel. #JoeyAndRachelForever

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Joey and Rachel or Ross and Rachel? This seems to be one of the biggest arguments between fans of "Friends." Ross and Rachel seems like the obvious choice; Ross had always been in love with Rachel, they had a child together, they had a history.

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I loved this book. It's about a girl who was kidnapped and lost her memory. She has no idea why a group of people are trying to kill her. Hopefully she'll get away...you'll have to read it to find out!

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This is a good book to read and addicting

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Divergent is a good science fictional book

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A good spy book!
-Miss Baltich