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

I connected with the characters so much. They felt real, like people I’ve known or even parts of myself. Jenny Han writes in such a soft, honest way. She doesn't make everything perfect—things are messy, people make mistakes, and sometimes you don’t even know what you’re feeling. But that’s what makes it so good.

This story reminded me that it’s okay to feel lost, to fall in love, to let go, and to figure yourself out one summer at a time. If you’ve ever felt invisible, or like you were waiting for your life to start, this book will speak to you.

I’d recommend it to anyone who wants a story that’s more about feelings than big moments. It’s quiet but powerful. It made me cry a little, smile a lot, and think about my own summers, my family, and how fast we grow up without even noticing

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

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.

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!

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.

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.

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!

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

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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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

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.

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

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?

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.

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.