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Peculiar woods
by Andres j colmenares
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A fine graphic novel. Very interesting. Could have better hooks, but has a great plot. Who would have thought of furniture that came alive? It is about a boy who is new and realizes that his furniture is alive. He then finds 2 chess pieces looking for their home. He and the furniture,his blanket and chair, go on a quest to find their home
I'd Tell you I Love You, but Then I'd Have to Kill You
by Ally Carter
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Overall, this book is just okay. The story follows a teenage girl attending a spy school, who is equipped for spy school but not for regular teenage problems. While this book was nothing out of the ordinary, there were some things that I liked about it: 1. Character development. Specifically, a character named Macey who is hated by the other girls initially, has an interesting arc. Coming across as snooty in the beginning, she grows close with the protagonist and her friends. While I think this shift was a little too quick for me, I do like the development in general. 2: the spy logs sprinkled throughout. While on their missions, excerpts from the girls' spy logs are shown. I think this is a fun touch because it adds a pop of realism in an otherwise unrealistic story. While there wasn't a ton blatantly wrong with the book, I took problem with the ending. It was incredibly confusing and drawn out. In summary, the protagonist is 'kidnapped' by her school and needs to escape as a part of her final for one of her classes. The boy the protagonist has been talking to (and recently broke up with), keeps popping back in (unnecessarily, since they don't get back together after this). This extra layer added to the plot was not needed since it didn't lead anywhere. Ultimately, the ending just had too many things going on at once. Despite the ending, this book was an easy read which I would recommend to someone in the mood for something that isn't too heavy. While it wasn't perfect, I can see why it is popular. While I enjoyed it, there wasn't anything that stood out to me about this book. ???.5 /?????
It Will Come Back To You
by Sigrid Nunez
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I really wished I had liked this book more. Some of the stories were great. Others were (to me) less great. I have to say it's not a memorable book and I wish I had been better able to get into the stories. That said, they're all well written and had some interesting and varied topics.
Heir
by Sabaa Tahir
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Meet three very different children from across the empire: an orphan, an outcast, and a prince. Aiz comes from the slums, but makes a careless mistake that lands her in an inescapable prison. Sirsha is a jewel tracker who uses magic to find missing gems, but desperately accepts a mission costing her far more than she expects. Quil is the crown prince who is unwilling to take the thrown after his aunt steps down, but a series of murders shows him he needs to take control. This book interweaves the lives of three young people as they begin a journey far greater than ever before.
the hardy boys board to death
by scott lobdell
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in the hardy boys board to death by scott lobdell it is about joe and frank hardy who are brothers that fight crime as the are part of a secret service at atac american teens agiants crime and the have to complet there mission.
Fly Guy Presents Sharks
by Tedd Arnold
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I learned that sharks can smell blood up to three miles away!
I Will Always Love You
by Cecily von Ziegsar
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I liked I Will Always Love You because of the ending. I liked how Blair and Serena chose each other over Nate, and how Nate is the one to be left behind this time. I also appreciated that the book spanned throughout their college years, from freshman year, all the way to graduation. I'm really sad that I finished the Gossip Girl series as it was one of my favorites.
Fly Guy’s Amazing Tricks
by Tedd Arnold
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My favorite part was when Fly Guy made the bad boy dizzy.
Ride Fly Guy Ride
by Tedd Arnold
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I liked when Fly Guy was on the rocket ship.
The Sun Does Shine
by Anthony Ray Hinton
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Anthony Ray Hinton was wrongfully incarcerated and put on death row for a murder with clear evidence proving his innocence. As a poor Blackman raised in Alabama, he didn’t have the resources to hire his own lawyer and expert witnesses. But even with the obvious evidence pointing to his innocence to the court, the jury chose to look at his skin color instead of the facts. The book is about Ray’s journey on Death-row, his legal and mental battles and spreading awareness of the flaws in our legal system.
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