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The Invisible Life of Addie Larue
by V.E. Schwab
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This book was so good, I liked the plot. The only thing I didn't enjoy was that it was told in second person. It would also be cool to have a chapter from the perspective of Luc, but I enjoyed Addie and Henry's perspective too.
The American struggle
by Jon Meacham
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The American Struggle by Jon Meacham Is a book covering from 1629 to the complicated 21 century. I find that the writing, although made largely up of documents, is strung together coherently with author input to illustrate the shining and dark moments of, as Jon Meacham calls it “the American experiment”. I find “experiment” a very fitting word as in the book a quote of Alexander Hamilton was "noble enthusiasm of liberty" can be tainted by a "spirit of narrow and illiberal distrust". Which matches some of the most controversial issues of today showing that from the beginning there were issues that our founding fathers knew and were trying to fix which is a notable quote from the book and connects to the idea of polarization. Overall I found this book very enjoyable and something that I think is important to read and reflect on. The only downside is that it is very long and doesn't have as much author input as I would have liked.
The Tyrant’s Tomb
by Rick Riordan
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I absolutely loved “The Tyrant’s Tomb”. I will definitely give “The Tyrant’s Tomb” five stars. I definitely recommend all the books in the ‘Trials Of Apollo’. In this book ‘The Tyrant’s Tomb’, Apollo goes to camp Jupiter. Apollo and Meg will have to face many dangers.
The Othered Woman: How White Feminism Harms Muslim Women
by Shahed Ezaydi
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This is the first book of its kind that I’ve read. Most works examining feminism usually focus on the contributions of white feminists, without acknowledging intersectional feminism, or the harm that that feminism has done in the past by being exclusive, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Shahed Ezaydi illuminates many uncomfortable truths in her debut book. Truths such as the extent to which white feminism helps keeps systemic racism entrenched, by supporting state power and the carceral system, thus securing white feminism’s own standing and power in society. Truths such as the willingness of white feminists in the west to support military intervention to “liberate” women in countries where female agency and self-determination do not look the way they’re supposed to, according to white women in the west.
big Nate blows the roof off
by Lincoln Peirce
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big Nate blows the roof off by Lincoln Peirce is a very funny book. When Nate keeps talking about meeting this girl at the fair he finds out that she is coming to his school he is so excited. But when he finds out that she is in 7th grade he is shocked. When they become a pair Trudey is just as shocked to find that Nate is in 6th grade. They have fun things like going to a 7th grade party but when Nate finds out that he is missing out on most of the things going on in his grade he is starting to have second thoughts like how he missed parties and doing things with his friends. This book has a funny , romantic twist to it. This book is amazing I would recommend this book to anyone.
Into The Wild
by John Krakaur
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This is a book about a man dying in the wilderness. Christopher Mccandless is a scholar of Emory University, who had abandoned his money, future and family just to go on an adventur to the wild. At the end, he died due to diseases caused by hunger
nico bravo and the hounds of hades
by mike cavallaro
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in nico bravo and the hounds of hades by mike cavallaro is about a boy named nico and he has to overcome many diffucult challenges on his quest to save the world from shades by returning cerberus to the gate.
Diary of a wimpy the long haul
by Jeff Kinney
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Diary of a wimpy kid the long haul by Jeff Kinney is a 5/5 * review book. The summer life is perfect for Greg Harley
Wrong Friend: A Graphic Novel
by Charise Mericle Harper
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I would give the book: "Wrong Friend: A Graphic Novel" by Charise Mericle Harper a 2 out of 5 stars because I didn't really like the plot. The book is about a girl who has to deal with friendship problems and learns important lessons along the way. Even though the message about friendship was good, I didn't really enjoy the plot. I thought it was a little boring, and not much happened that kept me interested. Since it's a graphic novel, it was a quick and easy read, but I was hoping for more exciting moments and a stronger story. The illustrations were nice and helped tell the story, but they weren't enough to make me like the book more. Overall, I think this book could be good for younger readers or people who like simple stories about friendship, but it just wasn't my favorite.
Keeper Of The Lost Cities
by Shannon Messenger
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The book Shannon Messenger is a book I really loved reading. The characters and their unbreakable bonds and relationships is something incredible and the way Shannon Messenger wrote the series feels like she knows EXACTLY what a kid like me would like to read.
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