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Out there
by Seaerra miller
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It was okay and was about aliens kinda weird and boring book so I’m giving it a three stars.
The encantos curse
by Melissa de la cruz
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This book is a sequel to the Encanto which is about a girl living in the human world even though she is half encantos and daughter of the king. In this book she is the queen, but there is a fight with another town of encantos who want war. This book is a good fantasy with a side of romance that is a little to overwhelming which is why I took away a star
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
by Holly Jackson
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This book was so good and there were so many plot twists. It was really suspenseful, and you could never see the twists coming. It took me less than a day to finish this book, that is how good it was!
Out There
by Seaerra Miller
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This was a pretty good book. The plot was somewhat lacking, though. I liked how the given details were really elaborated on and how it was fleshed out in that way. Mostly, though, it wasn't that fun to read.
camp
by kayla miller
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camp is a book about a girl that goes to sleepaway camp for the first time. she meets new friends at camp she has to deal with her best friend that thinks that she is leaving her out because she is with her other friends
Fake Skating
by Lynn Painter
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I would give "Fake Skating" by Lynn Painter 5 out of 5 stars because it was really fun to read and kept me interested the whole time. The book is about Dani and Alec, who used to be close but drifted apart. Later, they end up fake dating, and of course things start getting complicated. I liked how the story was funny and cute, but it also had some emotional parts that made the characters feel more real. Dani was a good main character because she wasn’t perfect, and Alec was also a really likable character. Their relationship was probably my favorite part because they had a lot of chemistry and their conversations were entertaining. I also liked the hockey part of the story because it made the book more exciting and different from a regular romance. Overall, I would definitely recommend this book to people who like romance, fake dating, and stories with humor. It was one of those books that was hard to put down, and I thought it was really sweet and enjoyable.
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.
The Moonstone
by Wilkie Collins
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I would rate the moonstone by Wilkie Collins 3/5 stars. It was an interesting and enjoyable read, but it definitely had some challenges. I enjoyed the book having multiple perspectives. Each section was told from a different character’s point of view, which made the story feel more layered and allowed me to see the mystery from different angles. I also liked how each narrator had their own personality and way of telling the story. However, the language was one of the biggest difficulties for me. Since the book was written in the 1800s, some of the vocabulary and descriptions were hard to understand. This was especially challenging because the book is pretty long, so there were times when the reading felt slow. Even though I enjoyed the mystery and wanted to find out what happened to the diamond, I think the length and difficult language took away from some of the enjoyment. Overall, I’m glad I read The Moonstone, and I appreciated its unique storytelling style, but I wouldn’t say it was an easy or quick read.
miss camper
by kat fajardo
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miss camper is a book about a middle child that had an older sister and a youger sister. all three of them decided to go to sleep away camp for a few weeks. the younger sister was scared to leave home so the middle sister tryied to make her happy
Unfriended
by Rachel Vail
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I like how this is told in a bunch of different perspectives. I also like the plot, and how the main character Truly is not totally innocent along with everyone else like Hazel, and Natasha, and Brooke.
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