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I really liked this book, the 10th book in the Christy Miller Series, because it concludes to most of the drama throughout the series. This book is positive and uplifting while displaying the hard times of relationships in a down-to-earth way.
[Teen Series Book Christy Miller]
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Brooke, age 15, plymouth
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Just as the author did in "The Kite Runner," Hosseini created a moving portrayal of wartorn life in Afghanistan. Contrasting with Kite Runner, this book focuses more on the relationship between women rather than men.
I read it in one day, could not put it down. I expected nothing less than greatness after having read Kite Runner, and I was not dissapointed.
[Adult Fiction Book HOSSEIN]
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Yekaterina, age 16, Maple Grove
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This book is a start for an awesome series! It might be a little confusing at first but keep reading, it's worth it. It is a good combination of first and third person writing.
Bobby Pendragon finds himself on a dangerous and important mission. To save the universefrom the ultimate evil: Saint Dane! Will he be able to stop Saint Dane or will he die in the process? [Series: Pendragon book 1]
[Teen Fiction Book MACHALE]
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AJ, age 13, Plymouth
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this book is super good!!! its about a girl who has always been kind of hard hearted and then she meets a boy named dexter. the whole book revolves around their relationship and dealing with her moms many marriages. i really liked it and you should definitly read it!!! :D
[Teen Fiction Book DESSEN]
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Ingrid, age 14, Edina
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this book is about a girl who goes on a trip with her aunt and her aunts godson. She gets involved in figuring out the story behind her aunts boyfriend and his dealings with the IRA. I thought this book was good [Series: Notes from a Spinning Planet book 1]
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Ingrid, age 14, Edina
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Tom Bender is a typical seventh grader. His days are filled dreaming about cars and girls and heroic adventures. Normal. The way he likes things. When Jessica Feeney arrives one month after school starts, things change. Almost immediatly Tom finds himself thinking about things that never occurred to him, and looking at people in different ways. This is a young adult chapter book about tolerance, acceptance, and compassion.
[Children's Fiction Book ABBOTT]
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Kenza, age 13, Plymouth
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I thought this was a good book. It starts out with Cadel Piggot (Darkkon, English) joining a squad of geniuses to take down Genome. But not everyone is who they say they are [Sequel to Evil Genius]
[Teen Fiction Book JINKS]
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Quentin, age 14, Saint Anthony
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The alchemist is such a great book that anyone could ever imagine. The Alchemist is the magical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure as extravagant as any ever found. From his home in Spain he journeys to the markets of Tangiers and across the Egyptian desert to a fateful encounter with the alchemist.
The story of the treasures Santiago finds along the way teaches us, as only a few stories have done, about the essential wisdom of listening to our hearts, learning to read the omens strewn along life's path, and, above all, following our dreams.
[Adult Fiction Book COELHO]
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Tanzim, age 15, Crystal
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This book was so sweet! It was a teen romance novel about a girl named Ashleigh. She likes short-term relationships that usually consist of only one or two dates. But when she moves to Michigan where the local fare of guys is limited, Josh just may be the one to break the record. If you have read any other books by Hawthorne, you know the books are hard to put down. So if you want a little cooldown from the heat, pick-up this book: Snowed In
[Teen Fiction Book HAWTHOR]
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Carol, age 14, Plymouth
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I thought this book was awesome! It is just as good as the first book. First it was vampires and now it's vampires and warewolfs. This book is full of adventure twisted in with an extra bite.This book makes you want to keep reading and reading. I would say that this is one of those books that keep you on the edge of your seat. [Sequel is Eclipse]
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Elise, age 13, Hopkins
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