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“Sadie is a sophomore in high-school. Her family moves and she is forced to go to a new school. She wants something to be unique and interesting about her, so she makes up a peanut allergy. Sure, it gets her a few friends and maybe a boyfriend along the way, but in the end Sadie learns that one...”

“ Sadie is a sophomore in high-school. Her family moves and she is forced to go to a new school. She wants something to be unique and interesting about her, so she makes up a peanut allergy. Sure, it gets her a few friends and maybe a boyfriend along the way, but in the end Sadie learns that one white lie can get you into a lot more trouble than you think. Paul Hoppe got me caught in this book. I'm usually a very slow reader but I whipped through this book in one day. Peanut is a graphic novel great for middle schoolers both boys and girls. I loved this book and its perfect if you are looking for a quick fun read.”

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“Summer and Bird are sisters living in their little cottage with their mom and dad in the middle of nowhere. Out of the blue the girls' parents disappear. Their mom leaves a letter made out of drawings that forces the sisters to decode what it is saying. They decide to go into the woods in search...”

“ Summer and Bird are sisters living in their little cottage with their mom and dad in the middle of nowhere. Out of the blue the girls' parents disappear. Their mom leaves a letter made out of drawings that forces the sisters to decode what it is saying. They decide to go into the woods in search of their parents. Along the way the sisters get separated and have to fend for themselves, until they meet some friends of their own... Katherine C.'s writing if for a more mature audience. I know for me I found the book to be kinda confusing at times and hard to follow. If you are planning on reading this book make sure that you have a good attention span. I thought this book had an amazing story line, but I just don't think it was exactly right for me. Overall, if you are looking for a whimsical, imaginative book, this would be the perfect read for you.”

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• Rated 3 stars

“Ginny is a young girl living in present time U.S. She gets a bunch of letters in the mail coming from her recently passed aunt. They say to follow what they say and complete the missions. There are 13 in all. Ginny travels all over the world in hope of completing the tasks given by the envelopes....”

“ Ginny is a young girl living in present time U.S. She gets a bunch of letters in the mail coming from her recently passed aunt. They say to follow what they say and complete the missions. There are 13 in all. Ginny travels all over the world in hope of completing the tasks given by the envelopes. Maureen Johnson does a great job of describing all the places Ginny goes. So well, that you feel as if you are there. I thought this book was good. I recommend it for girls aged 10-13.”

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• Rated 4 stars

“Janie Scott is a girl from the U.S that moves to Europe. She meets a neighbor and school mate named Benjamin. His Dad gets in danger and Janie and Ben set out to help. This book is set in 1952. Maile Meloy does a great job at making "real" characters. This book has mystical aspects to it, but she...”

“ Janie Scott is a girl from the U.S that moves to Europe. She meets a neighbor and school mate named Benjamin. His Dad gets in danger and Janie and Ben set out to help. This book is set in 1952. Maile Meloy does a great job at making "real" characters. This book has mystical aspects to it, but she does a great job at making it all seem completely normal and non-fiction. I really loved this book. I recommend it for both boys and girls aged 11-14.”

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RMaia reviewed a book.

“This book is slightly depressing. It is about a girl (Melinda) who is suicidal because at a party she felt uncomfortable and called the cops. Everybody hates her in High School now. She feels very alone and has no friends, and she pushes away anybody who wants to become closer (you will figure...”

“This book is slightly depressing. It is about a girl (Melinda) who is suicidal because at a party she felt uncomfortable and called the cops. Everybody hates her in High School now. She feels very alone and has no friends, and she pushes away anybody who wants to become closer (you will figure out why if you finish this book!). The conflict is between Melinda and Andy who was an important role at the party. The authors writing is very realistic, and a little sad.”

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“I loved this book. It included lots of action and mystery, with all of the dust and stuff (and you never really find out exactly what it is). So I really want to read the second in this series.
Recommended for 12+ because of wording? Sounds old-timey, kind of hard to understand at times.”

Grace Horan reviewed a book.

“I actually liked this book a lot. John Green is a great author who wrote another one of my favorite books (The Fault in Our Stars). This one is about a boy named Miles who goes to a boarding school. He meets a bunch of people and a girl named Alaska.
I recommend this book for 12+.”

RMaia reviewed a book.

“This is my ultimate favorite book in the whole wide world! The characters in the story are Hazel and Augustus. Hazel has lung cancer and at her cancer support group she meets this boy named Augustus. He changes her view on life and they go on many adventures together, discovering what it means to...”

“This is my ultimate favorite book in the whole wide world! The characters in the story are Hazel and Augustus. Hazel has lung cancer and at her cancer support group she meets this boy named Augustus. He changes her view on life and they go on many adventures together, discovering what it means to really live. The conflict in the book is when Hazels cancer becomes really serious, and she is prohibited to go places she really wants to go. The authors writing is really passionate and you can tell he put effort in his book. ”

Grace Horan reviewed a book.

“I LOVED THIS BOOK. It's about a girl, Hazel, who's diagnosed with stage IV cancer but miraculously survives. She falls in love with a guy she meets at her support group (Augustus Waters), who has osteosarcoma. I'd recommend this book for anybody, I guess, over 12, because it has some hard words.”

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• Rated 5 stars

BlowfishJonas reviewed a book.

“During world war two, a family is forced to leave there town while allied forces occupy it. While morale is low, a lowley houscat, left behind, wanders around each day, lifting the spirits of the troops. The writing style keeps you entertanied, and it is very quickly paced. The characters are...”

“During world war two, a family is forced to leave there town while allied forces occupy it. While morale is low, a lowley houscat, left behind, wanders around each day, lifting the spirits of the troops. The writing style keeps you entertanied, and it is very quickly paced. The characters are instantly loveable and you beging to like even the cat! good book indeed. ”

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BlowfishJonas reviewed a book.

“A fantastic and intriguing look on the life a lowly english private investigator solving the murder case of an 18 year old, and the disappearance of a girl 34 years ago. The writing was great, full of interesting plot twists,, and the characters, all unique, where to die for. The cases bring...”

“A fantastic and intriguing look on the life a lowly english private investigator solving the murder case of an 18 year old, and the disappearance of a girl 34 years ago. The writing was great, full of interesting plot twists,, and the characters, all unique, where to die for. The cases bring tears to your eyes and the solving them gives you a feeling of justification. This book moves you. ”

BlowfishJonas reviewed a book.

“OUt of the Dust features a beautifully written poetry book about a struggling, lovable family living in the dust bowl in 1934. The main character, Billie Joe, is a girl who, after a fire consumes her mother and her hands, learns how to cope again with her father bringing a new girl into her life....”

“OUt of the Dust features a beautifully written poetry book about a struggling, lovable family living in the dust bowl in 1934. The main character, Billie Joe, is a girl who, after a fire consumes her mother and her hands, learns how to cope again with her father bringing a new girl into her life. The plot was fanominal and the writing style was to fall in love with. ”