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Killer instinct
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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I rate this book 5 stars because it was just as good as the first one. This book brought more depth to each of the characters stories and you find out way more about their interesting pasts. I also never anticipated the ending, just like the first book.

The Yellow Wall Paper
by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
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The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is a gripping psychological tale of a woman’s descent into madness. Through vivid symbolism and claustrophobic imagery, it critiques the oppression of women and the dangers of silencing their voices. Its a detailed look into unchecked mental illness.

Mockingjay
by Suzanne Collins
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I can’t even choose which Hunger Games book is my favourite: all had heart, fast-paced action (as well as a call to action), and relevant scenes and topics that are taking place as we speak. Mockingjay though, I got through the quickest and felt unease with each twist and event (for example Peeta hijacked to kill Katniss, or at the end with President Coin.) I cannot wait to read “A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” and “Sunrise on the Reaping.”

Gumption Relighting the Torch of Freedom with America's Gutsiest Troublemakers
by Nick Offerman
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Very thoughtful and humorous book about various American leaders, artists, patriots, and builders. However, some biographies are rather long and confusing, I appreciate the ending chapters where it was much shorter

The Correspondent
by Virginia Evans
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I thought this book was absolutely bonkers for the first 50 pages and questioned putting it down. But then I got curious and I couldn’t stop. I adore this old lady very much and loved reading her mail. Makes me want to get a pen pal!

Barron's Ielts With Audio Cds
by Lin Lougheed
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Absolutely helped with my ielts prep

June First
by Jennifer Hartmann
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This book is a wonderful read!! It is all about the power of love and forgiveness and family. Ms. Hartmann is an awesome writer!!

Dk Life Stories: Albert Einstein
by Wil Mara
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A quick summary of Einstein's life story - and living in NJ, near Princeton, I learned the history around the establishment of The Institute for Advanced Study for international scientific cooperation around 1932. Who knew? (I definitely looked dumbfounded in the past when someone I met said her husband worked there...) Got it now...

Another Day
by David Levithan
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5 stars. This book (especially at the end) broke me. The tone, mood and writing is amazing and kept me drawn in. I think what I like most about the book is the fact that I fell in love with the concept of love. That’s the whole premise behind this novel: realizing the one who you’ve loved for years never really cared, or if they did, it felt that you had to prove you deserved love an attention; the one who actually loves you who hops from different bodies everyday (the sci-fi aspect) though you know you can’t have them; and loving yourself and making your own choices, NOT based on either party. I had moments where I said to myself “man, Rhiannon sucks and I hate her.” Though yes, she was annoying, I felt bad for her being placed in the relationship tug-o-war between Justin and A. In my opinion I feel that this is a great 2000s YA novel and more people should read it. Whether you start with Another Day or Everyday (the first installment) the book is still memorable and nostalgic in a sense. (But when I tell you, you are going to feel that ending HARD. My heart started beating so fast at the last two chapters

Infinity Riders
by Kekla Magoon
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An amazing sci-fi book that was written by Kekla Magoon, Voyagers: Infinity Riders, tells us a story about four 12 year-olds saving Earth by getting 6 elements scattered across the galaxy. These elements are needed to create “The Source” to save Earth. Every planet has its own dangers. This book tells about their journey of getting the 4th element on planet Infinity which has high gravity. There are caves filled up with dangerous creatures on planet Infinity. It's up to these 4 kids to get the 4th element. Overall, I would recommend this amazing book(and series) to all sci-fi fans.
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