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The sequel to the 2016 Newbery Honor Book The War I Finally Won written by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley, continues the story of Ada whose mother hated her because she was born with a clubfoot and locked her away. In this book, it was set in Kent, England in the 1939...
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Under Rose-Tainted Skies by Louise Gornall Is about a teenage girl named Norah who suffers from extreme anxiety, called agoraphobia. So horrible she can't even go outside when Luke moves in next door the two create a special bond. The story is about love and courage, Luke helps Norah conquer...
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A clever twist on the classic story, Danielle Paige's "Dorothy Must Die" series introduces a number of new characters in addition to what the reader might be familiar with. Amy Gumm isn't at all remarkable, her alcoholic and drug-abusing mother is unfit to look after her after a divorce, and her...
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Summary: Everything, everything by Nicola Yoon is a book that is about an African American girl who is allergic to the outside world, she meets her new next-door neighbours and has deep feelings for the boy that moved next to them. The movie carries on, telling the readers about her health...
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Join me on a live reading of Chess Raven (all of it spoiler protected) and be sure to leave a comment along the way. One chapter at a time!
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Jane Caro’s historical fiction novel, Just a Girl is captivating, insightful and a creative interpretation on Queen Elizabeth’s Life.
Read moreHey guys! So when I first looked at the book, I actually felt a bit nervous. I'm not really a fantasy person, especially when it connects with the modern world. The concept of magical realms and mythological characters kind of twists my brain a little, but I think the book is...
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