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Most people already know this, but in case you don't know it; the Twilight Saga is amazing! If you like drama, romance, action, or pretty much anything, you'll love these books! They make you obbessed with reading! They seem really long, but the pages go by sooo fast! Give them a try, anf I'll be you'll love them!
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Kendra, age 13, Brooklyn Park
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I just read this book, just for fun for Halloween, Its a fun mystery. its about Alex and Yasmeen, the main characters, think ghosts are making all the neighborhood cats disappear. Its fourth grade level , Its a book just to read for fun if you are bored.
[Children's Fiction Book FREEMAN]
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Mohammed, age 18, Hopkins
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid is one of my favorite series! I read all three so far, the third one is my favorite. It's really funny. Greg is the main character in the book, hes known as the wimpy kid. Find out whats it about by reading this series, you will like it!
[Children's Fiction Book KINNEY]
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Mustafa, age 13, Hopkins
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This book was first published in 1983, its a really old book. I just finished reading it, and I really liked it. As the title says its all about witches and ghouls, all these creatures. I think anyone would like this book as much as I did.
[Children's Fiction Book DAHL]
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Mustafa, age 13, Hopkins
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This book is exactly like the movie. I loved it, its very exiting, and unexpected! A girl names Bella almost gets, run over by a classmate's van in the parking lot. ThatÂ’s all I'm saying! Who do you think saves her? Read this book to find out! [Series: Twilight Saga, book 1]
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Mohammed, age 18, Hopkins
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Meg Cabot is one of my favorite authors. This one is my favorite by Meg Cabot, also it's the fist in the Mediator Series. If you haven't read the mediator series you should begin, they are so good. I'm on number five in the series. Any teenage girl should try it! [Series: Mediator, book 1]
[Teen Fiction Book CABOT]
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Heba, age 16, Hopkins
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I always just loved the movie, so I finally decided to read the book. The book was really good in its own way because it was a little different from the movie. Its fun to compare the movie books to the actual film. I loved the book much more then the movie, you decide! [Series: Princess Diaries, book 1]
[Teen Fiction Book CABOT]
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Heba, age 16, Hopkins
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The first James Bond novel, this was also the foundation for the recent movie. It is both a spy novel and a history lesson--the entire plot is saturated with the fears and political realities of the cold war. Unlike in the movie, Bond faces off against communists and Soviet agents, not terrorists. Still a thrilling tale. Surprisingly the plot is quite close to that of the movie.
[Adult Fiction Book MYSTERY FLEMING]
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Erin, age 17, Independence
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Funny, in a farcical and slapstick fashion altogether different from Shakespeare. A man attempts to save himself from heartbreak by selecting his chosen bride as a young child and raising her in seclusion, only to find his best plans foiled.
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Erin, age 17, Independence
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It was a really good book that made it seem like you were right there in the story! It had a lot of things in it that I'm interested in, like the Amazonian Rainforest, animals, and adventures. Very interesting and entertaining, plus it makes you think.
[Children's Fiction Book HUSSEY]
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Emily, age 14, Minneapolis
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