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this book is about a girl who goes to visit her aunt for the summer. she makes new friends and learns alot about herself. as always, sarah dessen makes her characters super interesting. not just "normal" ppl. the plot keeps developing the whole book. its amazing how dessen keeps your attention the whole time without having it be all action. keeping the moon pulls you in during the first few pages and keeps your attention throughout. this book is awesome and i loved it!!
its a total must read!
[Teen Fiction Book DESSEN]
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Ingrid, age 14, Edina
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This book is wonderful! It has some suspense and keeps the reader wanting more. It combines faith, love, a little romance, a little western and a great plot to really pull the reader in and help them become a part of the story. You can really feel like you're there.
[Adult Fiction Book ENGER]
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Kelly, age 16, Brooklyn Park
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This book is absolutely amazing. Meyer spins this story more like a severed artery, the pain and depression is very realistic. She describes a great friendship between Bella and Jacob. With a happy ending this truly is a classic
[Teen Fiction Book MEYER]
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Emma, age 12, St. Boni
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This book was really good it is part of a series about a girl named Violet Travilla. This books are based in the 1800s. In this book she is starting a mission for the poor in the Wildwood neighborhood. She is working to start a school, clinic, and have food for the people who need it. By the end of the book her mission (samaritan house) is going well and the people are beginning to trust her and her friends. [series: Life of Faith: Violet Travilla #4]
[Teen Fiction Book FINLEY]
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Aly, age 12, Minneapolis
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I think this book was okay but it was too long and couldn't get to the point very fast. But it was very good with detail and action in which the kid uses his mind to get out of things. kind of like Artemis Fowl only not as good
[Teen Fiction Book JINKS]
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Quentin, age 14, St. Anthony
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This book was the best teen book ever because of all the twists and turns in this novel about a super genius. It is just like the Harry Potter series, and who doesn't like Harry Potter?
[Teen Fiction Book JINKS]
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Brian, age 13, Edina
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Going into this book, I thought it was a little boring,but it definitely does pick up. This book was so incredibely moving for me.
The author employed pathos to draw the reader in using emotions. There was alot of very vivid imagery. I would absolutely 100% recommend this book to everyone to read. It was amazing. Very interesting, very touching. A true story of love.
[Adult Fiction Book HOSSEIN]
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Yekaterina, age 16, Maple Grove
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It was so emotionally strong. One could feel everything. It was like living through what the characters were experiencing. The style of the writing brought everything to life. It was the most amazing book I ever read. I even cried at the end when I thought the main character had died and I'm not that emotional. I loved it so much I bought it.
[Adult Fiction Book MEYER]
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Nora, age 15, Eden Prairie
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I thought this was an interesting book that was very humorous and imaginative. The characters are very realistic and unique, and they are great assets to the story.
Overall, the book is very good, although the ending isn't the best. I would definitely recommend this book to teenage girls who love fantasy!
[Teen Fiction Book BRAY]
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Melissa, age 13, Eden Prairie
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Uglies is an amazing, deep book that really makes you think, while still being funny and entertaining at the same time. It is a fast paced book that is always exciting, and keeps you hooked until the final page. I'd strongly recommend this book to anyone who loves science fiction, or anybody looking for an awesome read!
[Teen Fiction Book WESTERF]
Reviewer:
Melissa, age 13, Eden Prairie
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