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Rebel Robin
by A. K. Capetta
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This is a great prequel to Robin Buckley in stranger things. I love the podcast that goes with it too.

Wilderlore: The Night Compass
by Amanda Foody
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Absolutely incredible. I have almost no words to describe how phenomenal this series is. READ IT RIGHT NOW!!!

Out of my mind
by Sharon M Draper
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“Thoughts need words. Words need a voice.”

Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt
by Ben Reeves
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What a thought-provoking set of stories about mortality! This book will make you examine the choices you make in your life, through the lens of our limited human timeframe.

Loved One
by Aisha Muharrar
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I enjoyed this story and found it to be a comfortable read but it was not compelling enough to see out time to read it. However, I enjoyed the storytelling and writing style of this author and would read something by her again.

TBH, This Is SO Awkward
by Lisa Greenwald
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Lisa Greenwald is SUCH a good author! Just like Barbara Dee. This book had so much drama and was funny and relatable too. It hooked me right from the start!! 5 stars!!!

The 57 Bus
by Dashka Slater
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This book was recommended to me by my friend and I loved it. It tells the story of Sasha, who's skirt gets set on fire while taking the 57 Bus on the way home from school, and Richard, the boy who did set the skirt on fire and initially got accused of a hate crime. It goes through both students' perspectives and also provides background information that relates to their story. It shows the complexity of people and is just an amazing read. I would recommend this book to everyone as I believe it is an important book just to read. I would also recommend to people who have read Accountable, which is by the same author. If you like the 57 bus, you should also read Accountable.

Where is the colosseum
by Jim O'Connor
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Facts on the colosseum and roles history

The House We Grew Up In
by Lisa Jewell
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I usually love Lisa Jewell but this one fell short for me. It wasn’t an on the edge of your seat kind of thriller. I was listening to the audiobook version and struggled to be engaged from the start.

The Authenticity Project
by Clare Pooley
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This was the second book I read this summer that I found heartwarming in that it was a gentle reminder of the importance of human connection. This book had interesting characters and described them having friends, doing things in person and being authentic in their relationships. I enjoyed the characters learning about themselves and growing interpersonally.
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