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Unbroken
by Laura Hillenbrand

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The book Unbroken is an amazing story about Louie Zamperini who survived a plane crash, survived 47 days in the sea with no food or water, and was held a prisoner of war for two years. While Louie was a POW during World War 2 he survived many near death experiences in the many prisons and camps he was in. After returning home he married a woman named Cynthia and had a baby named Cissy. He couldn't control himself and often had dreams that reminded him of the war. His wife managed to get him to a church and his whole life changed. Louie Zamperini lived until 97 years old. I would recommend this book because it is an unbelievable true story that kept me on the edge of my seat wanting to read more about his life.

The Wellington Avalanche, 1910 (i Survived #22)
by Lauren Tarshis

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This book was amazing to read. I absolutely loved this book because of how the author put so much detail into this tragic event in history. She also added a bit of fiction to make the reader really enjoy this book. It really felt like you were there experiencing the pain too. I strongly recommend this book.

Pages & Co.: The Last Bookwanderer
by Anna James

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The final book in this series was the most interesting because there was constant action and excitement. For example, Oskar turned the floor into jelly to annoy Merlin and then Oskar and Tilly figured out how to escape the alchemist by defeating Merlin. My favorite part was when the characters were in different layers of a book. Merlin led them into a cave where Milo pulls the sword in the stone to unlock the Book of Books. Overall I think this book is the best of the series.

Winter Turning: A Graphic Novel (wings Of Fire Graphic Novel #7)
by Tui T. Sutherland

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I love wings of fire. This book was one of my favorites because of all the action. In it, Winter and his friends search for Queen Scarlet, look for Winter's brother Hailstorm, take the Diamond trial, and more! I recommend this book to anyone who likes graphic novels, adventure, and dragons!

Kristy And The Snobs: A Graphic Novel (the Baby-sitters Club #10)
by Ann M. Martin

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This book was very good. It was funny and sad at the same time, and sometimes it almost made me cry. There was also an important lesson in it: Some times people who seem mean actually aren't, and they actually feel bad about themselves.

Good Girl, Bad Blood
by Holly Jackson

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This book was so suspenseful like the first one in the series. I loved the plot twists, they were so surprising and had me reading until the book was done.

Hour of the Bees
by Lindsay Eager

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This book was really well written because it made me feel sad for the characters/events. There was also some plot twists which I like, the ending especially surprised me. I also enjoyed how the fantasy story that one of the characters told was intertwined with the realistic fiction. This was a great book, and I would like to read some more of Lindsay Eager’s books.

The Beginning Of Everything
by Robyn Schneider

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In the first chapter of the beginning of everything, I was confused about the book and what was going on. After the second chapter, the book started to make a lot more sense. So far, I think this book is great. I loved this book, after every chapter I would want to read more. I would definitely get another book similar to “The Beginning of Everything”

You Only Live Once, David Bravo
by Mark Oshiro

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I liked this book because it was relatable. It was relatable because David (the main character in the book) gets nosy questions about his family like I sometimes do. I also loved the ending and the plot twists.

My Hero Academia: Team-up Missions, Vol. 2
by Yoko Akiyama,yoco Akiyama

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This book was great! Each short story is very funny, and have their own plot.