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The Picture of Dorian Gray
by Oscar Wilde
Book Reviewed by Lyza
"The Picture of Dorian Gray is written by Oscar Wilde and takes place in England during the 19th century and follows a young, beautiful, and innocent Dorian Gray as he descends into corruption and evil sparked by his introduction to Lord Henry, a cynical man who insists that beauty and youth are the most important things in life. This philosophy drives Dorian to become obsessed with remaining youthful and beautiful regardless of the consequences that follow. This descent into sin and corruption is reflected in the portrait done of Dorian by Basil Hayward, a man who had once admired Dorian Gray's innocence so dearly he painted the very portrait that would come to symbolize Dorian's obsession with his past self as he spiraled farther into delinquency. Oscar Wilde's writing is descriptive and beautiful and he weaves his novel with intense imagery and figurative language that emphasizes the experiences of Dorian and expands on the themes of obsession and innocence v. sin that are followed throughout the novel. Additionally the queer subtext in this novel makes it unique for the time period and adds another layer to the meaning of the story and the role that sin plays as well as making Oscar Wilde's decision to publish and write the novel brave and defiant only making the book more intriguing. I really enjoyed this book and found it a fairly easy classic novel to read as a majority of it felt like reading a modern book which made it easier to enjoy the story and writing!"
What does this book remind you of? "This reminds me of The Secret History by Donna Tartt and Dracula by Bram Stoker."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Fans of dark academia and gothic literature."
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The Bell Jar
by Sylvia Plath
Book Reviewed by Kinley S.
"This book follows a young woman named Esther Greenwood while she receives a scholarship to live in New York for the summer and interns for a newspaper company. After she gets home from New York she falls into a depressive episode. I really enjoyed this book but it was a little confusing at times. There was a lot going on in the beginning but it slowed down once she left New York. I would say this is one of my favorite books. Sylvia Plath is very clever and thorough. Be prepared for a sad book!"
What made you interested in reading this book? "I knew the author was a famous poet and I loved her poetry, so I wanted to read her novel."
What does this book remind you of? "I would say this book is pretty unique but I can see her writing style reflected in her other work."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Fans of If He Had Been With Me but set in olden times."
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The Maze Runner
by James Dashner
Book Reviewed by Geren
"The Maze Runner by James Dashner is a thrilling novel that is set in a mysterious and dangerous maze. The story follows, Thomas, a teen boy who wakes up in a strange location called the Glade with no recollection of his past. He joins a group of other boys trying to survive and escape the maze, filled with mystery. The book is suspenseful and fast-paced, keeping me turning the pages well into the night. The writing was engaging and action packed while the mystr of the maze made the story more exciting. I thought the characters were interesting, and I liked how their relationships shifted and grew under the intense circumstances. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone who enjoys an adventure. This is the first book in a series, and I cannot wait to read the next one. The ending was a major cliffhanger and I am excited to see what happens next."
What does this book remind you of? "The Hunger Games and Divergent, with a large survival element and dystopian plot twists. The setting and mystique also made me think of the TV show Lost."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Fans of dystopian fiction, readers who enjoy books with mystery and action, and anyone who liked The Hunger Games, Ender's Game, Divergent, etc., would likely enjoy reading this book."
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The Darkest Minds
by Alexandra Bracken
Book Reviewed by Matina
"Ruby, like thousands of other children in the US, is in the a camp called Thurmond. This is because a disease has swept the country and those that remain alive are left with powers, all classified into different colors. Ruby is an Orange, one of the more dangerous kinds, and manages to convince the adults that she is not a threat due to the nature of her powers. She is capable of inducing amnesia in people, and when that is discovered, a woman breaks her out of the camp to use her powers for nefarious purposes. She runs away and joins a group of other kids that have a goal: to make it to a camp where it is said that many people like them exist. The stakes developed by the author in this tale are very intriguing, and it leaves you wondering about the world that these characters inhabit, and there are many parallels to the world we live in today. It is a great read, and the book is one that I enjoyed. There is also a movie based on this book."
What does this book remind you of? "I was reminded of The Hunger Games due to the dystopian aspect, and Percy Jackson because of the powers involved and the camp."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Those who like kids with powers facing a harsh society would enjoy."
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The Lightning Thief
by Rick Riordan
Book Reviewed by Sam C.
"The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan follows a twelve-year-old boy named Percy Jackson who discovers he's the son of a Greek god. Set in a modern world where ancient mythology is real, Percy goes on a journey across the United States with his friends Annabeth and Grover. The story mixes action, humor, and mythology as Percy learns about his heritage and battles mythical creatures. The setting shifts between everyday American cities and magical, mythological locations hidden from mortal eyes. It's a fast paced and fun read that reimagines Greek myths for a new generation, with strong themes of friendship, identity, and bravery. You will get addicted and read every single book in the universe, and buy a bunch of merch!"
What made you interested in reading this book? "I saw it online during the pandemic and was immediately interested. I had also watched the movie when I was younger."
What does this book remind you of? "This reminds me of Harry Potter with its fantasy elements and The Chronicles of Narnia with its strong family representation and amazing characters."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "I would recommend this book to fans of the movies definitely. I would also recommend this entire series to fans of mythology, this entire universe is based in mythology."
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Six of Crows
by Leigh Bardugo
Book Reviewed by Sophia Z.
"Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo is a fantastic read for those who like a fantastical plot. This book includes magical powers and a crazy out of this world heist that one gang mastermind plans. Kaz Brekker is one of the youngest gang leaders known for his crazy ideas and his high intellect that lands him in trouble with other gang leader. This book is set in the fictional place called Ketterdam where there are all kinds of people, from criminals to upper level politicians. Kaz Brekker brings together a group to carry out his ridiculous heist, and we see all the struggles this group goes through as they get closer to the date where they break in to one of the most secure places in the world. This book is filled with twists and turns that is filled with action packed moments. There are so many complex moments that show the intricate relationships all of the characters have in their life. This book is an amazing read and it really kept me hooked, and all the descriptive information that drives the story really make it such a good read."
What does this book remind you of? "The Netflix TV show Wednesday and the book A Darker Shade of Magic. Wednesday has the same high stakes level of drama in Six of Crows, and both of these have supernatural elements involved. Adding on, for A Darker Shade of Magic, it also has supernatural elements and a crazy smart main character."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Someone who enjoys fast paced books with supernatural elements mixed in."
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Six of Crows by Leigh BardugoBook Reviewed by Bella
"Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo is a dark, thrilling fantasy novel set in the Grishaverse, a world filled with magic, danger, and political intrigue. The story follows a group of outcasts, thieves, and criminals as they embark on a seemingly impossible heist. The main protagonist is Kaz Brekker, a cunning and ruthless young crime lord known as "Dirtyhands." He assembles a diverse team of misfits to infiltrate an impenetrable fortress and steal a valuable substance that could change the world. The crew includes Inej, a deadly spy and acrobat; Jesper, a sharpshooter with a gambling problem; Nina, a Grisha with the power to manipulate flesh; Matthias, a former soldier and sworn enemy of Nina; and Wylan, an explosives expert with a troubled past. The plot centers around their high-stakes mission to break into the Ice Court, a heavily guarded prison where the key to the heist lies. As they journey through dangerous territories, they must face both internal and external threats, including betrayals, shifting alliances, and the looming threat of a ruthless enemy who will stop at nothing to get the power they seek. At its core, Six of Crows explores themes of loyalty, redemption, and the blurred lines between good and evil. The book is packed with action, complex character relationships, and unexpected twists, making it a gripping read for fans of fast-paced fantasy."
What does this book remind you of? "The writing style reminds me a bit of The Cruel Prince by Holly Black!"
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Fans who love an action-packed fantasy!"
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Heartless Hunter
by Kristen Ciccarelli
Book Reviewed by Cecilia
"This book follows a girl named Rune who lives in a society where witches are shunned and killed, and she is hiding as one. She acts as a high-society woman during the day, and at night, she goes out and saves witches from the hands of the republic. She finds herself in a sticky situation when she begins a "relationship" with the head of the Republic Guard, Gideon. Throughout the story it is a mouse chase for each of them as they both hunt each other right under their noses. I had heard about this book all over my social media, so I wanted to see what all the talk was about."
What does this book remind you of? "This book in unlike anything I have ever read, and kept me on my toes the whole time."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Anyone who loves a suspenseful and surprising story, this is perfect for you. Also with the romantic plots, this story is truly addictive."
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Together We Burn
by Isabel Ibaänez
Book Reviewed by Bella
"Together We Burn by Isabel Ibañez is a fantasy novel set in a world where dragons and their riders have long been a symbol of power, but have now become extinct due to a deadly rebellion. The story follows Zarela, a young woman who is determined to keep her family's dragon-riding tradition alive by managing her family's arena where dragon fighting events used to take place. However, with the loss of dragons and the decline of the sport, the arena is on the verge of falling into ruin. Zarela’s world turns upside down when a mysterious, dangerous dragon emerges—alive and unbound—and she is thrust into a dangerous, high-stakes fight for survival. To make matters worse, her family's legacy is under threat from political intrigue and dark forces who want to control the power of dragons for their own gain. Zarela must step up, learning to confront her fears and navigate this treacherous world of betrayal, power, and revenge. Alongside the enigmatic dragon trainer, Arturo, she faces an uncertain future where both her family’s honor and her own life are at risk. Together, they must uncover hidden secrets about the dragons' past while finding a way to survive the brutal challenges ahead. The novel blends elements of romance, action, and fantasy, focusing on themes of family legacy, self-discovery, and the cost of power. Zarela's journey is one of personal growth and defiance, as she fights to preserve her heritage and protect those she loves."
What does this book remind you of? "Reminds me a bit of A River Enchanted by Rebecca Ross, they just give me similar vibes!"
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Perfect for fans of dragons, romance, and dancing!"
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Horse
by Geraldine Brooks
Book Reviewed by Cecilia
"This story follows three different plot lines, one following an enslaved man named Jarret, one in the present day following scientist named Jess, and one an art historian named Theo. They are all connected through this racehorse that Jarret helped train. When this racehorse and his legacy make it way to Jess through her studying the stallions bones, and Theo by finding a painting of the horse, they uncover the powerful story of the unheard Black man that helped lead the horse to his victory. It blew my expectations away."
What does this book remind you of? "I have never read or seen anything quite like this book, it is truly a remarkable story with nothing to compare it to."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Anyone who likes history, horses, and intertwining plots, this story is for you. So many plot twists happen, and beware that this story is not only just a tear-jerker, it will change your perspective on things in life."
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Three Times Lucky
by Sheila Turnage
Book Reviewed by Matina
"During one of the strongest hurricanes in history, Mo LoBeau is sent traveling down flooded streets tied to a raft made of a billboard. She is then found by a Colonel with amnesia, and begins her life in the town of Tupelo Landing. She has friends, like Dale, and goes about her days pretty casually. That is, until a murder occurs and Dale is the prime suspect. To make matters worse, two people who mean the most to her are kidnapped, and it is up to Mo to pick up the pieces, but proving her close friend’s innocence, finding the murderer, and returning her loved ones proves to be no easy task. This was a great read and I enjoyed the writing style of the author, because the main character has so much personality! The mystery aspect of the story is down well, and I was excited to see how certain aspects of the plot played out."
What does this book remind you of? "Nothing really, this is a pretty original book."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Those who want a story about a town in North Carolina filled with mystery, pick this book up someday!"
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Five Survive
by Holly Jackson
Book Reviewed by Olivia H.
"Imagine you're headed down to the coast for your last spring break, and then, bam, you and your friends' RV tires get shot out in the middle of nowhere. Duh, duh, duhhhh. Well, that is exactly what happens to Redford "Red" Kenny and her five friends as they are headed for Gulf Shores for Senior Spring break. Red is stuck on a 31-foot RV with her best friend, Maddy; Maddy's brother and so-called leader, Oliver; Oliver's girlfriend, Reyna; and classmates Arthur and Simon, with no service for eight hours in the SC countryside as they deal with the stress and secrets a mysterious sniper wants them to reveal. This book was super good and super suspenseful. The first like 1/3 is just kinda introductions, but once their tires get shot out, I was on the edge of my seat wondering what was going to happen next. Holly Jackson primarily writes in 3rd person, which isn't my favorite, but for her, I'll make an exception, even if Red's internal dialogue screams ADHD. Good length, took me about three days to read. It is a little hard to keep up with six characters' information, but I also think that with that many main characters, not all of them get the spotlight. tw: death, loss of parent, blood. It is in 3rd person, and I feel that Red's thoughts are a little jumbled, as if she had ADHD, so it is a little tough to follow her train of thought. Read Holly Jackson's other books, they are all great!"
What does this book remind you of? "It definitely reminded me of other young adult mysteries, but I got a little bit of a Law & Order vibe, and one of the characters reminded me of Rafe Cameron from the Netflix show Outer Banks. Also, with all the characters, it gave off a One of Us is Lying feel by Karen M. McManus."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Someone who likes a mystery where you have to pay close attention for clues, and who likes a good plot twist."
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No Place Left to Hide
by Megan Lally
Book Reviewed by Olivia H.
"To everybody, Brooke Goodwin is a prime example of perfection. Private school, money, Ivy League, beautiful. But she has a secret about a night six months ago, one that she is determined to leave in her past forever after she leaves Salem, OR. But before college can begin, she has to celebrate getting into her dream college by partying with her friends and her crush beachside. On her way back home with her best friend, Jana, an old truck starts chasing them though winding back roads with no service, promising to back off once little miss perfect Brooke confesses about what really happened that September night all those months ago. This book was so good it's indescribable. My jaw was wide open for half of it, and the ending was so good. For only two books by Megan Lally, I love her writing style, and I love the switch between past and present that adds to the suspense. It's pretty short and easy to read. tw: cussing, death, blood."
What made you interested in reading this book? "I follow a girl on Instagram who recommended this book, so thanks to Hannah <3"
What does this book remind you of? "This book was murderous Gossip Girl. Brooke was like Blair Waldorf, Serena van der Woodsen, and Georgina Sparks all rolled into one, xoxo. It also switches back and forth between past and present like some Freida McFadden books."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "readers who love a good PLOT TWIST, which this book definitely has, but no spoilers (:"
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That's Not My Name
by Megan Lally
Book Reviewed by Olivia H.
"An amnesic girl wakes up on the side of the road in the middle of the night, bloodied and bruised. Local cops take her in when a man shows up, claiming that she is his daughter, Mary. Switch to Drew's pov, he has been looking for his girlfriend, Lola, and despite the whole town believing that he killed her, he won't give up. These stories get more entwined as the book goes on and more secrets are revealed. Why isn't Mary's "dad" comfortable with her going outside? What really happened the night Lola went missing? What did Megan Lally put into this book to make it so good? This book was so, so, so good. Yeah, with my extensive Criminal Minds knowledge, I could still kinda guess the plot twist, but I did not think it would be that twisty. For Megan Lally's first book, I say she killed it, pun intended. And it was so short, if someone really tried, they could read it in one sitting. tw: death, blood, cussing, murder."
What does this book remind you of? "It was like reading a Criminal Minds episode, but you don't actually get to see the BAU; you just see the victim, but I definitely feel like there was a Criminal Minds episode just like this."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Anyone interested in amnesia, trying to get your memories back but nothing feels right kinda thing, with a big PLOT TWIST."
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Everything I Never Told You
by Celeste Ng
Book Reviewed by Lyza
"Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng takes place in a small Ohio lake town in the 1980s and follows an interracial family after the sudden death of their oldest daughter, Lydia. The book is centered around the Lee family as they attempt to come to terms with Lydia's unexpected death and the shocking secrets that float to the surface and threaten to tear the family apart as they grieve. Throughout the novel we learn more about Lydia's parents, Marilyn and James, as they cope with Lydia's death and the reality that their problems and traumatic pasts are resurfacing. Meanwhile Lydia's siblings Nath and Hannah struggle with the tragedy on their own faced with the mystery of their sisters death and the impact it holds for their family. The author Celeste Ng does a wonderful job keeping the reader engaged and guessing about what will happen next while telling a story rich with suspense that keeps you second guessing until the end. A great book but you may want to throw it a few times before you finish it."
What does this book remind you of? "This book reminds me of Where the Crawdads Sing due to the narration and imagery used."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "For readers who are entertained by unreliable narration and plot twists!"
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The Perfect Marriage
by Jeneva Rose
Book Reviewed by Bella
"The Perfect Marriage by Jeneva Rose is a psychological thriller centered around the seemingly perfect marriage of Sarah and Adam Hall. On the surface, they appear to have it all—wealth, success, and a luxurious lifestyle. However, behind closed doors, their relationship is far from ideal. The story begins with Adam being arrested for the brutal murder of his mistress, Kelly Summers. Sarah, a successful criminal defense attorney, is initially shocked and devastated, but she decides to represent her husband in the trial. As Sarah delves deeper into the case, she begins to uncover dark secrets about Adam’s life, their marriage, and the truth behind Kelly's death. As Sarah navigates the complexities of the case, she discovers that nothing is as it seems. The lines between right and wrong blur as she starts to question her own beliefs, her loyalty to Adam, and what she is willing to do to protect him. With each new revelation, Sarah must confront the possibility that her perfect marriage may have been built on lies, and that she might have been blind to the truths that were always lurking just beneath the surface. The Perfect Marriage is a gripping, twist-filled thriller that explores themes of betrayal, deception, and the complexity of love and marriage. The novel keeps readers on edge, constantly challenging them to question who can truly be trusted, while building toward a shocking and unpredictable conclusion."
What does this book remind you of? "Reminds me a bit of Holly Jackson’s books, they just both have that great mystery vibe!"
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Fans of murder mysteries and plot twists you won’t see coming!"
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Great Big Beautiful Life
by Emily Henry
Book Reviewed by Cecilia
"This book is about a journalist named Alice who goes to a small island in Georgia to interview an old heiress who went into hiding. She is then faced with another journalist competing for the same job, and they become more than friends. This book is truly a story within a story as we watch Hayden and Alice's love story unfold, but also the life of Margaret Ives, one of the daughters of one of the most powerful families in America. I am obsessed with all of Emily Henry's books, so when this one just came out, I knew I had to read it."
What does this book remind you of? "This book reminds me of Book Lovers by Emily Henry because of the aspect of both the main characters being authors, but this book was so unique on its own."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "If you are someone who wants something a little more than just a beachy love story with intertwining plots and a crazy plot twist at the end, then this book is for you!"
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In Five Years
by Rebecca Serle
Book Reviewed by Bella
"In Five Years by Rebecca Serle is a contemporary fiction novel that explores themes of love, fate, friendship, and self-discovery. The story follows Dannie Kohan, a meticulous and career-driven lawyer living in New York City. She has her life planned out perfectly — including a job interview at her dream law firm and an engagement to her long-time boyfriend. However, everything changes when Dannie falls asleep and experiences a vivid vision of her life five years in the future. In this vision, she wakes up in a different apartment, with a different man, and a completely unfamiliar life. The vision only lasts an hour, but it deeply unsettles her. Back in the present, Dannie tries to dismiss the dream — until four and a half years later, when she meets the man from her vision under unexpected circumstances. What unfolds challenges her assumptions about destiny and forces her to reevaluate the nature of love, loyalty, and the unpredictability of life. Ultimately, In Five Years is a poignant and surprising story that blends elements of romance and emotional drama, leading to a powerful, bittersweet ending."
What does this book remind you of? "Reminds me a bit of The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston, they both have great subtle magical realism!"
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Perfect for fans of romance, heart break, and magical realism!"
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The Seven Year Slip
by Ashley Poston
Book Reviewed by Bella
"The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston is a whimsical and heartfelt romantic novel with a touch of magical realism. It follows Clementine, a successful publicist who is grieving the recent loss of her beloved aunt. She inherits her aunt's charming New York City apartment — a place with a mysterious secret: it slips through time. One day, Clementine discovers a stranger living in the apartment — Iwan, a charming and ambitious chef. But there's a twist: he's living in the apartment seven years in the past. As Clementine and Iwan get to know each other across time, an emotional and romantic bond forms between them, despite the impossibility of their situation. As the story unfolds, Clementine must confront her grief, her past, and the choices that have shaped her life. The novel explores themes of healing, timing, and taking chances on love — even when the timing seems all wrong. The Seven Year Slip is both romantic and reflective, blending magical time travel with emotional depth, resulting in a love story that’s as much about personal growth as it is about connection."
What does this book remind you of? "Reminds me of In Five Years by Rebecca Serle, they both have great aspects of magical realism and romance!"
Who would enjoy reading this book? "For fans of adorable romances and perfect characters!"
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Tuesdays with Morrie: an old man, a young man, and life's greatest lesson
by Mitch Albom
Book Reviewed by Molly
"Tuesdays with Morrie is a really emotional and powerful book by Mitch Albom. It’s about Mitch, a guy who visits his old college professor, Morrie, every Tuesday after finding out he’s very sick. The whole story mostly takes place at Morrie’s house, where they talk about important stuff like life, love, family, and what really matters. Morrie is super wise and always has something deep to say, even though he’s not feeling well. I thought the book was really good, but it was kind of sad. It made me think about how I spend my time and what’s actually important in life. The writing was easy to follow, and it didn’t feel boring at all. I liked how real their conversations were, like I was actually sitting in the room with them. The book was not too long, which was nice, and it kept me interested the whole time. I would totally recommend this book to other kids my age, especially if you like stories that make you sad and emotional."
What made you interested in reading this book? "I heard that it could change the way you think about a lot of things, like like and loss so I tried to be philosophical and was like yes, okay."
What does this book remind you of? "The Fault in Our Stars, by John Green."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Someone who enjoys crying."
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American Sniper: the Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History
by Chris Kyle
Book Reviewed by Molly
"American Sniper is a true story about Chris Kyle, who was a Navy SEAL sniper in the Iraq War. The book takes place mostly during the war in Iraq but also shows parts of Chris’s life back in America with his family. The main character is Chris, and we also meet his friends from the military and his wife. The story talks about his missions, what it was like being a soldier, and how hard it was for him to come home. When I read this book, I felt a lot of different things. Some parts were really exciting and made me feel like I was there with him. Other parts were sad because he had to deal with losing friends and problems at home. The book was kind of long, but it was easy to read because Chris wrote like he was just telling his story. I liked that it showed both the good and bad parts of being a soldier. Overall, American Sniper was interesting and made me understand more about what soldiers go through."
What made you interested in reading this book? "I watched the movie because it had that one guy from The Hangover in it and then I realized the movie was pretty sad, and so I read the book."
What does this book remind you of, and who would enjoy reading it? "'Call of Duty'- and anyone who enjoys that game."
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Hooky
by Miriam Bonastre Tur
Book Reviewed by Matina
"Dani and Dorian are twins who accidentally miss their bus to their school of magic. Afraid of what their parents might do upon finding out, they seek the help of tutors before finding Master Pendragon. And so begin the tales of the twins, the master’s apprentice Nico, and a princess by the name of Monica who wishes to find the prince that had been kidnapped. The four have some fun adventures discovering their strengths in magic, developing close friendships. But beneath the happy surface, lie secrets of the witching world that are yet to be revealed. The art in this book is phenomenal, and the character’s designs and personalities were so engaging. The author created such a captivating story that leaves you wishing for more, and there is more, since this is a trilogy. Magic is represented in a beautiful way, and the conflicts that arise because of it are exceptionally written. I have reread this graphic novel more times than I can count, it’s just that good."
What does this book remind you of? "It reminds me of Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun, but with magic instead of the supernatural. There’s also another webcomic called 'Marionetta' by the same author."
Who would enjoy reading this book? "Those who enjoy magical adventures with interesting characters would like this book."
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