The Mystery Of The Towers’ Treasure

By David B

The Tower Treasure, by Franklin W. Dixon is a book that was written in 1927. This book has Frank & Joe Hardy the son's of the best detective in the city of Bayport. These boys are not to mess around with. They are as sharp and smart as their father and they can help with finding the culprit.

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By Aiden M.

Dust, by Joan Frances Turner, is a gripping book that instantly gets you hooked. It combines some of the most popular things today. One such thing is zombies. This book is full of gory scenes that may make some people's stomachs twist. Joan describes these scenes with much sensory language. Max has risen from the dead and has begun a new life with a gang until things start to go wrong.

"a cool, clever title in the subject line of the email" ;)

By Jasmine S.

Just by reading the title of Jesse Andrews book, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, you're probably thinking, "Yet another story about a child dying of cancer." Jesse Andrews communicates the problems throughout high school and the true meaning of friendship clearly.

Marriage and Other Things That Turn Us Crazy

By Mackenzi V.   

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn is a hit or miss novel. It is considered a thriller (along with her others, Dark Places and Sharp Objects), focusing on the disappearance of Amy Dunne and its effects on her husband, Nick. Despite the book's dark subject matter, there are instances of humor and some moving moments. It is at once a study in crime, marriage, and the psychology of humans.

The Guide to Life, the Universe, and Everything

By Anthony M.

Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is a comedic novel detailing the story of improbable space travelers who journey the galaxy in search of adventure. The story starts on Earth with an average human, Arthur Dent, who is saved from Earth's destruction by Ford Prefect, a professional hitchhiker. These characters travel from ship to ship across the galaxy and encounter several of the universe's most obscure mysteries, ultimately discovering the true meaning of life, the universe, and everything.

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by Razz A.

                        The novel 'The Storytelling Animal' is a book on creating stories from the imagination. There are also a bunch of references to other books that were written in the far past. This story also revolves around how different everyone's imaginations are for instance between boys and girls/men and women, adults vs. children, and typical readers vs. atypical readers. This meaning those who read on a small timely basis against those who don't read on a typical basis. Reading this book has pros and cons explaining  how and why everyone has different stories through research of neuroscience, psychology and evolutionary biology.

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By Razz A. 

                Ender's Game is a book written in third person  about a boy, named Ender,  who is a genius on Earth and is recruited to go fight strategically in a war against aliens as a counter attack from when they tried to take over Earth, which nearly wiped out the entire human population. He goes through various trainings and gets promoted by going through different schoolings provided by the government. Reading this novel there are some pros like how you connect with the character and then the cons  where reading  parts of the book seemed a tad unorganized.