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items Reading is freedom! One who reads can be immersed in many opportunities for adventure. These are just some books that captured me. There is no limit on genre here.
Change isn't always bad. Though we may be put in uncomfortable positions and life will seem to toss us around humans have a way of being resilient- Esperanza definitely teaches us that! An enjoyable read for tweens.
Esperanza rising by Pam Muñoz Ryan
If you like fantasy, elves, half-bloods and family angst with a spin- you'd like Nolyn. Nolyn was a hidden gem I didn't think I'd like- yet here we are. The action starts from the beginning and it keeps you hooked with the drama until the end. I don'...
Nolyn
Sparks literally transports you to take a walk down memory lane with Landon. It's through this character's eyes that you are able to (re)visit the highs and lows of a love worth fighting for. And the start and finish of a sad yet happy story. Even if...
Walk to Remember - Reprint by Nicholas Sparks (Paperback)
Not your typical zombie story. Have you ever wondered about what the experiences of other people, in similar situations to you are? This book covers that. The zombie apocalypse is a pandemic, how is each and every part of the world handling it? This ...
World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War
A classic thought-provoking book of wisdom. Take a dive into the timeless adventure a personal self-disfovery. . You'd definitely stay captivated from cover to cover and you'll leave with at least one piece of applicable advice.
The Alchemist
Newsflash the main character dies... But that isn't the end, it's the beginning. It's a lovely start to a book series where at death life begins.
School for Spirits: A Dead Girl and a Samurai
Thought provoking in a way that allows you, the reader, to truly ponder reality and society. You begin to ask yourself what would I do in this position? Would I live here? I read this as an adolescent and again as an adult. I would recommend this to ...
The Giver (Newbery Medal Winner)
A good read that keeps you rooting for Ender from start to finish. Beneath the action, there are deeper themes of manipulation, especially involving the children. Reading it at 12 or 13 (like i originally did) made Ender easy to relate to, and it set...
Ender's Game
Short yet thought provoking. It makes you wonder sometimes how those around you view your presence. Are you truly of importance to them? Or are you simply just worth as much as your usefulness? Everyone should read this in their lifetime.
The Metamorphosis: Franz Kafka
What will a man do for his love? What lengths will he go? Will he change himself completely? Adopt a new attitude? New company? A false sense of self? The Great Gatsby answers that question and more. Captivating novel!
The Great Gatsby: F. Scott Fitzgerald