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For the books, I can't forget.

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Just sharing the list of books I've read (as far as I can remember, obviously). I had read so much books, I remember the stories, but forgot the title! Bear with me. Here are some of the books that made a dent on my brain and contributed to the prese...
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For the books I can't forget
 
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It's the idea that there's a city underneath the grounds but the people living in it have no knowledge that the outside world exists. This was actually a fun read. You'll get hooked by the mystery the protagonists needs to solve. and you'll ponder al...
The City of Ember: The First Book of Ember
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Oh this is an old book I read when I was in 6th grade! Still can't stop thinking about it. It's been years. I love this one. They're like the powerpuff girls but make it regal0-era, fantasy, adventure.
The Prophecy of the Stones by Flavia Bujor
 
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This is perfect for an afternoon light read while sipping your favorite drink. It starts light but will hunt your conscious mind after. It did mine.
Tuesdays with Morrie (FINAL
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Oh! I first saw the movie of beatrix potter. Then found the books on booksale. I fell in love with these books because of the watercolor drawing and the whimsy of each! I always look for these books whenever I'm at a thrift bookstore. This became my ...
Beatrix Potter Originals
 
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Someone gave me this book when I was in 6th grade and in this book I lived for the dreams, and ambitions of Jo March. Fvck the patriarchy as Taylor Swift would have said it.
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
 
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This is the continuation of the city of ember. What happened to them after they escaped the city below? What lies ahead? The search for answers is one more step ahead.
The People of Sparks (Book of Ember, #2) by Jeanne DuPrau
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Oh this was such a beautiful read! It'll make you cherish the people in your life a bit more. I promise you this is a really good one.
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab
 
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This is more on modern warfare. I must say the ending of this book is pretty satisfying and well served. If you loved, the Sum of All Fears, you'd prolly love this too!
Rainbow Six (John Clark Novel, A): Clancy, Tom
 
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Oooh I love this book! my college friend lent me this one. At that time, it was like an original concept for me, so that was exciting. Think The Hunger Games without the killing, mixed with Cinderella and a royal love triangle.
The Selection (Selection Series #1)
 
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Saw the illustration of the cover of this book first on Instagram. A cute little dragon so mesmerized by the breads on a bakery window. Then I fond out the artist released a book. It was a cute and light-hearted story, perfect for little kids and kid...
The Bakery Dragon
 
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Anne of Green Gables will always have such a special place in my heart. Anne is wonderfully dramatic, imaginative, stubborn, and full of life, and I love how she finds magic in the most ordinary things. It’s such a comforting story about friendship, ...
Anne of Green Gables (Barnes & Noble Collectible Editions)
 
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Loved the Maze Runner trilogy? Then get ready to go back to where it all began. This prequel reveals Thomas's story before the cure, and its final twist will leave you stunned. I mean, it did leave me stunned :>
The Kill Order (Maze Runner Prequel) (Maze Runner Series #4)
 
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Ever wondered how it all began? Curious about who chose Thomas? The Fever Code takes you back before the Maze, before the Glade, and straight into the secrets that started it all. Fans of the series, this one's a must-read. :>
The Fever Code (Maze Runner Series #5)
 
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I know it's written for kids, but I'm a kid at heart, and that counts too! You'll fall in love with the illustrations, if the sweet story hasn't already won you over.
Guess How Much I Love You (Board Book)