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This story is called Dress Coded by Carrie Firestone. It is about Molly Fisher, a girl who wants to make a difference in the way her school sees people. Specifically the girls, her school targets the girls if their shorts are too short of their body is “distracting”.

I see you’ve called in dead
by John Kenney
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This book was a really fun and introspective read. Writing style is really funny and loved the main character, Bud.

Lord of the Flies
by Willam Golding
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I decided to do a reread after I watched the show adaptation. I was curious about all the differences, and the book really just paints the intensity to a higher degree.

everyone in my family has killed someone
by benjamin stevenson
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this was a fun and funny book! not many books make me laugh. it was an interesting ride, but the end fell a little flat for me.

My Extra Best Friend
by Julie Bowe
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It’s an ok read. I probably wouldn’t recommend it, just because of how mean the girls can be to each other, but the overall message about learning the truth before deciding about someone is a good reminder. The author painted the scenes and the characters well.

The Way of Kings
by Brandon Sanderson
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Loved it! Brandon Sanderson does a fabulous job world building, including a fascinating magic system. I love the nuanced characters that you still want to support. My only complaint is that there are a LOT of characters to keep track of, which is especially difficult early in the book.

Flesh
by David Szalay
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This won last year's Booker Prize. Detached POV with a sad story of disconnection for a person whose life seems to end up where it started--alone

This inevitable ruin
by Matt Dinniman
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Super complicated and break-knock pace make this book not for the feint of heart. Still fun but the weeds grow deeper.

Wild Dark Shore
by Charlotte McConaghy
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Part futuristic dystopian story, part literary suspense, this story shifts points of view giving the reader a fully realized story of people at the edge of a crumbling world.

Annie Knows Everything
by Rachel Wood
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A very cute, somewhat unlikely read. SPOILER AHEAD: I am glad that they did get married, Annie trying to break it up felt uncomfortable? Was that just me? Overall a cute read!
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