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I read the most well know choices Wings of Fire Warriors Harry potter Alice and wonder land These are really great series for me |
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WOF and Warriors are kinda geared more towards... middle school audiences, I think. I read warriors 1st through 8th grade. The Lunar Chronicles is sci-fi and pretty good. Red Queen, if you haven't already read it, is pretty good, at least for the first book or so |
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I have read the entire Red Queen series and I loved it! Some of the middle books were a little slow, but once you get through them, it is so worth it. If you like Greek mythology but not in a Percy Jackson kind of way, I highly suggest the Starcrossed trilogy by Josephine Angelini. She also has a trilogy about witches and traveling through different dimensions that is super good called Trial by Fire.
Saltea Stables said:
WOF and Warriors are kinda geared more towards... middle school audiences, I think. I read warriors 1st through 8th grade. The Lunar Chronicles is sci-fi and pretty good. Red Queen, if you haven't already read it, is pretty good, at least for the first book or so
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Basically anything that Laini Taylor has written is a good book. Most of it's fantasy. There's creepy things and cute fluff. |
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Nate Temple series by Shayne Silvers. Not YA, its an urban fantasy. But 10/10 would recommend to anyone. |
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This is solid gold haha!
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Oakie Equine said:
Gimmie all the tea. I am all the tea.
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I'm reading a historical fiction book called The Child On Platform One by Gill Thompson, and its really good so far. |
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total potter nerd here, have read the harry potter series over 27 times (i started at age 7) |
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Lol. I also dont want to grow up. Anywho, I really enjoyed the Valkyrie series by Kate O'Hearn, as well as any of Pam Munoz Ryans books. Ah and The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate is a funny novel, but I also find the author manages to show how women and men were (and still are, but not to so much extent) treated differently without it going dark. Bibliophiles unite! |
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The Secret Life of Addie LaRue Reaction: I truthfully was expecting so much more from this book. Starting out, it was so so good. It got really intense really quickly and then seemed to fizzle out with about 100 pages left. It took me forever to get past this point. The ending was good, and open ended so you can decide what really happens or they are planning on writing a second book. Recommendatiom: The concept of the book makes it worth reading, but beware of the slow areas. If you fizzle out of books that have slow parts, this may not be for you. The Nature of Witches Reaction: This was an impulse buy. It was a super quick read and I really enjoyed it. The mixture of magic, nature, and the real world makes it so fun. The story line is so good. Recommendation: I really do recommend this book. It wasn't anything absolutely amazing, but it is a nice rainy day read. |
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Clear with Temps dropping into the Teens
