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ana.real
House Arrest | K.A. Holt
Mehso-so

A good realistic book about family problems. Personally, I think its kind of mid and not really my taste. It ends on a cliffhanger which wasn't that pleasant, if the book is going to be mid why add a cliffhanger? It just makes it worse. 💙

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ana.real
Schooled | Gordon Korman
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Started reading Schooled by Gordon Korman Today! So far seems interesting, I'll give updates soon! 💛

ellerbethebest i think this is the most preppy girly account i have EVER seen!! #luvya now
ana.real @ellerbethebest thanks so much your so preppy as well! #luvya too! now
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GirlNamedJesse
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Pickpick

My favorite book of the year! Drew‘s voice is so dryly funny it set me off over and over again. I can‘t get over the reviews interspersed in the text giving it all an over the top feel. Serious “Shameless” vibes made me guffaw on more than one occasion. I loved the fierce protectiveness of the siblings and the insane plan they pulled off together. Amazing! 😂

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AroundTheBookWorld
The Archer at Dawn | Swati Teerdhala
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Shannon_McKinney
Three | Kristen Simmons
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Pickpick

Final book in the Article 5 series. I really enjoyed this series and its conclusion. I am truly surprised this series wasn‘t more popular as it came out at the height of YA dystopian. 4 🌟

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Lauredhel
Twelfth Grade Night (Arden High, Book 1) | Molly Booth, Stephanie Strohm
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Library pickup today - a high school Twelfth Night retelling graphic novel.

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Lizwarnerpdx
Pickpick

Book #3. Read this with my kiddo. Still a fave series.

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Lizwarnerpdx
Pickpick

Book #2. Read this with my kiddo. Still a fave series.

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Lizwarnerpdx
Pickpick

Book #1. Read this with my kiddo. Still one of my faves.

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shortsarahrose
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Mehso-so

I love the overall theme of this YA anthology - that resistance is an everyday act and sometimes just surviving is resistance. And some of the stories were excellent (“As You Were” by Bethany C. Morrow and “Ruth” by Laura Silverman), but the short pieces didn‘t work in the audio format. And while the description mentioned #DisabledAndCute, the disability rep in here basically amounted to a mention of that hashtag in a poem, which was disappointing