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Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Books Scarborough Teens Recommend!


Just in case you missed the awesome book reviews posted this summer on the Teen Wall of Fame in the Youth Services Room, here are a few of them.  


Zoe says about Delirium by Lauren Oliver:

"I liked how Lena changes throughout the book and also that the book is based in Portland, Maine."
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Katie comments on Wideness and Wonder: Susan Goldman Rubin:

"I like how the author includes lots of details about Georgia O'Keeffe's life that made the book interesting and included artists and other people who inspired her."

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Max liked The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke:

"In The Thief Lord the detective Victor Getz is an extremely funny character.  It takes place in Venice, and it talks about the canals.  The story is very suspenseful, too."

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Meredith commented on Inkheart by Cornelia Funke:

"I liked that this book was filled with detail and surprises.  Just as you think they will all live happily ever after something exciting happens!"

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Lyndie loved Copper Sun by Sharon Draper:

"Copper Sun is an amazing and eye-opening book about slavery in the 18th century from the point of view of 15-year-old Amari.  This book really shows the hardships and pain and humiliation of the slaves as well as their hope."
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Sam says this about True Legend by Mike Lupica:

"I like how the author shows you what it is like for really good players and how it is not as easy as it looks."
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Ashley liked Molly Moon's Hypnotic Time Travel Adventure by Georgia Byng:

"I like how a girl my age could time travel and hypnotize people."
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Isabella thinks this about So B. It by Sarah Weeks:

"I like that it was heartwarming, and that it could be a true story."
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What books have you read this summer that you loved?  

Happy Reading,
Connie

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