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01-01-20 07:38 PM

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I'll recommend if you're a fan of learning about history to read Stories from the First World War, at least I think that's what it was called it's been years since I read the book but I remember finding it really interesting learning so many things that my school never taught me.

I'll recommend if you're a fan of learning about history to read Stories from the First World War, at least I think that's what it was called it's been years since I read the book but I remember finding it really interesting learning so many things that my school never taught me.

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01-04-20 09:22 AM

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One series that I would highly recommend is called The Storm Rubner by J.C. Cervantes. If you like series such as Pervy Jackson and Harry Potter I'm sure you would love this. In fact, it's obviously not by the person who wrote Percy Jackson but is basically commissioned by him and is about a different set of mythological heroes. Love it.

One series that I would highly recommend is called The Storm Rubner by J.C. Cervantes. If you like series such as Pervy Jackson and Harry Potter I'm sure you would love this. In fact, it's obviously not by the person who wrote Percy Jackson but is basically commissioned by him and is about a different set of mythological heroes. Love it.

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01-04-20 03:19 PM

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Before you watch It Chapter 2 it might be a good idea to read the novel by Stephen King. I read it years ago and there is so much more in the book than they can even touch in the movie. Some of the chapters in the book are from the viewpoint of Pennywise and it talks about the Galactic Turtle Maturin who is the counterbalance to his evil in the universe. I absolutely love it but it can also be a read long one to read at over a thousand pages.

Before you watch It Chapter 2 it might be a good idea to read the novel by Stephen King. I read it years ago and there is so much more in the book than they can even touch in the movie. Some of the chapters in the book are from the viewpoint of Pennywise and it talks about the Galactic Turtle Maturin who is the counterbalance to his evil in the universe. I absolutely love it but it can also be a read long one to read at over a thousand pages.

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01-13-20 08:50 AM

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I would probably recommend that people read blood brothers or maybe even wonder. They are pretty great and certainly interesting books to read and I think that they will hold up as amazing books for years to come too.

I would probably recommend that people read blood brothers or maybe even wonder. They are pretty great and certainly interesting books to read and I think that they will hold up as amazing books for years to come too.

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05-13-20 11:29 AM

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If you don't often find motivation to read books, I suggest reading The Reading Life by C.S. Lewis. It's an old book, but it has some great practical advice and wisdom in it! It's a collection of essays that C.S. Lewis wrote. I think it's also good for people who want to explore different types of books for different purposes.

If you don't often find motivation to read books, I suggest reading The Reading Life by C.S. Lewis. It's an old book, but it has some great practical advice and wisdom in it! It's a collection of essays that C.S. Lewis wrote. I think it's also good for people who want to explore different types of books for different purposes.

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08-26-20 03:57 PM

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okok I mainly only read this series because I have a crush on the person that recommended it, but you guys Gregor The Overlander is an amazing series. It's written by the author of the Hunger Games, before she wrote Hunger Games, it's a wonderful fantasy series with giant cockroaches, mice, warriors who fly on bats to fight wars. The lore of the world is amazing, and even reading the entire series, there was still a lot of the world that was undiscovered or not touched up on especially a lot of creatures, but regardless of that it's a touching story. The characters are all so fleshed out and well done, even one of the main characters who's a 2-3 year old is so important and will constantly bring a smile to your face. I cried multiple times in the final book, and remember don't get attached to any characters or your heart will break.

okok I mainly only read this series because I have a crush on the person that recommended it, but you guys Gregor The Overlander is an amazing series. It's written by the author of the Hunger Games, before she wrote Hunger Games, it's a wonderful fantasy series with giant cockroaches, mice, warriors who fly on bats to fight wars. The lore of the world is amazing, and even reading the entire series, there was still a lot of the world that was undiscovered or not touched up on especially a lot of creatures, but regardless of that it's a touching story. The characters are all so fleshed out and well done, even one of the main characters who's a 2-3 year old is so important and will constantly bring a smile to your face. I cried multiple times in the final book, and remember don't get attached to any characters or your heart will break.

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01-05-21 05:41 PM

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Well if there is an author recommendation I could make, I would recommend Raina Telgemeier's graphic novels, I got hooked on them four years ago, her books wouldn't stay on the shelf and I want to know why. Her Graphic Memoirs (Smile, Sister, Guts) are really good they make the late 80s-early 90s come alive, I like her original works Drama and Ghosts too, reading Drama brought me back to my Spring production days in High School (except I wasn't on Stage Crew I actually did act in plays, though they were small parts)

Well if there is an author recommendation I could make, I would recommend Raina Telgemeier's graphic novels, I got hooked on them four years ago, her books wouldn't stay on the shelf and I want to know why. Her Graphic Memoirs (Smile, Sister, Guts) are really good they make the late 80s-early 90s come alive, I like her original works Drama and Ghosts too, reading Drama brought me back to my Spring production days in High School (except I wasn't on Stage Crew I actually did act in plays, though they were small parts)

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