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Nikki on the Line
By Barbara Carroll Roberts
I read this book during the COVID-19 period, and borrowed this from my school library! Nikki is just an average seventh grader who loves basketball, has an annoying 3rd grader brother, and has a sperm donor father. However, things change when Nikki joins a basketball team called the Action, and money is tight in Nikki’s family. They make many sacrifices for Nikki to continue practicing on the team and join competitions. But.. Nikki navigates through changing friendships when her best friend starts to hang out with another girl rather than her, and the tough exercises that her couch gives the team, and loneliness and embarrassment that she has a “paper dad”. She feels like giving up when.. She meets a boy named Booker. She doesn’t exactly meet him, he’s been her science partner since the start of seventh grade. But Booker tells her his own gripping story about his family, and he inspired her to work harder, and the two of the start a relationship.. It all works out in the end, and I thought Nikki was a great character and even though I don’t play basketball, Nikki inspired me a lot, and I really enjoyed this story!
Tokyo Ghoul, Vol. 1
By Sui Ishida
Shy ken kaneki is thrilled to go on a date with the beautiful Rize but it turns out that she's only interested in his body in eating it that is.When a morally dubious rescue transforms him into the first half human half ghoul hybrid Ken must survive ghoul turf wars learn more about ghoul society and master his new powers 9.9/10 and keep in mind that this manga is rated OT for violence and gore but one of my favorite mangas IV ever read loved it and the art is amazing👍
The Last Hunt (The Unicorn Chronicles, Book 4)
By Bruce Coville
This was a fantastic book!!! It's super long, but it is so worth it. The series is one of my favorites!
Angel (Maximum Ride)
By James Patterson
As a part of an experiment, Maximum Ride and five other kids (Fang, Iggy, Nudge, Gazzy and Angel- The Flock) are genetically engineered to be 1% bird at The School. As a result of this, they have the ability to fly using the feathered wings which sprout from their backs. As well as being part of a prophecy which foretells that Max must save the world, The Flock are targets for many extremists, most of whom want them dead or to use as living weapons. They believe that they are oddities, freaks, even, and therefore, they cannot trust anyone. When she is on the run from deadly Erasers (who are genetically engineered to be part wolf), how can Max deal with the heavy weight that rests upon her shoulders?
Max Meow Book 3: Pugs from Planet X
By Gallagher, John
well it is one of my fave books. I love it and u should to
The Lord of the Rings / The Hobbit
By J. R. R. Tolkien
The movies are nice, but the books will have details in them that will answer all your questions. Follow Bilbo, Gandalf and the dwarves as they journey far away from the Shire. Then Frodo's journey will shock you with more dangers you ever imagined!
Tokyo Ghoul (Issues) (13 Book Series)
By Sui Ishida
James
This book is well, bone chilling. The first time I saw a “ghoul” devour on someones flesh it horrified me. The author is amazing at building these characters to seem REAL, it transports you into this dystopian place and its horrifying. This is a must read if you are into that sort of stuff. I do believe that the other reviewers are exaggerating a bit much on the quality as sometimes i’m so confused as to whats happening but its still an amazing series.
Pokemon: Ultimate Handbook
By Cris Silvestri
This book is the best! I loved reading it. It taught me so many new things about Pokemon. I am so glad I got to read it.
The London Eye Mystery
By Siobhan Dowd
So, when I first read this book, I thought it was just going to be something that wasn't too great. But as I read on, I realized how unique the characters were, and how different it was then some other stories. Mind you, I haven't read this book in a while, but when Salim disappeared, I was vying to know. It's amazing book, I definitely recommend reading this, I loved this book.









