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To Kill A Mockingbird
by Harper Lee

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A very memorable novel about how we should be contra injustice and that those who do are very important to society. when we dont stand up for what's right, we are on the oppressive side. it might not be easy or simple but the correct thing to do is always going to be justified regardless of anything else.

Animal Farm
by George Orwell

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I really enjoyed seeing the how the different animals coincide with current political figures and how we can be like sheep following the pigs.

Verity
by Colleen Hoover

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This was very different from the steamy romances that Hoover is known for. This was a really good suspense/thriller story. The ending left me wondering what was true and what were lies. Really good read for anyone who likes tension and a twist.

Oliver Twist
by Charles Dickens Complete Collection

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fun book to listen to

1984
by George Orwell

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****

The Handmaids Tale
by Margaret Atwood

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four stars

twilight
by Myers

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Very nice

The Bluest Eye By Toni Morrison
by Toni Morrison

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****

I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings
by Maya Angelou

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got me to like biographical books and i began to think about the idea that how everyone has a story to tell no matter what. usually we hide things/topics/relationships that hold the most significance or key value for us

Call Of The Wild
by Jack London

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The entire book all I wanted to do was make Buck my dog and spoil him like crazy. The beatings by Man and dog fights were a lot to read, but I'm glad he found John, even for a little while.