Romance
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Now a high school junior, Samantha tries to decide whether she is ready to have sex with her boyfriend, who happens to be the President's son. Notes: 2nd book in the All-American Girl series. The first is called All American Girl. |
“This is a
great book that represents and stands for many of the same values that
we [high-schoolers] face.” “It is a quick and fun read.” Alexis - 12th Grade |
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Seeking to
rebuild his life, ex-Baltimore cop Nate Burke takes a job as Chief of
Police in the tiny, remote Alaskan town of Lunacy, where he comes face
to face with the independent Meg Galloway and an unsolved
fifteen-year-old-crime. Notes: Publisher’s Weekly starred review Kirkus starred review
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“This book is romantic but at the same time, it keeps you on the edge of your seat to find out what happens next. You’ll be surprised and pleased when you reach the end of the book.” Misti - 11th Grade |
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When Shaharazad becomes enslaved, she must remain cool and calm to come up with a clever plan that will make the coldhearted king see her in a different light in order to change her future.
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“This book is about a storyteller who changes a king with her stories. By the end of the book, the king and the storyteller fell in love.” Kayla - 12th Grade |
