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Marley & me

Grogan, John
Life with the Worlds Worst Dog. A very excellent story, weeps at the end.

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8/2006

Teaching Hope

Gruwell, Erin
Stories from the Freedom Writer teachers, about their experiences in teaching. Some really poignant stories. I kind of weeped up at the story of Pablo and Frankie (#147).

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4/2011

The Million Dollar Putt

Gutman, Dan
Ed, a blind teen, takes up golf. Pretty good story.

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I sure wouldn't want to have asthma. I think I would worry all the time about when my next attack would come. At least blindness is something you can count on every day.

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6/2008

Among The Barons

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Luke has to go stay with Lee's parents.

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12/2004

Among The Betrayed

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Nina escapes from Population Police prison.

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12/2004

Among The Brave

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Trey joins the Population Police, rescues some of the hidden.

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12/2004

Among the free

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Luke contributes to the end of the Population Police.

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9/2006

Among The Hidden

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
An illegal "third" child hides from the Population Police.

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11/2004

Among The Imposters

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Luke is placed in a school where he has to try fit in.

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11/2004

Caught

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Book five in The Missing series. By far the most interesting of the series (so far) as I had NO idea about this Einstein stuff.

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10/2014

Found

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Book 1 of the The Missing series. An adopted teen gets a disturbing letter. And then another. And then there was that mysterious airliner with all the babies thirteen years before. Pretty good, feels like I've read it before, though.

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9/2014

Just Ella

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
The rest of the Cinderella story.

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3/2004

Running out of time

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Josie lives in a small town in Indiana in 1840. At least she THOUGHT so. Interesting premise, not super exciting but a quick read.

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3/2007

Sabotaged

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Book 3 in The Missing series. Jonah and Katherine head off to sixteenth century Virginia. We're talking Virginia Dare time here.

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10/2014

Sent

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
The Missing, Book 2. Jonah and Katherine time-travel to the 1400s.

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9/2014

Torn

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Book 4 of The Missing series. Jonah and Katharine end up on Henry Hudson's ship Discovery on his last voyage. The one with the mutiny. Yikes!

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10/2014

Turnabout

Haddix, Margaret Peterson
Old lady gets treatment that reverses ageing process. Interesting.

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2/2004

The Humans

Haig, Matt
Alien comes to Earth to kill everyone that knows about a mathematical discovery. I enjoyed it. A lot of short chapters, always a plus!

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11/2024

The Midnight Library

Haig, Matt
Nora is tired of living and decides to OD. The librarian from her school days intervenes. Or something like that. Very good, I enjoyed reading it very much!

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According to science, you start off as coal and you end up as coal. Maybe that was the real-life lesson. -- Superman LIED to me!!

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Mrs. Elm tutted disapprovingly. "For someone who has read a lot of books, you aren't very specific with your choice of words."

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A Moment Of Extreme Crisis In The Middle Of Nowhere
"Oh fuck," whispered Nora, into the cold. -- That's a whole chapter there!

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Schrödinger's husband, so to speak.

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"Bless you," said Nora, watching as the tissue disappeared from the librarian's hands the moment she'd finished using it, through some strange and hygienic magic.

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9/2024

Camouflage

Haldeman, Joe
A pretty darn good story of an alien being exploring Earth of a period of a million years or so. The romantic part came upon me a little too suddenly, but I can live with it. The end made me tear up a little.

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"Bicycling causes rain," Jack said. "Scientific fact." (pg. 105)

Words I Had To Look Up:

Collegial (pg. 81) -- Characterized by camaraderie among colleagues.

Ephemeris (pg. 147) -- A table of values that give the positions of astronomical objects in the sky.

Fale (pg. 161) -- Traditional Samoan thatched roof house.

Inchoate (pg. 268) -- Not yet completed or fully developed.

Shannon entropy (pg. 276) -- Some complicated thing having to do with information theory. Look it up yourself!

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7/2008
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[Abadzis - Adams] [Adams - Albert] [Alcott - Anderson] [Anderson - Arngrim] [Arnow - Auxier] [Aveyard - Baen Publishing Enterprises] [Baen Publishing Enterprises - Barker] [Barnard - Barnard] [Barnard - Barr] [Barr - Bauer] [Baum - Beaton] [Beaton - Beaton] [Beaton - Beattie] [Beattie, editor - Birdsall] [Birney - Block] [Block - Block] [Bloor - Bosch] [Bosch - Brashares] [Breathed - Brucker] [Bruère - Bujold] [Bujold - Bujold] [Bujold - Cain] [Cain - Card] [Card - Carlson editor] [Carr - Chambers] [Chambers - Choldenko] [Choldenko - Clarke] [Clarke - Cody] [Cody - Colfer] [Colfer - Collins] [Collins - Connelly] [Connelly - Constantine] [Constantine - Corbett] [Corcoran - Cornwell] [Cornwell - Crais] [Crais - Crichton] [Crichton - Curry] [Curry - Cussler] [Cussler - Davis] [Davis - Dilloway] [Dilloway - Dorsey] [Dorsey - Dowd] [Dowell - Duble] [Duncan - Elkins] [Elkins - Evanovich] [Evanovich - Fairstein] [Fairstein - Ferris] [Ferris - Flanagan] [Flanagan - Flint] [Flint - Foster] [Foster - Francis] [Francis - Francis] [Francis - Frazier] [Freedman - Gaiman] [Gaiman - Gash] [Gash - Gleason] [Godwin - Gould] [Grady - Granger] [Grann - Greenleaf] [Greenleaf - Grimes] [Grimes - Grisham] [Grogan - Haldeman] [Haldeman - Hall] [Hall - Hannah] [Hannigan - Haynes] [Hayter - Heinlein] [Heinlein - Heller] [Heller - Herman] [Herman - Hess] [Hess - Hiaasen] [Hiaasen - Hines] [Hirahara - Holman] [Holmes - Howe] [Howe - Ibbotson] [Irving - Jerome] [Jerome - Kaaberbøl] [Kaaberbøl - Kaminsky] [Kaminsky - Key] [Khoury - King-Smith] [King-Smith - Knight] [Knight - Krakauer] [Kratman - Landry] [Lange - Lawrence] [Lawrence - Lee] [Lee - Leonard] [Leonard - Lewis] [Lichtman - Lockhart] [Loewen - Lowry] [Lowry - M.W.] [MacAvoy - Maguire] [Maguire - Marsh] [Marshall - Mass] [Mass - McBain] [McBain - McCrumb] [McCrumb - McFadden] [McGuire - Meyer] [Meyer - Montgomery] [Moody - Moore] [Moore - Muchamore] [Muir - Neville] [Newitz - Niven] [North - Novik] [Nunn - O'Brian] [O'Brian - Oliver] [Oppel - Paolini] [Paretsky - Park] [Park - Parker] [Parker - Parker] [Parker - Paulsen] [Paulsen - Pearson] [Pease - Petry] [Peyton - Pohl] [Pooley - Poyer] [Poyer - Pratchett] [Pratchett - Pratchett] [Pratchett - Pronzini] [Pronzini - Pynchon] [Queenan - Radlauer] [Rankin - Rehder] [Resnick - Ringo] [Riordan - Roll] [Rollins - Rowling] [Rowling - Russo] [Russo - Sanders] [Sanders - Scalzi] [Scalzi - Schmatz] [Schmidt - Scottoline] [Scottoline - Sepetys] [Seranella - Shusterman] [Shusterman - Smith] [Smith - Soto] [Soto - Stark] [Stark - Stephenson] [Stephenson - Strieber] [Stroke - Stroud] [Stroud - Tapply] [Tapply - Tomlinson] [Toole - Turtledove] [Twain - Van Draanen] [Van Draanen - Waldman] [Waldman - Weber] [Weber - Weir] [Wells - Westerfeld] [Westerfeld - Westlake] [Westlake - Wiles] [Wiles - Wister] [Wodehouse - Woodruff] [Woods - Zevin] [Zevin - Zusak] 

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