This book is set in 2083 where Anya's dad died and he was in charge of a big coffee brand. In this time, coffee and chocolate were illegal and through spending time at high school with her friends and taking care of her siblings, she is put through many hardships that eventually she overcame... or not.
Looking for a good book? Check out these recommendations by fellow Farmington Community Library teens! Comments are welcome - or join our Teen Advisory Board to add reviews of your own!
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Showing posts with label 5. Show all posts
Thursday, December 28, 2023
I Fell in Love with Hope by Lancali
A beautiful and devastating story about life, loss, disease, death, and love, this story follows five chronically ill kids as they attempt to steal back every memory disease has taken away from them and the hope that connects them all. A sensitive, thoughtful, heartbreaking, and uplifting novel that will make you feel all emotions.
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5,
Disability,
Friendship,
Realistic Fiction,
Teen Book Reviews,
Tough Topics
The Thing About Leftovers by C. C. Payne
This book was originally assigned to me for extra reading but I grew to really enjoy it. It's about a young girl whose parents divorce and how she comes to finally accept herself. I really enjoyed this book.
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5,
Cooking,
Family,
Realistic Fiction,
School Stories,
Teen Book Reviews
Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson
It's a great book to read (especially for 8th graders)! It took me some time to adapt to the way it was written, but now when I re-read it, it makes more sense every time. It's really fun to read, the author's tone makes us have different moods in every other scene! Overall, AMAZING book!
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5,
African Americans,
Family,
Historical Fiction,
Secrets,
Teen Book Reviews
Book Lovers by Emily Henry
A modern twist on the small-town romance trope, the book is about a girl named Nora Stephens who is the villainess of everyone's romance. Funny, relatable, and heartwarming, this is a great way to describe this book.
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5,
Realistic Fiction,
Romance,
Teen Book Reviews
My Friend the Enemy by Dan Smith
A plane crashes right in front of Peter's house! He realizes it's a German plane! Everyone died except one. Ummm, that's not good. The soldiers are after that German. Peter and Kim find this wanted German in the woods and decide to help him. (I would've ran, but ok.) I really love this story as it always catches your attention. The climax was also very interesting.
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5,
Friendship,
Historical Fiction,
Secrets,
Teen Book Reviews,
War,
WWII
Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
Do you like fantasy and/or even mystery? Do you like the Harry Potter series? If so, you'll like this book. Taking place at a school filled with magical staff and students, teenagers try to figure out what happened to their frenemy. While on this mission, they make self-discoveries, find out many secrets, and have emotional moments.
Wednesday, December 27, 2023
Until We Meet Again by Renee Collins
This book is all about love. When a girl unwillingly travels with her parents to a beach house in Massachusetts she goes out for a walk but then stumbles across a beautiful beach and meets a handsome stranger saying that the house and beach were his family's property and that the year is 1925. She soon discovers the mysteries that surround this strange boy, and she has to save the boy who means everything to her. But to do this she needs to change the course of history.
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5,
Romance,
Teen Book Reviews,
Time Travel
Nothing Else but Miracles by Kate Albus
It is a great book that talks about how the Holocaust in Germany affected a lot of families in the U.S. The main character has two brothers, one older(17) and the other one 8. Their mom died so her father has been taking care of them, but this year he was pulled in to help fight in Germany. How will they survive without their dad?
The Prison Healer series by Lynette Noni
This was (and is) the greatest book series! It's the perfect combination of fantasy, humor, and romance. I completely fell in love with each character. This is actually my first romantasy series that I've read, and this series is what got me into reading romantasy.
Life of Pi by Yann Martel
My rating for Life of Pi is 4.5. The main reason is it is a survival fiction. It is a great book; if I were to recommend this book to someone. The reason I cut .5 is from page 59-79 it was the most boring parts of my life.
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5,
Adventure,
Animals,
Made into Film,
Survival,
Teen Book Reviews
Percy Jackson: Chalice of the Gods by Rick Riordan
The original trio is back! Percy is on a quest for college application letters with his friends by his side. Percy, Annabeth, and Grover meet godly friends, old and new, in this thrilling installment in the Percy Jackson universe. Definitely worth reading for all the fans of Percy!
Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
It's a super good fantasy book about a girl who gets a spell cast on her so she seeks to find a wizard to reverse this horrible curse and has lots of adventures along the way.
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5,
Fantasy,
Made into Film,
Magic,
Self-Image,
Teen Book Reviews
Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney
It’s great! It’s about a boy who really just writes in a diary about his life and it is just interesting to read! It’s mostly funny! It’s AWESOME.
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
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5,
Action,
Bullying,
Disability,
Dragons,
Family,
Fantasy,
Magic,
Romance,
Teen Book Reviews
Supergifted by Gordon Korman
This book was awesome. It was really good because it’s about a kid who is really smart and the adversity he faces.
Labels:
5,
Humor,
Realistic Fiction,
School Stories,
Teen Book Reviews
Shadow & Flame by Mindee Arnett
This book is the gripping sequel to Onyx & Ivory and starts off with an action-filled prologue leading into an epic fantasy. The main character, Kate, and a prisoner named Clash find themselves entwined in an epic conflict and are both faced to make difficult decisions. This book is an instant classic and is hard to put down.
Wednesday, October 4, 2023
The Brothers Hawthorne by Jennifer Lynne Barnes
This book is such a great story. It just came out and after I got it, I didn’t want to put it down. This book has the action, adventure, and wittiness you would want in a book about the Hawthorne brothers along with Avery. This is a great book and would 100% recommend.
Labels:
5,
Action,
Adventure,
Friendship,
Puzzles,
Teen Book Reviews
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Diper Överlöde by Jeff Kinney
It was really good but every Diary of a Wimpy Kid is good. I liked the fact that Greg was trying to help out his brother.
Labels:
5,
Diaries,
Family,
Graphic Novels,
Humor,
Realistic Fiction,
Teen Book Reviews
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