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Trust Exercise by Susan Choi is a novel that delves into the lives of high school students at a performing arts school, exploring themes of trust, memory, and the complexities of relationships. The narrative unfolds in three parts, shifting perspectives and timelines, creating a puzzle-like structure that challenges readers to piece together the truth from the characters' differing accounts. The story follows the characters from their teenage years to adulthood, revealing the impact of their shared experiences and the lasting effects of their relationships.
NEITHER CAN DRIVE. David turns sixteen the following March, Sarah the following April. It is early July, neither one within sight of sixteen and the keys to a car. Eight weeks remain of the summer, a ... - #2
Twilight is a fantasy novel about a teenage girl named Bella Swan who moves to the small town of Forks and falls in love with a young and beautiful vampire, Edward Cullen. The book explores their intense and dramatic romance, filled with action and suspense as they navigate the challenges of being in a relationship between a human and a vampire. The writing style is described as captivating, with a balance of fantasy elements and a strong love story that keeps readers hooked until the end.
MY MOTHER DROVE ME TO THE AIRPORT WITH THE WINDOWS ROLLED down. It was seventy-five degrees in Phoenix, the sky a perfect, cloudless blue. I was wearing my favorite shirt—sleeveless, white eyelet lace... - #3
The novel 'Divergent' by Veronica Roth is set in a post-apocalyptic version of Chicago where society is divided into five factions based on different personality traits. The story follows Beatrice Prior as she makes the life-changing decision to switch factions from Abnegation to Dauntless, leading to a series of challenges and adventures. The book is a mix of dystopian elements, a coming-of-age story, and a romantic subplot between Beatrice and her instructor, Four Tobias. Despite some opinions critiquing the writing style and character development, the book is praised for its fast-paced plot, engaging world-building, and the strong, independent female protagonist.
THERE IS ONE mirror in my house. It is behind a sliding panel in the hallway upstairs. Our faction allows me to stand in front of it on the second day of every third month, the day my mother cuts my h... - #4
'The Sun Is Also a Star' by Nicola Yoon follows the story of Natasha, an undocumented immigrant from Jamaica facing deportation, and Daniel, a Korean American poet. The book explores themes of fate, love, and immigration as the two characters cross paths in New York City on a pivotal day in their lives. Through a series of coincidences and interactions with other characters, Natasha and Daniel navigate their budding relationship while grappling with family expectations, cultural differences, and the uncertainty of their futures.
I’M LATE. I enter the waiting room and head over to the receptionist. She shakes her head at me like she’s seen this before. Everyone here has seen everything before, and they don’t really care that i... - #5
"Candy" by Kevin Brooks follows the story of Joe Beck, a shy teenage boy who becomes infatuated with a girl named Candy he meets on his way back from the doctor's office. Candy, a teenage prostitute struggling with drug addiction and controlled by her pimp, Iggy, draws Joe into a dark and dangerous underground world. Despite the challenges they face, Joe and Candy develop a deep connection and embark on a journey of love, struggle, and self-discovery. The story is told from Joe's perspective, capturing his confusion, emotions, and the intense feelings of love he experiences for Candy.
As the plot unfolds, Joe and Candy escape from the chaos of the city to a countryside cottage, where they face new challenges and strive to overcome Candy's drug addiction. Their secret relationship is intertwined with themes of love, passion, fear, and brutality, keeping the readers hooked and craving for more. The author, Kevin Brooks, masterfully portrays the characters' emotions and inner turmoil, making the readers feel deeply connected to Joe's experiences and the complexities of his relationship with Candy.
It’s hard to imagine life before Candy. Sometimes I sit here for hours, staring into the past, trying to remember what it was like, but I never seem to get very far. I just can’t see myself without he... - #6
'Girlfriend in a Coma' by Douglas Coupland is a novel that follows the story of Karen, a teenage girl who falls into a coma in 1979 and wakes up 17 years later, finding the world around her changed and dystopian. The book explores themes of loss, grief, friendship, loneliness, and the impact of tragedy on individuals. The writing style of the book has been described as a mix of teenage love story, middle-age crisis, dystopian fiction, and redemption, with a narrative that defies easy categorization and keeps readers engaged.
On Friday, October 14, 1978, I was playing football with my high school team, the Sentinel Spartans. It was an away-game at another school, Handsworth, in North Vancouver. Early on in the game I was t... - #7
Madeline Whittier, a teenager with SCID, is confined to her house due to her severe immunodeficiency disorder. Her life changes when Olly, the boy next door, moves in and they start developing a friendship that challenges the limits of her sheltered existence. The book explores themes of love, friendship, and the desire for freedom, all depicted through a unique and heartwarming story with some unexpected twists. The plot unfolds through a mix of journal-style entries, texts, and illustrations, capturing the essence of teenage emotions and relationships in a compelling and engaging manner.
She pulls a framed photograph from behind her back. My heart squeezes inside my chest. It’s an old photograph of the four of us—me, my mom and dad and brother—standing on a beach, someplace tropical. ... - #8
'100 Days of Sunlight' by Abbie Emmons is a heartwarming story that follows two teenagers, Tessa and Weston, as they navigate their way through challenges, love, and self-discovery. The book explores themes of hope, kindness, and love, delivering a message of inspiration and wholesomeness. Through Tessa's blindness, readers are encouraged to see the beauty of life and the world, while also delving into relatable struggles and inner conflicts that shape the characters.
The dual narration and flashback sequences in the book add depth to the story, revealing symbolism, themes, and vivid imagery that captivate the reader. Despite being categorized as teen fiction, the writing style is mature and engaging, with insights and philosophy seamlessly woven into the narrative, leaving readers eager to uncover the characters' past and immerse themselves in the present story.
The black pickup truck flies through the red light, heading straight for us. My blood freezes in my veins. I want to scream, to warn Grandma, who sits next to me, in the driver’s seat—but my voice doe... - #9
'Five Feet Apart' by Rachael Lippincott is a heartwrenching love story between two teenagers, Stella and Will, who both suffer from cystic fibrosis. Due to the nature of their illness, they must stay five feet apart at all times to avoid cross-infection. The book delves into their struggles, their love for each other, and the challenges they face as they navigate their relationship within the constraints of their disease. The writing style is described as raw, real, and emotional, providing a detailed and authentic portrayal of the characters' experiences with cystic fibrosis while also crafting a beautifully poignant love story.
I trace the outline of my sister’s drawing, lungs molded from a sea of flowers. Petals burst out from every edge of the twin ovals in soft pinks, deep whites, even heather blues, but somehow each one ... - #10
'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince' delves into the journey of Harry and Dumbledore as they strive to destroy the horcruxes of Lord Voldemort, intertwining the struggles of teenage wizards with intricate love relationships. The plot unfolds with Harry discovering a book belonging to the enigmatic Half-Blood Prince, aiding him in his potions class and unveiling dangerous sorcery against his friends, leading to unexpected events and a poignant ending that leaves readers craving for more.
was his government supposed to have stopped that bridge collapsing? It was outrageous for anybody to suggest that they were not spending enough on bridges. The bridge was fewer than ten years old, and...
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