Book of the Week: The Lightning Thief

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The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan

The Lightning Thief is a great book for you if you like Greek mythology and fantasy. In The Lightning Thief, Percy Jackson; the son of Poseidon is suspected of stealing Zeus' master lightning bolt, but it wasn't him. He and his friends have to go on a quest to find the lightning bolt and bring it back to Zeus. I like this book because it is action packed. 

Book of the Week: Breakaway

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Breakaway by Alex Morgan

Did you ever wonder how Alex Morgan became a soccer star?

Alex Morgan, the author behind this inspiring autobiography, had started just like every soccer-loving little girl. Years later, she got a gold medal and a World Cup trophy. She has scored over sixty goals so far.

Alex Morgan was just a girl who lived in California. But Alex had big dreams. She wanted to be a professional soccer player. Through hard work and dedication, she became an Olympic champion. The autobiography of how a small town girl became a soccer champion.

Book of the Week: The Hobbit

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The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien

Do you like intense fantasy action adventure? Then The Hobbit is the book for you. This book will take you on an epic adventure from the hobbit shire to the misty mountains, and much more. In this book, a small Hobbit joins a company of dwarves on a quest to slay a dragon. This soon turns into one of the greatest fantasy adventures ever.

As the company encounters goblins, trolls and many different creatures they find companionship and discover new things. From the great action to the intense fantasy, this book creates an intense and awesome adventure that you won't soon forget. So read this book! It might just be your next great adventure. 

Book of the Week: City of Ember

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City of Ember by Jeanne Duprau

Do you like books with a good mystery? If you do, then read City of Ember. This book is definitely in my Top Ten book list. The book is about a girl named Lina and a boy named Doon. They live in an underground city called Ember. But why is the city underground? And should they escape it? These two teens are eventually determined to find out where they are and why they are there. Where they are is not the only question citizens ask themselves. Ember citizens are also scared that the electricity will soon shut off, leaving them in total darkness underground. If you read this book, you will truly not be able to put it down! I recommend this book for ages 8-13.