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- "Refuge" by Merilyn Simonds is a poignant novel that intertwines the lives of two women across continents and generations, exploring themes of identity, resilience, and the power of storytelling.
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- Alex Approximately: Jenn Bennett
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- "Alex, Approximately" by Jenn Bennett is a contemporary young adult novel about Bailey Rydell, an introverted movie buff who moves to a California beach town and develops a crush on a fellow film fan named Alex. Little does she know, Alex is actually Porter Roth, a charming surfer boy she meets in real life. As their relationship blossoms, Bailey navigates…
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- And You May Find Yourself
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- "And You May Find Yourself" is a phrase that could be interpreted in various contexts. It might reference the lyrics of the song "Once in a Lifetime" by the band Talking Heads, where it's part of the chorus, suggesting a realization or a moment of introspection. Alternatively, it could be used metaphorically to describe unexpected life experiences or moments of…
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- Ayesha’s Gift: Martin Sixsmith
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- "Ayesha's Gift" by Martin Sixsmith is a non-fiction narrative exploring the lives affected by the 7/7 London bombings, focusing on a British-Pakistani woman named Ayesha.
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- Beside Myself by Ann Morgan
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- "Beside Myself" by Ann Morgan is a psychological thriller about identical twin sisters, Ellie and Helen, who swap identities as a prank, only for Helen to refuse to switch back. As the sisters' lives take divergent paths, the novel delves into the consequences of their identity switch and the impact of childhood trauma on their lives.
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- Closed Stranger: Kate De Goldi
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- "Closed Stranger" by Kate De Goldi is a poignant coming-of-age novel set in New Zealand, following three siblings as they navigate family struggles and form unexpected connections with intriguing characters, exploring themes of identity, empathy, and resilience.
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- defy the stars :claudia gray
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- "Defy the Stars" by Claudia Gray is a captivating sci-fi novel following soldier Noemi Vidal and advanced mech Abel as they form an unlikely alliance to save their worlds from war, exploring themes of identity, loyalty, and humanity along the way."
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- Forgetting Foster: Dianne Touchell
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- "Forgetting Foster" by Dianne Touchell is a moving novel following Foster Sumner, a teenage boy who struggles with an unusual ability to forget, as he forms a bond with his neighbor Cara, navigating themes of memory, family, and identity along the way.
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- Generation One by Pittacus Lore
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- "Generation One" by Pittacus Lore follows a group of teenagers with extraordinary powers known as the Human Garde, as they navigate a world where aliens are now known to exist. Facing threats from both the government and remaining alien enemies, they must band together to survive and protect their kind. This action-packed sci-fi novel delves into themes of friendship, identity,…
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- Lake Success: gary shteyngart
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- "Lake Success" by Gary Shteyngart is a novel about a wealthy hedge fund manager named Barry Cohen who goes on a spontaneous cross-country bus journey to escape his troubled life in New York City. Set against the backdrop of the 2016 presidential election, the book explores themes of privilege, identity, and the pursuit of happiness in contemporary America.
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- Life kills by miles vertigan
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- "Life Kills" by Miles Vertigan is a gripping novel that follows the story of Jake Whitman, a disillusioned young man struggling to find his place in the world. After facing numerous setbacks and disappointments, Jake becomes entangled in a web of crime and violence. As he navigates through dangerous situations and encounters shady characters, Jake is forced to confront the…
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- My first Lesson by Alice Pung
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- "My First Lesson" by Alice Pung is a compelling memoir that delves into the author's experiences as a young immigrant navigating identity, culture, and family in Australia, offering poignant insights into the complexities of multicultural identity and the quest for acceptance.
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