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Aug 31, 2016

If you're anything like me, you love to stick your nose in a book. Even though I don't have as much time as I used to have, I still love to open up the pages and breathe in the scent of the paper.Yeah, paper, not an electronic book on your iPad or Nook. Getting lost in a book is one of the best feelings ever. Here are some of my favorite books that maybe you can get stuck in!

1. A Piece of Cake by Cupcake Brown

This is a memoir that you will never forget. I picked up the book thinking it would be a cute little book about baking. Boy, was I wrong. It tells about so many struggles and hard times that one person went through all before she turned 21. I would recommend you have a mature understanding of life before you read this one though.

2. Hate List by Jennifer Brown

This book made me so emotional. I don't want to spoil it, but it is about a girl and her boyfriend that make a list of people that they hate. The boyfriend then takes the next step to this list too far, but I won't go more into details to ruin it all for you.

3. Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

Yet another emotional book. Look, I like emotional books, okay? This book is about the things and messages a girl left behind after she commits suicide. Such a good read if you like emotional books like me.

4. The Wake Trilogy: Wake; Fade; Gone by Lisa McMann

This trilogy I read twice. In a short summary, it's about a girl that is sucked into people's dreams against her will. This girl has a rough home life also, so it is extra stress on her. It's a blessing and a curse.

5. Beautiful Disaster; Walking Disaster by Jamie McGuire

These books are more of a twisted love story. In this story a bad boy and good girl fall in love, but who doesn't love that kind of book? That really explains these books for you.

6. The Program; The Treatment by Suzanne Young

These books were seriously so hard to put down. It is basically about suicide being an epidemic and the rest of society is out to change people completely. Once someone starts having signs, they are sent to the program where they forget everything they ever knew to start over. You will have to read it to find out the rest!

7. Looking for Alaska by John Green

This book just made me angry, and you will have to read it to know why. It is basically about a group of friends and their adventures at a boarding school.

Now I know a lot of people aren't into reading like I am, but why not just try it out? You will probably love these picks because I have great taste in books. I am a bit biased, but it's true.

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Especially if you're a book worm like me...

1. A Piece of Cake by Cupcake Brown

2. Hate List by Jennifer Brown

3. Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

4. The Wake Trilogy: Wake; Fade; Gone by Lisa McMann

5. Beautiful Disaster; Walking Disaster by Jamie McGuire

6. The Program; The Treatment by Suzanne Young

7. Looking for Alaska by John Green

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