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Geography Club by Brittany K., Glen Gardner, NJ Russel Middlebrook always knew he was gay. What he didn't know was that he wasn't the only gay teen in his school. Growing up in a small town, Russel knew how people - especially his parents - would react if they knew his secret. Continue...	Holes by Leah B., Rockford, MI Because of the just-released movie with the same title, many are rushing to read Holes by Louis Sachar. I recommend doing this - Holes is a wonderful book whether you are 18 or 85. Holes is a combination of three stories. Continue...
The King of Torts by Carlos M., Rialto, CA Continue...	The Red Tent by Meghan M., Hanover, MA Continue...
Things Fall Apart by Krista K., Dysart, IA The novel Things Fall Apart is Chinua Achebe's homage to his ancestors and the culture of the Ibo tribe in Nigeria. Written in 1958, it has been translated into 40 languages and sold more than 2.5 million copies. Continue...	Ulysses by Garry H., Mt. Sinai, NY The Modern Library released a list of the 100 greatest English-language novels of the 20th century and number one was Ulysses by Irish novelist James Joyce. After reading it, I can say this was a wise choice. Continue...

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