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Set in a future North America, Katniss volunteers to take her younger sister's place in the annual televised competition in which young people from across the nation are forced to fight each other until only one survives.

5 out of 5 stars. I loved the book. It was a thousand times better than the movie!

Submitted by: Malari R.

Anna is not happy about leaving behind her school, friends, and crush when she is sent to boarding school in Paris...until she meets Etienne St. Clair.

So get this! I went to pick out some Abe books to read over the summer, and I got 2 Abe books. Then, I picked up Anna and the French Kiss because of curiosity...and well, I was glued! This book is just amazing! I just kept on reading and reading until I finished the book. The whole book! 372 pages. I was shocked, happy, but also sad because the book that I really enjoyed reading was done...fini (French for finished)! But anyways, I really recommend this book to people who want to feel happy and in a good mood, or just to make your day. Plus, it is quite handy with French words.

Submitted by Ingrid A.

Yuki has the ability to feel people's emotions and learn their deepest secrets just by touching them.

This book is for anyone that likes shonenai-type manga. There is a character for every personality, so there's NO way you can't relate to any of the characters. The plot is fairly thick, as is the book.

Submitted by: Kelly G.

Samantha dies in a car crash, then gets a second chance, and a third and a fourth, and ends up reliving her last day for an entire week. But why?

4 out of 5 stars. This book was really good, and I did not expect the ending.

Submitted by: Megan S.

Sakura is forbidden to look at the moon and has never been told why. Then one day after glancing up at the moon, she is attacked by a demon.

5 out of 5 stars. You understand the main character more and realize she has real-life problems. I never expect the events in this book. It reminds me why I love this series!

Submitted by: Malari R.