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Lost of people midway through the Maze Runner trilogy (and the Kill Order) and talking about stories where the characters don’t know who to trust. So....interested in fast-paced escapes with baddies everywhere? Try these four in our collection.

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It seems like Harry Potter has been back of the shelves again this spring, so there must be a fantasy and adventure itch that students are scratching. If you’ve finished all several thousand pages of Harry give these four titles a try. All are first in series and all will supply you with your magic and epic fix.

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This is the time of year you need something a little longer....an epic, maybe. Try this one on for size.

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So....yeah. He died, had his head removed and is now back, all in only five years. Not bad, but a lot can change in five years. A lot can stay the same as well. Travis has to figure all this out. Quite great stuff. Come and get it.

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The John Green titles are all looking a bit worn, and with good reason: you’ve read them and read them because they’re great. These four covers are all in excellent shape, so come and get ‘em.

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We have loads of fantasy fans, especially in the middle school. If you’ve been wondering what’s next for you, I think The Mark of the Thief just might be it. It’s book one in Jennifer Nielsen’s new series and it mixes together Ancient Rome, mythology, magic and mysteries in just the right amounts. Good stuff! (Oh, and book two is on its way!)

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You got your first taste of Book Bowl competition today, ACST, but none of the practice questions were from Aliens on Vacation. When we get to the real thing next week there definitely will be, so give it a read. 

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This Book Bowl title is available only as an e-book. Have you read it? Why not?! You can open it right from the catalog. If you need help please come and ASK!