The book I recommend to read

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The Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

• The Naturals by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is an exciting mystery book for young adults. The story is about Cassie Hobbes, a teenage girl with a special talent for reading people. One day, the FBI invites her to join a secret program for talented teens. In this program, she trains with other kids who have unique skills, like detecting lies or understanding emotions. Their job is to help solve old criminal cases. At first, it seems like a great opportunity, but soon things become dangerous. Cassie gets involved in a scary case that feels too real. She starts to question who she can trust. As the mystery deepens, she must use all her skills to stay safe. The book is full of suspense, action, and surprises.
• Dzvina Ostrohliad

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

• Books haven't always been an important part of my life, but one story has left a special mark on me. My favorite book is The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. It is a powerful and emotional novel that takes place during World War II in Germany. The story is narrated by Death, which gives it a unique perspective and makes it even more intriguing.
• The book follows a young girl named Liesel Meminger, who is sent to live with a foster family in a small town. Despite the hardships of war, she discovers the beauty of words and books. She begins stealing books and learning to read, finding comfort in the stories they hold. Along the way, she forms deep bonds with her foster parents, her best friend Rudy, and a Jewish man named Max, whom her family hides in their basement.
• Liesel’s journey is full of challenges, moments of joy, and heartbreaking losses. As the war intensifies, her world changes in ways she never expected. One day, something happens that changes her life forever.
• I love this book because it is beautifully written and full of deep emotions. The characters feel real, and their struggles make me think about the importance of kindness and bravery. It teaches valuable lessons about love, friendship, and the power of words. The story is sad but also inspiring, showing how even in the darkest times, people can find hope. Every time I read it, I discover something new. That is why The Book Thief will always be my favorite book.
• Anhelina Dmytryshyn

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black�

• The Cruel Prince: A Story of Power and Desire
• Jude’s life was never easy, but among the Folk, she became strong. In a world where mortals are just toys for the immortal, she has learned to fight back—even against the cruel prince, Cardan. His eyes are full of scorn, his words sharp as knives, yet he holds the key to a game that could change everything. Power comes with blood and lies, and magic is not a gift—it’s a blade that can wound or kill. Every step is a dangerous dance, balancing between hate and desire, fear and longing. The air is thick with dark romance, pulling her into something both thrilling and deadly. In this world, lies keep you alive, and trust is a trap waiting to snap shut. The Folk cannot lie, but they can twist the truth until you beg for your own downfall. And as the game reaches its peak, one question remains: who really rules this wicked world?
• Khrystyna Ostrohliad

All That Stays with Us Forever �by Lucy Score

• “All That Stays with Us Forever” is a touching story about love, loss, and second chances. The main character, Claire, is a photographer who wants to forget her past and start a new life. But life surprises her: she meets the man she once loved, and now he is back. He has changed, he is mysterious, and he has his own secrets.
• The book shows how memories can hurt us but also heal us. The author describes the emotions of the characters very well, making readers feel their happiness and pain. The novel talks about important topics like choice, forgiveness, and hope.
• Lucy Score’s writing style is simple and emotional. The story is interesting from the first pages. The book has many romantic moments, but also difficult decisions for the characters. This story reminds us that true feelings do not disappear and that sometimes life gives us another chance to be happy.
• Viktoriia Vozniak

The Secret History by Donna Tartt

• In "The Secret History" by Donna Tartt, readers are drawn into a captivating tale of intrigue, betrayal, and the darkness that can lurk beneath the surface of privilege. The novel follows Richard Papen, a young man from a modest background, who finds himself among an exclusive group of students at a prestigious Vermont college. Under the enigmatic guidance of their charismatic professor, the group delves deep into the study of ancient Greek culture, creating a world rich with intellectual curiosity and dangerous secrecy.
• Tartt's prose is both elegant and haunting, perfectly capturing the chilling transformation of ordinary students into accomplices in a profound crime. The characters are complex, deeply flawed yet compelling, each holding secrets that unravel like threads throughout the narrative. What makes this book particularly intriguing is how Tartt weaves psychological suspense with classical themes, drawing readers into a narrative that questions morality and the extremes of human behavior. The unfolding mystery keeps you on edge, and the beautifully crafted settings enhance the feeling of an all-encompassing world. Overall, "The Secret History" is a gripping and thought-provoking read that will linger in your mind long after the final page.
• Maryna Shcherbiak

It by Stephen King

• Stephen King wrote the book “It”. The story is about a group of kids in Derry. They are best friends and help each other. A scary clown named Pennywise lives in their town. He can change into different monsters.
• Pennywise scares children and eats them. The kids decide to stop him. They discover that he comes back every 27 years. They fight Pennywise using their courage. They think they have won and grow up.
• Many years later, they get a strange phone call. Pennywise has returned to Derry. The friends come back to fight him again. They remember their childhood fears.
• The book is scary but also about friendship and bravery.
• Sofia Ivanyshyn

�Anatomy: A Love Story �by Dana Schwartz�

• “Anatomy: A Love Story” was written by Dana Schwartz.
• The main character is Hazel. She is the fiancée of a future viscount, but she wants to be a surgeon more than she wants to get married. Jack is a body snatcher who is just trying to survive in the city.
• Their accidental meeting gives Hazel a new chance: to study anatomy not from books but in real life and to join the course of a famous surgeon, Dr. Beecham.
• But a new epidemic starts in the city. A few years ago, the same disease killed thousands of people. Hazel and Jack try to discover the truth on their own.
• Lidiia Sapizhak

The Surgeon by Tess Gerritsen�

• This is a thriller that takes place in Boston, where brutal murders happen. The unknown criminal was called the "Surgeon" because he kills women using his medical knowledge. Detectives Jane Rizzoli and Thomas Moore take up the investigation. They try to stop the maniac, but he is very cunning and cautious. The murders of the "Surgeon" are reminiscent of the case of serial killer Andrew Capru, who was stopped by his victim, doctor Catherine Cordell. Detectives realise that the past and the present are connected in a terrible way. Catherine is in danger again because the maniac is chasing her. The tension increases with each page, and the investigation takes unexpected turns. The book keeps you in suspense until the very end.
• Viktoriia Tymchuk

Treasure Island �by Robert Louis Stevenson

• Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson, first published in 1883, follows Jim Hawkins, a young boy who discovers a treasure map in the chest of a deceased pirate. Jim joins a crew to search for the treasure, but he soon learns that the cook, Long John Silver, is a pirate planning to steal the treasure. The novel explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and moral complexity. Jim matures throughout the story, growing from a naive boy into a brave young man. Stevenson’s vivid descriptions and memorable characters, like Silver and the pirate crew, have made Treasure Island a classic. The book is credited with popularizing pirate tropes such as the treasure map, parrots, and the “X” marking the spot. The novel’s adventure, suspense, and moral dilemmas continue to captivate readers. Treasure Island has been adapted many times into films, TV shows, and plays, making it a lasting part of popular culture.
• Bоhdan Oleksyn

Messi by Guillaume Balague

• Today I would like to talk about the book "Messi" by Guillaume Balague. I read this book two years ago. It is available for free in our local library. The author wrote this book in 2014, he travelled around the world and collected material for the book. He also wrote a book about Ronaldo in this format, which I also read.
• The book about Messi begins with a story about his childhood. From a young age, he was distinguished by his desire to play football. But he was diagnosed with a disease that could stunt his growth. He was helped by scouts from Barcelona, who noticed him and were ready to take him to Barcelona and pay for his treatment. When Lionel moved to Barcelona, he began to progress very strongly and at the age of 17 he was already playing for the main. Over time, he became a key player of the team and impressed with his statistics
• I liked this book because it has little water and it is interesting to read.
• Andrii Basarab