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The Toll
The Toll: Arc of a Scythe #3
by Neal Shusterman
Pretty Good (11/7/2022)
I found it a bit gruesome in parts. It has an alright plot though.
The Toll
The Toll: Arc of a Scythe #3
by Neal Shusterman
Good with bad ending (10/27/2022)
The whole story is good but the ending really ruined it for me.
Legend
Legend
by Marie Lu
It is violent (10/25/2022)
This book very violent. There are many torture scenes and a lot of blood and shooting. Aside from that, is is very depressing but enlightening and good.
Legend
Legend
by Marie Lu
I LOVE IT! (10/24/2022)
The romance made my heart melt, i am so jealous of June for having a boy who loves her so much!
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