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"I would always love Alaska Young, my crooked neighbor, with all my crooked heart."
A powerful coming-of-age story, Looking for Alaska, is a novel for anyone who has ever felt a little lost. The book follows protagonist Miles "Pudge" Halter to boarding school Culver Creek where he will grapple with the meaning of friendly and romantic relationships, hope, and grief. Based loosely on author Green's experiences as a teen, Looking for Alaska is a witty and heartfelt story that will stay with you forever.
Previouisly ranked 11 on the most challenged books of all time list, The Giver is a thought-procoking novel that emphasizes the importance of human connection and interdependence with the world. At first, the society the book is set in seems to be a utopia, but quickly reveals itself to be dystopian as the main character, Jonas, learns more and more about the limited world he lives in.
Victor Hugo's Les Miserables is an inspiring story that is still applicable to our world today. Originally published in France in 1862, the epic novel has become a global snesation, having been adapted into numerous films and, preeminently, a musical. Hugo's diverse set of characters explore the significance of love, the extreme destitution in society, and the never-ending struggle for justice while telling an emotional, passionate story.
Excerpt:...Always in me.Stay with me.For some nightsPeople see youFor who you are,While other nightsThey see themselvesIn the thingsThey want to see...
"Well-behaved women seldom make history." -Laurel Ulrich
