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Wings of Fire by Tui T. Sutherland

The seven tribes of dragons have been at war over a forgotten treasure for generations, and there is a prophecy saying that only five dragonets can stop it. Enter Clay, Tsunami, Starflight, Sunny, and Glory: the dragonets of destiny. Only they can save the land... but not every dragon wants a destiny. As the dragonets explore the land, are captured by various rulers, and are manipulated by different powers, the dragonets realize they have a choice between fighting a war and saving the world their own way. I've loved these books and I hope you do too!

A.Story

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The Unwanteds by Lisa McMann

First off, I'd just like to say: I loved this book!

In the land of Quill, there is a system. The intelligent, athletic children are chosen as Wanteds and given glorious futures. Average children are selected as Necessaries, given menial tasks that are undesirable to anyone, but necessary in the running of a successful government. Finally, any creative children are sent to their graves at the age of twelve... or maybe not? It turns out that there's a hidden world- Artimé- where creativity is a gift... and maybe, even, a weapon.

Read this book! I hope you like it as much as I did.
           :)
A Story

Savvy by Ingrid Law

Everyone in Mibs's family has a special power: their "Savvy". Her brothers create hurricanes and electricity, her grandpa moves mountains, and her aunt can get people to do what she says. At first Mibs hopes for a powerful savvy like the rest of her family, but when her poppa gets in a terrible accident, all she wants is something to save him. She goes on a trip to save her poppa, along with her brothers and the preacher's kids. One thing is for sure: none of the people who left on the trip will ever be the same.
Ingrid Law has also written a sequel, Scumble.Click here to visit the author's website.

~A.Story

The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart

Once there was a boy... an orphan named Reynie with a gift for thinking outside the box. He took a test out of curiosity, and was thrust into a world of mystery, riddles and intrigue. Nothing is as it seems in this crazy world... so pick up a copy of The Mysterious Benedict Society today! Click here to visit the author's website.

~A.Story