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Shiny Broken Pieces

Shiny Broken Pieces by Sona Charaipotra and Dhonielle Clayton Genre: Realistic Fiction Reviewed by Julia W., 10th Grade Rating: 9/10 Shiny Broken Pieces tells the story of three ballet students competing to earn an apprenticeship at the American Ballet Company. Only two spots are available, and dozens of dancers want them. A spot at the company ensures that one can dance as long as they are physically able. These dancers have been training their whole lives, and it all comes down to one final year with one final performance. Failure to earn a spot doesn't leave dancers with many other options. For most, if they don't become an apprentice, this will be the end of their dance journey. Shiny Broken Pieces is the sequel to Tiny Pretty Things , but can be read as a stand alone. This novel is told from several dancers' perspectives, alternating each chapter. Gigi is back at the American Ballet Conservatory for the first time since her accide...

Didn't See That Coming

Didn't See That Coming by Jesse Q. Sutanto Genre: Realistic Fiction; Romance Reviewed by Julia W., 11th Grade Rating: 9/10 Didn’t See That Coming is full of surprises, twists, and turns, all in the best ways possible! Kiki is seventeen and is a talented video game player. When she plays, though, she pretends to be male in order to avoid any kind of harassment or unwanted comments. What Kiki hadn’t seen coming was that she would actually grow close to one of her teammates. She only knows him by his username, Sourdawg, but after a year of texting and playing online together they become super close. When Kiki transfers to a private school for her senior year, she realizes that Sourdawg is a student there. Kiki makes it her mission to figure out who Sourdawg is, but worries how he will feel when he finds out she’s a girl. This novel was probably in my top three reads of 2024, which is saying a lot! I couldn’t put it down and by the time I was done, my face actually hurt from smilin...

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