The Incredible Adventures of Alfred Kropp by Rick Yancey

Alfred Kropp is the victim of life's angry side. After his other's death, he's stuck with his uncle who gambles the rent away with the little he makes as a security guard. When given an offer of a lot of money, Alfred's uncle takes the job of stealing an object from the company he works for, dragging Alfred along with him. Little do they know that the object they're stealing is none other than the Excalibur. The plot and excitement escalates as Alfred is tossed into the world of the Knights of the Round Table and the lore that comes with it.
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The Secret to Lying by Todd Mitchell

Until James transfers to a new private school, ASMA, it is easy for him to fade into the background. His first day at ASMA, James starts telling lies about how he was a street fighter, stole cars, and lived in the shadows of life. Soon, his life starts to spiral out of control as it becomes harder to separate lies from reality and his dreams haunt him in the daytime. In order to come back to reality, James must first conquer the demons inside his dreams.
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Forever by Maggie Stiefuater

It is the third book to a series. The main focus is trying to find a cure for the warewolf-ness. Also they try to relocate the wolves so they can't be hunted.
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Vampire Sheikh by Nina Bruhns

There are two main couples, or love interests in this book, and I only likes one of them. Seth and Josslyn are both idiots with very few redeeming qualities. I hate them both. Haru-Re, the other main "hero" is also an ass, but at least his evil villain dialogue is amusing. Nephtys stole my heart, and took no ones bullshit. Also the prose was terrible and I loved it.
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The Man Who Was Thursday by G.K. Chesterton

A book about poets and infiltration and about chaos. It is simply about madness. The greatest message you can learn from this book is that, no matter how satisfying it may be, breaking your vow of secrecy is not worth what follows.
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Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis

Letters written by one of Satan's angels to one of his apprentices about how to make people not believe in God or humanity. A lot of the things said are things that can be wittnessed in real life.
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Tales of the Brothers Grimm and Sisters Weird by Vivian Vande Velde

This is an amazing book! I love Vivian Vande Velde and this is another great book by her. Humorous spoofs on fairytales, Vivian has writting these types of books down to a science. It was so funny!
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