Kick-Ass 2 Comic Series (Complete, Vol. 1 - 7)

CAUTION: This series displays explicit, bloody violence that may not be suitable for minors.

Language: English; Number of Comics: 7; Following the success of Kick-Ass comic first series and its film adaptation, Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. decided to give more volumes into Kick-Ass 2 and three. The second series was initially released as serials in CLiNT magazine and then was published in 7 issues by Marvel Comics under their Icon imprint between October 2010 and March 2012. Despite the delays between issues, the series achieved commercial success nonetheless. Just like its prequel, it has also made its way to the big screen.

In its second volume, Kick-Ass comic series once again brings a bloodily exciting and hilarious story. It focuses on teenage vigilantes Dave Lizewski a.k.a. Kick-Ass, who continues his training and crime fighting in the streets of New York City, and Mindy McCready a.k.a. Hit-Girl, who is forced to “lay low” and quit any superhero-related activities after living with her mother and her new step father detective Marcus Williams. Kick-Ass’s new adventure leads him to the “Justice Forever," a group of superhero lead by ex-mafia Sal Bertolinni a.k.a. Colonel Stars.
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Maria V. Snyder - Study Series eBook (1-3)

Language: English; Number of Books: 3;

Study Series is a young adult fantasy series by American author Maria V. Snyder. The first book of the series came out in 2005 (Poison Study, which became the Snyder’s debut as an author), the second novel Magic Study was released in 2006, and the third installment was published in 2008, entitled Fire Study. According to Wikipedia, there are three more books in the series which are to be released between 2014 and 2016.

This exciting series focuses on the life and thrilling adventure of an intelligent young woman with great magical power named Yelena. She is facing a death sentence for murdering a general’s son, although it was actually a self-defense. As she waits for her execution day, she receives a thorny but hard to refuse proposition to be the food taster for Commander Ambrose, because the commander is facing many deathly threats and one of the threats is food poisoning. So, it means that Yelena has to risk her life for the commander by making sure the “safety” of the meal. Performing her duties as the commander’s food taster leads Yelena to many dangerous adventures, and also a romantic relationship with the kingdom’s best assassin who’s supposed to kill her, Valek.
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Kiersten White - Paranormalcy Series, Book 1-3 (PDF)

Language: English; Number of eBooks: 3;

Paranormalcy is a fantasy novel series for young-adult written by Kiersten White. There are three books already published in this series: Paranormalcy (2010), Supernaturally (2011), and Endlessly (2012). The process of writing started while the author entering her motherhood phase, when Kiersten had a strong interest in paranormal things and a question popped out inside her head, “what you’d do with a vampire if you didn't want to kill it?” Pondering on the question then led to the invention of the most important element of the story (International Paranormal Containment Agency) and the characters in the novels.
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Sally Bedell Smith - Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch eBook

Language: English; PDF Pages: 531; 
File Size: 9 MB;

Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch is a biography written by New York Times bestselling author, Sally Bedell Smith. First published in October 2012, the book deeply and widely explores the life of Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms, one of the most popular and important modern monarch. Smith herself, as an author, is renowned for her biographies of important and influential figures such as J.F. Kennedy, Diana, and Bill Clinton.

By conducting deep research, doing extensive interviews, and inspecting unrevealed documents, Smith pushes aside the shade of rumors, gossips, and glamour to present vivid and accurate details of one of the most intriguing and enigmatic women in U.K. and in the world, Queen Elizabeth II. In this biography, readers will be taken to see how young Elizabeth Alexandra Mary had to struggle in succeeding to the throne that was left by her uncle.
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The Autobiography of Malcolm X: As Told to Alex Haley eBook

Language: English; PDF Pages: 409; File Size: 2.2 MB;

Constantly becoming a bestseller since its original publication in 1965, The Autobiography of Malcolm X: As Told to Alex Haley has gained wide attention and critical acclaim, and it was named one of the most influential nonfiction books of the 20th century by Time magazine. Haley was a journalist who conducted several in-depth interviews with Malcolm X between 1963 and 1965.

Based on the information and narratives told by Malcolm X himself, Haley ghostwrote the book, outlining the human right activist's life, especially his movement (Nation of Islam), philosophical view (black pride, black nationalism, and pan-Africanism) and spiritual journey (conversion to Sunni Islam, pilgrimage to Mecca). It was Haley who fully wrote the epilogue of the book, in which he illustrated the collaboration of the two and the sums up the end and significance of the life of Malcolm X, one of the most importance and influential persons of the 20th Century.
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Louise Rennison - Confessions of Georgia Nicolson Book 6 to 10 eBooks

Book 6 – Book 10; Language English;

Confessions of Georgia Nicolson is a young-adult/teen novel series written by English author Louise Rennison. There are ten books in the series, with the first volume published in 1999 and the final installment released in 2009. In autobiographical style, the series delivers the journal of Georgia Nicolson, a teenage girl who lives and grows up in England.

Just like most teen-lit novels, the series humorously illustrates Georgia Nicolson’s life among her family and her adventure with her “gang.”  The family here consists of an embarrassing father, a loose mother, a weird little sister, and a vicious pet cat. Her refuge for friendship, comfort, and fun is a group of her best friends, the Ace Gang.

As a girl going through the tumultuous teenage years, boys and relationships are probably among the most important and complicated issues for Georgia, and also her friends. Most of the plots in series are built around those issues and occupying the spotlight is Georgia's dilemma and inability to settle her choice between Robbie (initial boyfriend), Masimo (the Italian stallion), and Dave the Laugh (a close friend). Teenage friendship is another major theme in the story, which is captured in the relationships among the Ace Gang members.
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Louise Rennison - Confessions of Georgia Nicolson Book 1 to 5 eBooks

Book 1 – Book 5; Language: English;

Confessions of Georgia Nicolson is a hilarious young-adult/teen novel series written by English author Louise Rennison. There are ten books in the series, with the first volume published in 1999 and the final installment released in 2009. In autobiographical style, the series delivers the journal of Georgia Nicolson, a teenage girl who lives and grows up in England.

Just like most teen-lit novels, the series humorously illustrates Georgia’s life among her family and her adventure with her “gang.” The family here consists of an embarrassing father, a loose mother, a weird little sister, and a vicious pet cat. Her refuge for friendship, comfort, and fun is a group of her best friends, the Ace Gang.

As a girl going through the tumultuous teenage years, boys and relationships are probably among the most important and complicated issues for Georgia, and also her friends. Most of the plots in series are built around those issues and occupying the spotlight is Georgia's dilemma and inability to settle her choice between Robbie (initial boyfriend), Masimo (the Italian stallion), and Dave the Laugh (a close friend). Teenage friendship is another major theme in the story, which is captured in the relationships among the Ace Gang members.
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Patrick Süskind - Perfume: The Story of a Murderer eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 199; File Size: 0.8 MB;

First published under the title Das Parfum in 1985, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer is a novel written by German author Patrick Süskind. The book got wide attention because it is a literary historical cross-genre work. With the main themes including identity , communication, and human morality and spirit, the novel digs deep into a quite unique subject, which is the sense of smell. It explores how scents are able to carry and convey different emotional meanings and how people perceive those meanings by catching the sense with their sense of smell.
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Gregory David Roberts - Shantaram eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 726; File Size: 3.2 MB;

Shantaram is a novel written by Australian writer Gregory David Roberts first published in 2003. Before becoming an author and charity worker, Roberts was a heroin addict and bank robber, who got caught but then escaped from Pentridge Prison and fled to India. The title, which is an Indian word means “man of peace” in English, was taken from the name Roberts given by his best friend's mother during the time he lived in India. Although the author stated that the book is actually a fictional novel, there is a debate surrounding it about how much of it is actual fact—some people refer the book as an autobiography—and which parts are invented fictions.
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Joseph Heller - Catch-22 eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 371; File Size: 1.5 MB;

Catch-22 is a now classic satirical novel written by American author and World War II veteran Joseph Heller. First published in 1961, the book has become one of the most important twentieth century literary works. Since early after its publication, it has gained cult followers and until now approximately 10 million copies of it have been sold. A fellow WWII veteran, who is also an author and a scholar, referred to the novel as the most accurate book about military. The title itself, Catch-22, has introduced a new term entry in English vocabulary which means, as written at Wikipedia.com, “a problematic situation for which the only solution is denied by a circumstance inherent in the problem or by a rule."

Set during the World War II, the story in the novel is somewhat historical and it covers several themes and motives; among others are heroism, (absurdity, inefficiency, and power of) bureaucracy, religious faith, sanity, greed, and amorality of capitalism. However, despite the WWII background in the story, Heller said that he got the influence from and intended his criticisms toward the Koran War and the Cold War.
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Chetan Bhagat - Revolution 2020: Love, Corruption, Ambition eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 304;
File Size: 23.6 MB;

Revolution 2020: Love, Corruption, Ambition is romance/contemporary novel with Indian cultural background first published in 2011. The book was written by Indian author, columnist, and speaker Chetan Bhagat, who has written some of the bestselling English novels in India and thus being dubbed “the biggest selling English language novelist in India's history” by The New York Times.

Getting the inspiration, as stated by Bhagat, from the apparent corruption in youth educational system in India, the novel focuses on several themes like youth and education, social and cultural issues, and youth romance. All of those have been brilliantly packed by the author in a young-adult story, in which the main characters involve in a love triangle, witness the corruption in the system, and go through a self-discovery journey.
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb - The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 391; File Size: 2.2 MB;

The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable is a New York Times best-seller book on philosophy/sociology written by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, a Lebanese American epistemologist. It was first published in 2007 and was republished as expanded second edition in 2010. Covering subjects relating to knowledge, aesthetics, and ways of life, the book offers an extended discussion on the black swan theory: the extreme impact of certain kinds of rare and unpredictable events (outliers) and humans' tendency to find simplistic explanations for these events retrospectively.
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Chetan Bhagat - Five Point Someone eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 153; File Size: 9.5 MB;

First published in 2004, Five Point Someone: What not to do at IIT! is the debut novel of Indian author Chetan Bhagat. Despite the mixed reception and criticism it received, the book has become one of the best-selling English novels in India, and even still stays in the bestseller list until now. It has also been adapted into movies, 3 Idiots (Hindi) and Nanban (Tamil), thought there is a controversy between author and the moviemaker regarding how much part of the movie actually came from the book.

The book is set in the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi. The time is around 1991 to 1995. The story evolves around three mechanical engineering students, who are best friends and hostel-mates: Hari Kumar (the narrator), Ryan Oberoi, and Alok Gupta. Read more »

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The 39 Clues: Cahills vs. Vespers 1-6 eBooks (PDF)

Cahills vs. Vespers is a six-volume series part of The 39 Clues action/science-fiction novel series. The books in the series were written by several well known authors. This series expand the thrilling adventures of Amy and Dan Cahill, descendants of the most important family in the world history, after their 39 Clues hunt. The series received generally positive reception and critical responses, with some volumes listed in the New York Times Bestseller list.

Darkness is engulfing all branches of the Cahill family around the globe. One by one, members of the Cahill family are missing, kidnapped by a mysterious, underground group known as the Vespers. Vesper One, leader of the Vespers, makes their demand, stating that if Amy and Dan want to save the hostage, they will have to pay the ransoms. The ransoms here are several historical items kept in well-secured places and these items will lead to a massive threat of destruction that may end the world.
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Ann Brashares - The Sisterhood Series eBooks (PDF)

The Sisterhood series is a young adult novel series written by Ann Brashares. Until now, there are five books in the series with the first volume, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, published in 2001 and the last (fifth) installment, Sisterhood Everlasting, published in 2011.

The story of the series focuses on the lives on four teenage girls namely Carmen Lowell, Tibby Rollins, Bridget Vreeland, and Lena Kaligaris. They are best friends and “The Pants”—for the girls they are magical—are the symbol of their friendship. During summers, The Pants will travel back and forth among the girls. The four of them will be apart and each of them, in turns, will have the pants and then sends them to another girl who will do the same thing. While having The Pants (or not) each girl will face different huge moments and make critical decisions that will affect their lives. Through all the ups and downs, the good times and the bad times of being teenage girls and growing up, the girls always believe in The Sisterhood Vow. The four of them believe that The Pants give them the strength to cope with their problems, that The Pants bring them closer in their friendship, and that The Pants teach them something about life.
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Jon Glaser - My Dead Dad Was in ZZ Top eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 134; File Size: 12 MB;

My Dead Dad Was in ZZ Top is bold and outrageous book about music history, especially rock ‘n’ roll, written by American actor, comedian and television writer Jon Glaser. First published in 2011, the book presents a number of documents (officially written papers, scribbles on a napkin or notepads, dialogue transcriptions, etc.) that might shed a new light on some of the most famous rock legends.

In this work, Jon Glaser has dug some unheard of and highly reserved histories of some rock and roll's greatest bands or artists. He provides us amusingly enjoyable documentation, which sometimes spectacular, sometimes heartbreaking, and all of the time completely made-up (or are they?).

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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #31 to #35 eBooks (PDF)

First published in 1992, Goosebumps has become a classic horror series for children. The novels were written by the “Stephen King of children's literature” R. L. Stine. There are 62 books in the series, with the last installment published in 1997. Millions of copies of the novels have been sold around the world, in various languages.

31 Night of the Living Dummy II
Language: English; PDF Pages: 63; File Size: 0.3 MB;
Amy Krammer has no idea about things that will happen to her when she receives Slappy, a replacement ventriloquist dummy. And she definitely doesn’t have any clue when she finds a note from the dummy’s pocket and reads it. It turns out that she has cast a spell; a spell to bring Slappy to life.
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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #26 to #30 eBooks (PDF)

Goosebumps is a horror novel series for children written by R. L. Stine, who is dubbed as “Stephen King of children's literature.” There are sixty two books in the series, with the first issue being published in 1992 and the last one in 1997. The series has been a major success around the world, been translated into numerous languages, and millions of copies ha been sold.

#26 My Hairiest Adventure

Language: English; PDF Pages: 70; File Size: 0.3 MB;

After his seemingly harmless experiment with an expired tanning lotion, Larry Boyd completely freaks out when finds his hands—at first, and then his other body parts—become hairy. Then his friends start to mysteriously disappear and dogs begin to appear.
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Diana Wynne Jones - Howl's Moving Castle Series eBooks (PDF)

Howl's Moving Castle series (sometimes also called Howl's Castle or the Castle trilogy) is a children’s story written by the late Diana Wynne Jones, an English writer mostly famous for her fantasy works for both kids and adults. The inspiration to write the series came when a little boy asked Jones to write a story called "The Moving Castle".

There are three books in the series, with the first installment published in 1986 and the last one in 2008. The first novel was adapted into a film under the same title in 2004. Animated by the famous Studio Ghibli, the film that originally was produced and released in Japan achieved wide critical acclaim and in 2006 it was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at the 78th Academy Awards.
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Michael Cunningham - A Home at the End of the World eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 277; File Size: 1 MB;

A Home at the End of the World is a contemporary GLBT—“gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender”, as written at goodreads.com—novel written by Pulitzer Prize-winning American author Michael Cunningham. The book was first published in 1990. A year before that, an excerpt from the novel was chosen for 1989 Best American Short Stories after being published in The New Yorker. A film adaptation based on this book was released in 2004 and received generally positive responses from critics.

The story in the novel is narrated in first person point of view by some characters, which is changing in each chapter. Most chapters are told by the two main protagonists, Bobby and Jonathan, with a few chapters narrated by Alice (Jonathan's mother) and Clare (an older woman who has "eccentric" relationship with both Bobby and Jonathan).
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Eiji Yoshikawa - Mushashi eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 1110; File Size: 4 MB;

Mushashi is an epic Japanese historical-fiction written by Eiji Yoshikawa, one of the best authors in Japan well known for his classic works Taiko and Heike Story. Although Yoshikawa’s work is a fiction, it is based on true history. Miyamoto Musashi was a real and renowned Japanese swordsman lived around the 17th century. The story was first published as a serial in Asahi Shimbun (Morning Sun Newspaper) in 1935 before it was finally compiled into a novel series and into a single edition—the English version was first released in 1981—and since then, the book has become a classic throughout the world.

As a novel, Musashi is in the best tradition of Japanese story telling. It focuses on the journey of a rōnin (Japanese swordsman) in climbing the steep and harsh path in the Way of the Samurai, which can be translated into reaching perfection in doing what someone’s do best and completeness as a human being. The book is imaginative and refined, filled with a living story and excellent characters—most are historical. It is a great depiction of an absolute dedication of a person, interweaved with other themes including unconditional love, blind and foolish revenge, and filial piety.

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Miyamoto Musashi was lured to join the great Battle of Sekigahara only to find himself losing the war and his dream. Being a fugitive, he conducted reckless bloody acts until finally captured by Takuan the Zen Monk. This event was the beginning of his long self transformation and also his complicated romantic relationship with the lovely Otsu.

He then spent years in a long journey to hone his swordsmanship and reach perfection as a human being. Along the way he fought numerous sword battles, including against the famous Yoshioka. At the same time, he was constantly “pursued” by Matahachi (his childhood friend who went to Sekigahara with him and was lured into a degenerated life path), Osugi (Matahachi’s mother who wanted to killed him because she blamed him for destroying his son’s life), and Otsu (who deeply in love with him and wanted to be with him no matter what). His adventurous journey would reach its peak in the famous duel against Sasaki Kojiro, the other greatest swordsman of that era.

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Rachel Renee Russell - Dork Diaries Book 1 - 4 eBooks (PDF)

Available: Book 1 - 4; Language: English;

Dork Diaries is a hilarious novel series written and illustrated by Rachel Renee Russell. The first volume was published in 2009 and in mid 2013, the seventh installment—Book 6, since the fourth installment is officially referred as Book 3 ½—was released. The series has achieved commercial success and most of the novels in the series have spent many weeks in New York Times Best Sellers list in the Children’s Series category.

As the title says, the series is a personal diary. Presented in doodles, drawings, and comic strips, it depicts the daily life experience of the owner and writer of the diary, Nikki Maxwell. Nikki is a 14 years old girl who lives a pretty much normal life but being a teenager, life never seems “normal” for her. The series colorfully chronicles how she copes with the things happen in school and at home: her dream of popularity, her crush, and the “disturbance” from her family.
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Kate DiCamillo - The Tale of Despereaux eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 148; File Size: 2 MB;
The Tale of Despereaux is a fantasy novel written by Kate DiCamillo, an American author well known for her fantasy stories for children featuring animals. This 2004 Newbery Medal winner novel is divided in four books and each of them delivers the story from different perspective of different character. The story also presents a unique assortment of exciting characters, who set out on their respective journeys and will come across each other.
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Lynne Rae Perkins - Criss Cross eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 229; File Size: 1.8 MB;

Criss Cross is a novel by Lynne Rae Perkins, American author and illustrator of books for children or young adult. It expands the story and, especially, the character of Debbie from her previous book All Alone in the Universe. Despite the mixed reviews (some consider it too subtle and many feel the contemporary realism in it resonates with them), the novel has proven its excellence in children's literature and won Newbery Medal in 2006.

Filled with vignettes, poems (haikus), illustrations, and photographs, the novel focuses on a bunch of teenagers in a small town, where nothing “big” really happens. The two main characters who narrate most of the story are Debbie and Hector; both are 14 years old both are entering the phase of leaving childhood behind yet not fully grown up. The other teen characters, who experience the exact same thing as both of them, are Patty, Lenny, Phil, and Peter.
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Susan Patron - The Higher Power of Lucky eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 97; File Size: 0.6 MB;

First published in 2006, The Higher Power of Lucky is a children’s novel written by Susan Patron. The book has successfully won Newbery Medal in 2007 and also successfully drawn a controversy. As written in a New York Times article, some school libraries banned it as a result of the use of a single word, “scrotum”, in the first page. Responses came from Patron herself, associations, and fellow authors. Patron stated that the choice of the word was based on her own knowledge of a rattlesnake biting a dog's scrotum and it also serves as anatomy explanation for 9 – 12 years old readers. The American Library Association and some authors also encouraged people to see the real value in the novel and not to focus on that single word.
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Cynthia Kadohata - Kira-Kira eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 133; File Size: 0.6 MB;

Kira-Kira (Japanese for glittering) is a novel by Japanese-American writer Cynthia Kadohata. This young adult book had gotten wide critical acclaims and won several award including the prestigious 2005 Newbery Medal for children’s literature.
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Rebecca Stead - When You Reach Me eBook (PDF)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 164; File Size: 0.5 MB;

When You Reach Me is a novel by award-winning American author of books for young-adult and children, Rebecca Stead. The novel that mixes fantasy, science fiction, and mystery received mostly good reviews and critical acclaim following its publication in 2009. Getting the inspiration from an article in a newspaper about a man suffering from amnesia and also from A Wrinkle in Time, one of her favorite book from her childhood, Stead has successfully written a story with realistic setting and thorough details. The book also got commercial success and made it into The New York Times Bestseller list. The novel has also won several awards including Newbery Medal in 2010.
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Neil Gaiman - The Graveyard Book PDF eBook

Language: English; PDF Pages: 206; File Size: 1 MB;

First published in 2008, The Graveyard Book is a children's fantasy novel written by one of the best English mystery-fantasy authors Neil Gaiman. It took Gaiman years to muster the confidence in writing and releasing the book. As stated by Gaiman, he got the inspiration in 1985 but he managed to finish it in 2008, through a lot of revisitings on the draft. After being published, the novel got wide critical acclaim and won many awards including Newbery Medal and Hugo Award.
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Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth PDF eBook (Graphic Novel/ Comic)

Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth is a comic series written and illustrated by American cartoonist Franklin Christenson Ware, widely known as Chris Ware. Before being compiled into a graphic novel in 2000, the story was published as serials in New City (an alternative Chicago weekly newspaper) and also in Ware's Acme Novelty Library from 1995 to 2000. The artwork of this comic sometimes evokes early 20th-century American design style. It generally uses vivid color with realistic and thorough details. Jimmy Corrigan has achieved wide critical acclaim and won some prestigious awards, including Eisner Award. The New Yorker cited it as "the first formal masterpiece of (the) medium."
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Scott Pilgrim’s Finest Hour PDF eBook (Scott Pilgrim Volume 6 - End)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 253; File Size: 33.5 MB;

This is it. With Scott Pilgrim’s Finest Hour, the hilarious and exhilarating Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series ends spectacularly. Since the debut in 2004 to the last installment, Bryan Lee O'Malley has successfully keep the pace, fun, and enthusiasm through out the series.

According to what O'Malley said about the last two volumes, the sixth should be "the redemption arc" after the "darkest hour" in volume 5 being. However, it seems that Scott will still need to go a really long hard way before he gets to the redemption. Read more »

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Scott Pilgrim vs. the Universe PDF eBook (Scott Pilgrim Volume 5)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 186; File Size: 23 MB;

Canadian cartoonist Bryan Lee O'Malley achieved huge critical acclaim and commercial success with his novel graphic masterpiece Scott Pilgrim. In 2009, the series presented the fifth volume Scott Pilgrim vs. the Universe. O'Malley once stated that the most challenging part in creating Scott Pilgrim was the ending and when he started the writing process of volume 5, he had a vision that the fifth and sixth volume would reflect one single story: 5 would be the "darkest hour" and 6 would be "the redemption arc."
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Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together PDF eBook (Scott Pilgrim Volume 4)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 223; File Size: 35 MB;

First published in 2007, Scott Pilgrim Gets It Together is the fourth volume in the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series by Canadian comic writer and artist Bryan Lee O'Malley. Despite being influenced by manga and produced his masterpiece in black and white, O'Malley did not consider it to be a manga but a 'manga-influenced comics.' However, regardless of how it is being referred, O'Malley’s "hybrid" work has successfully achieved critical acclaims and commercial since its debut in 2004.
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Alison Bechdel - Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic

Language: English; PDF Pages: 248; File Size: 34.5 MB;

Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic is a graphic novel by American cartoonist Alison Bechdel. First published in 2006, the book took around seven years for the writing and illustrating processes because Bechdel chose a realistic and laborious artistic method, in which she photographed herself posing for each human figure in her work. However, all those hard work paid off well since with this memoir, which made it into New York Times Best Seller list, Bechdel achieved great critical acclaim and commercial success. Read more »

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Scott Pilgrim & the Infinite Sadness (Scott Pilgrim Volume 3)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 207; File Size: 32 MB;

Scott Pilgrim & the Infinite Sadness is the third volume in the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series. The series is written and drawn by Canadian comic writer and artists Bryan Lee O'Malley, who was inspired by Japanese manga for the artwork and an indie rock song for the main character name. The title for the third volume refers to The Smashing Pumpkins’ album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.
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Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World (Scott Pilgrim Volume 2)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 215; File Size: 41 MB;

From Canadian indie rock band Plumtree, comic writer and artist Bryan Lee O'Malley got the inspiration to create the character of Scott Pilgrim. Around that character he built a spectacular manga-ish graphic novel series that has received many critical acclaims. Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World is the second volume in the series and also the title of the critically success movie adaptation—Pulmtree’s song is listed in the soundtrack album for this movie.
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Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life PDF e-Comic (Scott Pilgrim Volume 1)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 187; File Size: 25 MB;

Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life is the first volume in Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series by Canadian cartoonist Bryan Lee O'Malley. As a comic artist, O'Malley also got his influences from Japanese manga and he definitely shows it in this series.

Scott is a 23-year-old Canadian boy. He lives in Toronto with a gay roommate named Wallace Wells and he is the bass player of the band Sex Bob-Omb. Read more »

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Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl - Beautiful Chaos PDF eBook (Caster Chronicles #3)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 424; File Size: 1.5 MB;

Beautiful Chaos is the third novel in the popular young-adult fantasy series Caster Chronicles by authors Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. First released in 2011, the book reached #45 on USA Today bestseller list in its debut.

The story picks up where the previous novel left off. Ethan and Lena are back together again but both of them are not the same persons anymore. Lena has had her Claiming of both the Light and Dark, which brings about severe consequences as it affected the Order of things. Read more »

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Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl - Dream Dark PDF eBook (Caster Chronicles #2.5)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 90; File Size: 0.5 MB;

Dream Dark is the sequel to Beautiful Darkness in Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl’s Caster Chronicles series. Oddly, the book is not referred as volume 3 but 2.5 and it is not a full-length novel but a short story, with around 10.000 words in 6 chapters. There is also a sneak peek at the five first chapters of the third novel Beautiful Chaos.
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Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl - Beautiful Darkness PDF eBook (Caster Chronicles #2)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 465; File Size: 1.5 MB;

Published in 2010, Beautiful Darkness is the sequel to Beautiful Creatures that was published one year earlier. Both novels are parts of the Caster Chronicles series, a young adult fantasy series written by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. In its debut, the book reach #3 on the New York Times Bestsellers list for children's books.

After the events that take place in the first novel, especially his relationship with the new girl in town Lena Duchannes, Ethan Wate is now aware of the true identity of his hometown Gatlin. After 16 years of growing up in that place, Ethan finally uncovers the hidden world beneath the town surface.
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Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl - Beautiful Creatures PDF eBook (Caster Chronicles #1)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 371; File Size: 1.6 MB;

Beautiful Creatures is a young adult novel written by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. Published in 2009, it is the first book in the teen romance-fantasy series Caster Chronicles. A movie adaptation with the same title was released in February 2013.

The story takes place in Gatlin, a fictional town in South Carolina, and it is told from the point of view of Ethan Wate, the main protagonist of the novel. Ethan is a 16-year-old boy. He has been having this recurring dream about a mysterious girl he never knows who apparently smells like lemon and rosemary. On the first day of his sophomore year, his class gets a new student. The girl’s name is Lena Duchannes and soon Ethan finds out that she does smell like lemon and rosemary. Anther thing he discovers about her is that she is a Caster, a person with the ability to use magic.

For the folk of the small Gatlin town, Lena is quite “different” and there is no one like her that they have ever seen. While Lena, finding herself in a new strange town, is struggling to hide the power she has, a power that has become a curse in her family for generations. In the meantime, Ethan, despite his obsession to leave Gatlin, finds himself drawn closer and closer to Lena. A kind of determination also grows inside him to reveal the connection between the two of them.

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R.L. Stine - Goosebumps Original Series #21 to #25 PDF eBook

R.L. Stine – Go Eat Worms! PDF eBook (Goosebumps 21)

(PDF Pages: 90; File Size: 0.3 MB)

Todd Barstow has a queer hobby which is collecting worms and conducting the so-called experiments on them. Todd’s “relation” with worms and his life is about to change when the sticky slimy creatures start appearing in his homework and lunch. The real nightmare for Scott comes when a giant worm chases him for abusing her babies.Read more »

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Stephen King - Lisey's Story PDF eBook

Language: English; PDF Pages: 446; File Size: 1.7 MB;

Lisey's Story is a psychological-horror novel with a touch of romance written by American author Stephen King, one of the most successful mystery writers ever. First published in 2006, the book received mixed reviews and critical responses. In 2007, it was nominated for World Fantasy Award.

The novel follows the life and adventure of Lisey Debusher. It’s been two years that she is a widow following the death of her husband Scott. During their twenty five years of marriage, the two of them had spent an intimacy that was so intense and even startling at times.
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R.L. Stine - One Day at HorrorLand.pdf eBook (Goosebumps #16)

(PDF Pages: 101; 0.3 MB)

What the Morris family and Clay, a friend of the family, plan to have in their trip is a refreshing recreation. However, they soon find themselves in a terrifying trip after they get lost during their Zoo Garden tour and end up in HorrorLand: a theme park of monsters.
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R.L. Stine - The Haunted Mask PDF eBook (Goosebumps 11)

(PDF Pages: 87; File Size: 0.3 MB)

Carly Beth Caldwell has had it in being the target of her everybody’s practical jokes and is sorely disappointed about the lame costume she gets from her mother for Halloween. The girl decides to get her own cool costume and goes into a strange shop where she finds a mysterious mask. Soon she finds out, the more she wears the mask, the more difficult it is to come off and it also starts to alter her personality.
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R.L. Stine - Let's Get Invisible!.pdf eBook (Goosebumps 06)

(PDF Pages: 99; File Size: 0.3 MB)

The two brothers, Max and Noah, just find something intriguing in the attic. It is a mirror with magical power to turn its users invisible. However, the more Max, Noah, and their friends use the mysterious mirror, the harder it is for them to return from invisibility.
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R.L. Stine - Welcome to Dead House.pdf eBook (Goosebumps 01)

(Number of Pages: 95; File Size: 0.3 MB)

The Bensons just move into their new house in Dark Falls. They’re welcome by the residents which are ghosts. Those ghosts used to be people who died while living in the same house. Now the ghosts are preparing to make the Bensons one of them!

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Michael Ende - Momo PDF eBook

Language: English; PDF Pages: 150; File Size: 1.6 MB;

Originally published in German in 1973—the English translation was released a year after, Momo is one of the best novels written by Michael Ende. Winner of the 1974 Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis (German Youth Literature Prize), this fantasy book is excellently suitable for young adult readers (children) but the substance, the moral and message regarding the essence of time are indisputably relevant to more mature readers, especially nowadays.
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Cassandra Clare - Clockwork Prince PDF eBook (The Infernal Devices 2)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 448; File Size: 1.7MB;

After achieving a huge success with the first book Clockwork Angel in 2010, Cassandra Clare carried on The Infernal Devices fantasy trilogy to the second novel, Clockwork Prince. First published in 2011, the second volume preserves the magical atmosphere of the story and presents more adventures, mysteries, and “triangular” romance.
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Cassandra Clare - Clockwork Angel PDF eBook (The Infernal Devices 1)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 364; File Size: 1.3 MB;

Clockwork Angel is a young-adult fantasy novel written by American author Cassandra Clare. First published in 2010, the book is the debut of Clare’s popular trilogy The Infernal Devices. It achieved commercial success and became a New York Times best-seller. This novel with steampunk-science fiction atmosphere also reintroduces classic Victorian literature by its many quotes that refers to the works of classic writers such as Charles Dickens, Oscar Wilde, Alfred Tennyson, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
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