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Second Childhood Coba Lagi
The "Second Childhood" refers to a point in the protagonist's life where they feel as though they are getting a second chance to experience, learn, or even "re-do" aspects of their youth that they missed or got wrong the first time.
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- 3.813.0484.B.U
Message In A Bottle
As Theresa and Garrett begin to fall in love, the shadow of his past remains a significant barrier. The novel explores whether it is possible for two people to find a second chance at love when one of them is still anchored to a love that never truly ended.
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- 3.813.0629.B.U
The Tiger Rising
Rob is a quiet, observant boy who deals with his intense grief by literally "locking" his feelings away, imagining them inside a mental suitcase. When he meets a girl named Sistine Bailey, who is just as angry and lonely as he is, he begins to find a way to let those feelings out.
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- 3.813.0635.B.U
Meet The Real World, Rachel
Rachel is a girl who—like many of her age—has spent much of her time wrapped up in her own expectations, dreams, and perhaps a slightly idealized view of how "growing up" is supposed to work. The story follows her as she is forced to step out of her comfort zone.
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- 3.813.0639.B.U
Confessions of a teenage Drama Queen
Lola is obsessed with drama, attention, and her favorite band, "Sidarthur." She feels entirely out of place in the suburbs and views everyone around her as incredibly mundane.
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- 3.813.0643.B.U
Miss Bento
Miss Bento (2013) is a delightful, lighthearted Indonesian youth/chick-lit novel written by the talented author Ariyanti. Published by PT Gramedia Pustaka Utama, this short, 176-page book serves as an incredibly comforting, cozy, and appetizing read that beautifully blends the art of culinary creativity with teenage workplace romance.
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Alice the Brave
s Alice enters her eighth-grade summer, she is mortified by the prospect of being the only one in her group who cannot swim. Determined to overcome her fear before the upcoming summer camp trip, she secretly enlists the help of her older brother, Lester, to teach her how to swim at a local pool.
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- 3.813.0627.B.U
House of Whispers
spin-off from Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman, this series focuses on the "House of Whispers," one of the two houses located in the Dreaming (the other being the House of Secrets).
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- 3.813.0656.B.U
Imaginer
Like many of Arumi E.'s works, the book addresses the universal struggles of adolescence—self-acceptance, the importance of facing truth, and the transition into becoming more grounded while still holding onto one's creative spirit.
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- 3.813.0213.B.U
Bowl of Happines
Helen’s parents and all three of her older siblings are successful doctors, and her mother is extremely strict, particularly regarding Helen’s education. This pressure prevents Helen from pursuing her true passion: singing.
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- 3.813.0272.B.U
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