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The City of Ember

July 20, 2005 | Comments 1 Comments

The City of Ember

This charming story, by Jeanne Duprau, takes place in the dark city of Ember, a city where it’s always night the vast, and slightly scary, Unknown is beginning to creep ever closer.

Hard times have hit Ember. The city’s electrical lights are failing, food is becoming scarce, and Ember’s people are starting to become frightened. It’s up to Doon and his sort-of-friend Lina to find a way to save Ember.

A charming story with an interesting and engaging setting, The City of Ember is perfect for those who are looking for good reads while waiting for the next installment of Harry Potter. It’s targeted for teens, but is a nice read for adults as well.

(Recommended by Lynn)

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1. katie!!! said:

oo well i have never read the whole book but i have to do a book report on it soo i thought that i would just look it up and just fint stuff out about the book this way but what i have learned about the book so far i love it it is a very interesting book and i think that you should read the book!!!! lata love you xoxoxo

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