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message 1: by Abrianna (new)

Abrianna (abriannaimbrogno) Hey everyone! I just have a few questions and maybe other people do to so this dosent always have to relate to books.
So does anyone know how to leave a goodreads group? Not this one but there is one I want to leave and I don’t know how.
The next is for moderators mainly. When will you be looking for new moderators?


message 2: by [deleted user] (new)

Anyone know about The Dust Bowl?


message 3: by [deleted user] (new)

We picked some new moderators a few weeks ago, and will let everyone know if we think we need another one :)


message 4: by [deleted user] (new)

Haha nope I'm clueless about that


message 5: by Sara (new)

Sara | 98 comments bernadette;) wrote: "Anyone know about The Dust Bowl?"

Do you mean the Dust Bowl of the 1930s circa Great Depression or am I thinking of something else?


message 6: by [deleted user] (new)

yess


message 7: by Sara (new)

Sara | 98 comments Haha yeah! What about it?


message 8: by [deleted user] (new)

i dont even remember i had it for an assignment for history


message 9: by [deleted user] (new)

i just finished the Great Depression i never learned about the Dust Bowl.


message 10: by [deleted user] (new)

it was like a mini assignment


message 11: by Sara (new)

Sara | 98 comments Oh haha lol.

The Dust Bowl happened during the Great Depression (making things worse than they already were), impacting the agricultural Midwest the hardest. Due to a number of factors (a drought, over farming without letting the earth replenish the nutrient rich and thicker soil leaving the dusty soil on top) as well as wind, the Midwest basically became a mini desert and worsened living conditions for farmers (and others) during the Depression.


message 12: by [deleted user] (new)

thx sara!


message 13: by Sara (new)

Sara | 98 comments Haha no problem! And that was in no way a thorough (or even good) explanation of the Dust Bowl so if you're really intersted in the topic I'd suggest looking into it more. There's some videos and pictures of people literally sweeping piles of dust and sand out of their house and off the porch.


message 14: by [deleted user] (new)

oh yea i read about that too


message 15: by Abrianna (new)

Abrianna (abriannaimbrogno) Does anyone have any suggestions for fantasy/ dystopian books appropriate for 12-13 year olds? Besides Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Divergent.


message 16: by [deleted user] (new)

Lockwood and Co! It kinda doesn’t fit the genre, but it’s still really good!


message 17: by [deleted user] (new)

Maybe either the Maze Runner series or The Neptune Project? I read both of those series when I was around that age and loved them!


message 18: by Sara (new)

Sara | 98 comments A couple different suggestions:
-The Magisterium Series (coauthored by Cassandra Clare and Holly Black) The Iron Trial is the first book
-The Unwanteds series
-The Spirit Animals series put out by scholastic Wild Born


message 19: by Abrianna (new)

Abrianna (abriannaimbrogno) Thanks so much!!


message 20: by gabriella (new)

gabriella (gabriella_stanton12) Abrianna wrote: "Does anyone have any suggestions for fantasy/ dystopian books appropriate for 12-13 year olds? Besides Percy Jackson, Harry Potter, and Divergent."
the legend series by marie lu, i was obsessed with it in middle school


message 21: by gabriella (new)

gabriella (gabriella_stanton12) Weird question, but does anyone have any recs with a group of kids who are assassins or in gangs, etc? Like in Six of Crows or These Violent Delights.


message 22: by Robyn (new)

Robyn (robynacuff) | 46 comments The Teen Killers Club by Lily Sparks ( I think that’s the author’s name)
Super fun read!!


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