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6 tech books that are almost too cool for school
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Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
We heart Rainbow Rowell’s book Eleanor & Park, so we just knew this book was going to be a page-turner, too. In Fangirl, college freshman Cath has been a mega fan all of her life. She dresses up for movie premieres, reads like there is no tomorrow and spends tons of time online writing fan fiction. But when she starts school, she soon finds out that college writing is a whole new ball game—especially when you have a professor who hates fan fiction.
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TTYL by Lauren Myracle
This has long been a fave of ours. Three BFFs, “Snow Angel,” “mad maddie” and “zoegirl”, spill it all in this book made up entirely of emails, texts and IMs. With convos about clothes, boys, bodies, and inside jokes, all teenage girls will completely understand what these three pals are gabbing about—LOLs and all.
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iBoy by Kevin Brooks
After a crazy collision, bits and pieces of an iPhone make their way into Tom’s brain, giving him some pretty impressive powers. As if that wasn’t enough trouble already, Tom must figure out if he’s going to get back at the London gangsters who hurt the girl he loves or just let the conflict die.
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Gimme A Call by Sarah Mlynowski
This novel is for all you cell phone addicts! The main character, 17-year-old Devi, doesn’t exactly have a picture perfect life. She’s boyfriendless, friendless and her GPA is far from a 4.0. Then she drops her cell in a fountain and it starts to go haywire—and will only call her 14-year-old self. Devi uses this as an opportunity to right her wrongs and help her younger self make all the right choices instead of all of the wrong ones.
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Roomies by Sara Zarr and Tara Altebrando
Moving away from home and into your first college dorm is incredibly stressful (trust us, we know from experience). But it’s even more nerve wracking when you don’t know who your roomie is. That’s why east coast babe Elizabeth emailed west coast girlie Lauren when they found out they would be rooming together their first year of college. Over emails, the girls learn more and more about each other and develop a deep, long distance connection that only college roommates could form.
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Free to Fall by Lauren Miller
Imagine living in a world without Apple products. Or a world where you’re not able to Google the answer to anything you want. That’s exactly the world Rory Vaughn lives in. Fast-forward to the future and those giant corps we know and love have been replaced by Gnosis. Fans of The Hunger Games and Divergent aren’t going to want to miss this book about rebellion, heart vs. head and a high tech app that makes decision-making super easy, or so she thought….
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