Abigail Miller
Hello! I write about reading books that you want to read but may not have had time to read. This substack is also helping me raise money to go to Washington DC in June!
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- 4
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- Sep 21, 2026
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- Jul 22, 2026
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Salt to the Sea (opens the original)
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This book was the required reading for summer. The book came with a project, a one pager, that was actually pretty fun, but then on the first day of school, I found out that the reading was optional and that we were actually going to read it in class. My first thought was, “I read this entire book in a day and a half, woke up at 6 in the morning, finished the project at 10:30 at night, for nothing?!?!” It was a really good book though but low-key went through a depressive state after that. Let’s
DC Trip, 2026 (opens the original)
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Hey everyone, this is long overdue. On the first week of June?, me and a bunch of people from the eighth-grade class of Mann STEAM Academy and Craig Middle School. Because we did a ton of things, I will not be writing about my experiences but posting pictures and having subtitles for the pictures to tell you where the picture was set. Small warning, this is really long, so you might have to go on the app or click view full post or something like that to see all of the pictures, because there’s a
To Kill a Mockingbird (opens the original)
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I got this book for Valentine’s day, along with a few other books, like 13 Reasons Why, which I wrote about earlier this year. Anyway, I finally finished it yesterday, after a few days of struggle. This book gave me a whole new look on our world. It was also kinda sad. But I loved it, and I think that they should not have banned this book (It’s not legally banned nationwide, but it’s been removed from tons of shelves in libraries, specifically in school libraries) because it is important for kid
The Fellowship of the Ring Pt. 2 (opens the original)
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I’m very sorry about the delay of this article. As many of you know, my grandmother just passed away, and with her funeral and all the camps that I’ve been attending, finding time for reading has been kinda hard. However, when I do find the time, I get transported back into the story. Read more
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