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You may add secret garden(trigger warning for indians as it contains some phrases that may be hurtful for indians you may read it but it may lead you being angry so be careful otherwise it is a nice book to read except fir those references which I do not like either as it was set in a colonial india by a perspective of a british thinking of that time)

I think Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians by Brandon Sanderson is a good fit for this place. In this series, librarians are an evil group bent on taking over the world and controlling information so that the people they rule over are ignorant of the truth. The main character, Alcatraz Smedry, finds out that he's part of a family where everyone has a Talent, or an ability that appears to be an inconvenience at first, but can actually come in handy (ex: arriving late, breaking things, tripping and falling, etc.). This family is a big part of the opposition to the Librarians, and they work to try to take the organization down. The series is usually pretty goofy and lighthearted, but it also has a good balance of serious and emotional moments as well. The books are middle-grade, but there are some events at the end of the fifth book (which I can't get into because they're major spoilers) that are pretty upsetting even for me, a teenager, to read, just a heads up. Sorry this is so long, I'm just really passionate about this series, and I hope I can get at least one person to check it out!

Twenty-One Balloons is an amazing book. Written by William Pène du Bois. It's about a guy who wants to get away from the world but ends up in a place that is most unusual.

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The Farworld series. Insanely good and had me hooked (as a person who has a hard time reading too)

Kondo and Kezumi.

Look it up. It's really fun to read.

Ranger's Apprentice. SEVERELY UNDERRATED

the How To Train Your Dragon bookseries, the Greenglass House series, the Sonic the Hedgehog IDW Comics, the comic strip Heavenly Nostrils (aka Phoebe and Her Unicorn)