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Everyone needs to determine who they are for themselves. Here a few books with characters who have also embarked on the journey of self discovery. For a printable version of this list click the file below.

Recommended by Eva M. The Hawthorne Legacy is the second book in the Inheritance Games duology. Compared to the first book, The Hawthorne Legacy was a little harder to get into and wasn't as much of a page turner. It followed the same story line as the first book in the sense that the main character is still to figure out why she inherited the wealthy stranger's fortune. The author once again did and amazing job developing the characters. There were many plot twists in this b

Recommended by Eva M. The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes is about a random girl who one day inherits a wealthy man's entire fortune, but the girl swears she has never met or even heard of the man in her life. The whole book is about the girl trying to determine why she inherited the man's fortune. I personally could not put the book down due to all of the plot twists and cliff hangers at the end of chapters. The characters were very well developed and the author di

Recommended by Eva M. Dance of Thieves by Mary E. Pearson is a fantasy book with a little romance between the two main characters. The book was beautifully written; the author did an amazing job describing the characters' appearances and the settings. I could not put this book down; I always wanted to find out what happened next. The characters were very well developed and I enjoyed everything about this book. The author did a great job keeping the reader interested. I highly