Author: Zoha Siddiqui

Welcome to my blog! I'm glad you came. My name is Zoha Siddiqui and I'm from Washington D.C, Virginia. I now live in Qatar with my parents and my older brother. Some of my hobbies are baking, running, writing and most importantly reading! I love to read fiction books as well as inspirational themed books! One of my favorite books of all times is "What would she do?" by Kay Woodward. I hope to share what I read with you and would love to know what you are reading as well.
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The Miscalculations Of Lightning Girl by Stacy McAnulty

Zoha Siddiqui

 

 

The Miscalculations of Lighting Girl by Stacy McAnulty is about a girl named Lucy Callahan who was unfortunately struck by lightning at the age of 8. That lightning zap gave her amazing math and genius skills! Ever since that dangerous zap of lightning struck her she had been home schooled.

She has an obsessive compulsive disorder, where without a specific routine the numbers of pi start to swarm around in her head like a bee. Now at the age of 12 she’s ready for college! That’s how great of a genius she is!!

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Squint

Zoha Siddiqui


About the book

Squint by Chad Morris and Shelly Brown is about a boy named Flint who is losing his vision unfortunately because of a disease called ‘keratoconus’. He has a passion for drawing comics and has entered a competition for the best comic!

On the journey of drawing his comics, he meets a girl named McKell. McKell has some hidden talents herself but doesn’t share it because she fears being judged by others. Flint and McKell soon become good friends and they are learn to trust each other and most importantly believe in themselves!

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Sidetracked by Diana Harmon Asher

Zoha Siddiqui


I picked up this book as soon as my brother told me “Zoha you should read this book. It’s fantastic!” So I set off reading the book and believe it or not my brother was right! (He usually isn’t!)
This book was so good, I was glued to it constantly!

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