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In a modern school for magic, formerly called Hogwarts, all sorts of students are called who will one day be great. When a group of young teens receive a letter by owl calling them to Mirator, they find their lives changed forever. Told from multiple viewpoints of various well-known book characters, this is a story that will permanently change your perspective of books. You are guaranteed to, well, if not love it, at least tolerate it.
If you haven't read some of the books listed, that's OK. Here's a quick little summary:
Sherlock is a show about an antisocial modern-day buttface named Sherlock and his friendly flirty doctor best friend John who solve crimes in London. The books are set in the 1800s and feature a friendly genius and his chubby, stupid mustachioed associate who do the same. This story uses the show version.
Eragon is a character in a book series (called the Inheritance Cycle) about a medieval guy who finds a rock which is actually a dragon egg and he rides that dragon and fights with a sword and magic and falls in love with an elf princess who is the coolest elf princess ever. I think you'll find that description quite accurate if you read the books. Despite that, it's a good series.
The Doctor, from the show Doctor Who, is really fantastic and I have good reason to wonder why the heck you are reading this book (or even on this website) and haven't watched it yet. It's about a guy who saves universes and occasionally dies. Then it turns out, haha LOL, that he didn't actually die. But he did. But he didn't. You know what-I wasn't prepared to describe Doctor Who. Imma go take a nap.
Katniss is a girl from a dystopian fiction series called the Hunger Games trilogy. She lives in a place where she is poor and then she yells, "I VOLUNTEER AS TRIBUTE!" very loudly. In that way she rescues her sister's life, destroys the corrupt government system and saves the world.
This school, however, is before all that happens.