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Cove
by J. Scott Savage
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I really like this book. The characters were enjoyable. I couldn’t put it down I just kept reading and reading. I really enjoyed the storyline and plot. Calista Babbage was my favorite character.

Great White Sharks
by Laura Hamilton Waxman
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It told facts and how the sharks live and how they are warm blooded and do not eat people that much

Emergency rescue
by Camilla Gersh
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Learning all about what’s on fire trucks and what they wear.

The House On Mango Street
by Sandra Cisneros
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It was a quick easy read with short stories told from the POV of a young Latino girl growing up in a community and dreaming about her future life.

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid
by Jeff kenny
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It was good!

Kent State
by Deborah Wiles
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Dumbest book I have read in awhile. Was given to my son. There are several curse words in it. Whiney characters. It went in the trash. I would look for another book on the topic.

Monster Blood For Breakfast
by Rl Stine
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good.

The Rose And The Dagger
by Renee Ahdieh
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This book is honestly so good. It keeps you on your toes the whole time. I cried more than once. One thing I learned from this book was that love always wins. Even when you hate someone so deeply, that sliver of love will always shine through.

Lily And The Octopus
by Steven Rowley
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This is a book about loneliness and how we can contribute to our own misery. And this is a story about a man and his dog. This book is magical realism and I don’t feel it’s really my genre. I feel like I’d like it best as a short story. I did really like how it ended.

Big Nate Out Loud
by Lincoln Peirce
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This book talks about first when Nate looses his skateboard and then he goes to his scout meeting and finds out that he can win his skateboard back from selling warm fuzzies from a fundraiser and his arch enemy author is there and competes with him and at the end Nate and aurther are tied and the scout commander has to flip the coin to see who wins the skateboard and Nate wins it
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