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Maximum Ride 7
by James Patterson

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Great book! the imiges are great and the texes of the book are also great. i over all LIKE it

Plants Vs Zombies Timepocalypse
by Paul tobin

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Ready Player One
by Ernest Cline

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Fun light read with lots of 80s trivia! Characters have to solve riddles and games and work together to find the egg before it falls into the wrong hands.

Awesome Space the Sun and other Stars
by John Farndon

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I was good it told you fun facts and had quizzes and zoom-in boxes

Last Stop On Market Street
by Matt De La Pena

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Good book

Believe It
by Jamie Kern Lima

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Excellent selp help book! I enjoyed reading about Jamie's journey and it inspired me to seek out my own goals and future. I would higjhly recommend this book to anyone that enjoys the self help genre.

Shadow And Bone
by Leigh Bardugo

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Young adult. It is a little whiney for me (but I should mention that I am 33)

And Then You Dye
by Monica Ferris

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I am not into needlepoint, but I enjoyed the plot and learning a little about needlework.

Percy Jackson and the Battle of the Labyrinth
by Rick Riordan

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It was super awesome. I love the character development and story plot. It's a great sequel to the sequel. I love how the author introduced the new characters and developed the old characters with them.

The F Word
by Liza Palmer

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This was a thought provoking story about dealing with how you feel about your body. The heroine was obese all thru school, dealing with all the mean teasing that brings. She lost the weight, made herself into a successful wife and business woman. When she ran into her HS crush, the football hero, she found out that just because you were the popular kid in school didn't mean you didn't have fears and worries - they were just about something other than how you looked. She had a meltdown, but pulled herself together. Very realistic, with some humor, and a satisfying ending.