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Charlotte's Web
by E. B. White
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I liked the book. It was about animals. I had seen this movie before I read the book.

A Candy Cane Cat-Astrophe
by Addison Moore & Bellamy Bloom
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A cozy mystery, 5th in the Meow For Murder series. Bowie Binx is hiding from the mob, her boyfriend is a cop and writes books based on a mob family, and she has hard-to-interpret visions of future events that she always gets wrong! It's Christmas, and another body shows up. These stories are cute, short and full of humor and cats!

Happy Pig Day
by Mo Willems
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Elephant & Piggy always make me smile. They always have great adventures and value true friendship. Everyone should read with their young children.

The Happiest Kids In The World
by Rina may Acosta
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The book is okay. I don’t mind I that I read it but I wouldn’t read it again or recommend it to anyone. It just didn’t line up with my personal viewpoint.

Hunger Games
by Suzanne Collins
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I liked it, but I think it's very overhyped. I would probably tell other people to read it though. My favorite character was Haymitch, which autocorrect thinks should be "Hey Mitch."

Hunger Games Catching Fire
by Suzanne Collins
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Rereading the trilogy with my husband. Not as good as the first book in my opinion, but still pretty good.

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.

The Da Vinci Code
by Dan Brown
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This was very exciting! Mystery, suspense, and a lot of interesting information and speculation!

Spiderman Homecoming Book
by Corona pilgrim
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Spider-man book talks about the movie and just like the movie word by word

Mr Terupt Falls Again
by Rob Buyea
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Another great read although this does have some more mature themes: drinking, smoking, and drugs are mentioned and used by some characters
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