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Tell Me About Junteenth
by Kortney Nash
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This was a very easy read. Very accessible for littles.

Who Was Roberto Clemente?
by James Buckley
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Part 3

Wintergirls
by Laurie Halse Anderson
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Lia struggles with anexoria and her ex-best friend, Cassie, dies from bulmia. Even worse, Cassie had called her 33 times before she died. In this sad and moving book, Lia fights with the grief of losing Cassie and wonders how she died. She also faces the difficulty of her anexoria. This book was a great book and even made me cry a little!

Dory Fantasmagory
by Abby Hanlon
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I absolutely loved “Dory Fantasmagory” it is an amazing book I definitely will give “Dory Fantasmagory” four stars. I loved Dory because she imagines a lot (maybe too much). I also feel bad for Dory when her siblings,Luke and Violet, won’t let her play with them.

Witches of BROOKLYN
by Sophie Escabasse
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Volume two, so at early morning there a car coming and both old ladies walk to the door then they open the car then they saw a kid and they keep her. And her friends is big fan of Tilly Shoo. And one day she went their house and when she get in the chair and her face filled with red. So her family makes potions to make her get off the red face

Remarkably bright Creatures
by Shelby Van Pelt
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Amazing book

The Moonstone
by Wilkie Collins
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I would rate the moonstone by Wilkie Collins 3/5 stars. It was an interesting and enjoyable read, but it definitely had some challenges. I enjoyed the book having multiple perspectives. Each section was told from a different character’s point of view, which made the story feel more layered and allowed me to see the mystery from different angles. I also liked how each narrator had their own personality and way of telling the story. However, the language was one of the biggest difficulties for me. Since the book was written in the 1800s, some of the vocabulary and descriptions were hard to understand. This was especially challenging because the book is pretty long, so there were times when the reading felt slow. Even though I enjoyed the mystery and wanted to find out what happened to the diamond, I think the length and difficult language took away from some of the enjoyment. Overall, I’m glad I read The Moonstone, and I appreciated its unique storytelling style, but I wouldn’t say it was an easy or quick read.

Wind riders rescue on turtle beach
by Jen marlin
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I like how the time never changed after max and sophia got off the wind rider.

It is (not) perfect
by Anna Kang
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Animals try to build a perfect sand castle

Next Stop
by Debbie Fong
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The book Next Stop by Debbie Fong was a book that I enjoyed reading very very much. The illustrations were beautiful and well drawn and the whole story of the book was chef's kiss. The book is not all rainbows and unicorns and it tackles some pretty heavy subjects but if kids are ready for that, they should read Next Stop because it is a story that is worth reading.
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