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Mr. Putter and Tabby Ring the Bell
by Cynthia Rylant
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I loved when Zeke stole the cupcakes!

The Baby-sitters Club\Boy-Crazy Stacey
by Ann M. Martin\Gale Galligan
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I loved the pictures and characters, Stacey is one of my favorite characters. I also loved how they went to a new place and changed the settings. This is one of my favorite babysitter's club book and I'm going to read more in the series

Life after life
by Kate atkinson
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In this book Ursula is living her life infinite times in a row so when something goes wrong she just basically changes it to go her way. This book is really fun and it has a lot of deep topics about world war 2 and hitler who one of the main goals of Ursula is to kill. I lobbed this.

Some Girls Do
by Jennifer Dugan
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This was such a good book. It was an accurate portrayal of a cute relationship with ups and downs. The protagonists, Ruby and Morgan, are just navigating the twisty turns of romance. 5/5 would recommend.

Opening Skinner's Box
by Lauren Slater
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3 stars - Opening Skinner's Box details some of the most influential psychological experiments of the 20th century. Each chapter describes a different researcher and what they learned. I read this book for my upcoming AP Psychology class, and while I found it generally interesting, I don't think I have much to say review-wise. I'm not a huge psychology enjoyer. I respect it as a science, of course, but I find it relatively frustrating. Regardless, I did take interest in many of the experiments Slater describes in this book. She's good at making research accessible, and thus I never felt confused nor overwhelmed by information. HOWEVER, Slater adds far too much of her own interpretation for my taste. I do not particularly care about her personal life, especially against a background of significant psychological experiments. Every chapter is filled with clumsy metaphors or sentimental scenes of Slater's child, and I got very tired of it. My favorite part of Opening Skinner's Box was the chapter about lobotomies, chapter 10. Slater argues that psychosurgery has received undeserved negativity, comparing procedures like lobotomies to modern psychiatric medications. I actually found this comparison to be relatively eye-opening. I've always been told that early psychosurgery was fundamentally evil, but Slater creates a complex, arguably sympathetic reappraisal of it. Critics often cite her closing arguments as anti-pharmacological, but in a society that leans more and more on (and normalizes!) psychiatric medication, I found Slater's opinion to be both thought provoking and somewhat refreshing. Anyway, Opening Skinner's Box is a fine book. If you are interested in psychology and unfamiliar with the fundamental experiments, I would read it. It's as accessible as nonfiction can get.

List of Ten
by Halli Gomez
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Troy is a 16 year old teen with Tourette's and OCD. He creates a list of ten to do before committing suicide. But befriending his new deskmate in school, Khory, gives him hope. He and Khory become friends and maybe something even more.

Shark lady
by JESS KEATING
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I thought this book was a very good book because I love the way that Eugenie Clark became a scientist and I love the way how this book shows her in her early childhood and her experiencing so many cool things about sharks. This book tells the story of her really well and I really enjoyed reading it.

Frog and Toad are Friends
by Arnold Lobel
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I liked the part when the Toad stood on his head!

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
by J.K. Rowling
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This is my favorite series of fantasy because not only is the first book amazing, the rest continues to release the story without getting boring. Although it's the second book, it's honestly better than the first. The story continues to get even more exciting yet suspenseful and it makes me never want to stop. I find myself reading for hours when I read Harry Potter books because they are extremely addicting and the way I describe sounds like a bad thing but I think it's good. Readers of Harry Potter will have a broader imagination and get to experience such amazing stories.

The Correspondence
by Virginia Evans
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If I could give this book six stars I would! I loved this book that I read while on a few very long drives while I was on vacation. This book revolves around the main character, Sybil Van Antwerp, writing letters to
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