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Go and get with Rex
by David LaRochelle
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Not such a good book. Too babyish.

They both die at the end
by Adam Silvera
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Overall, I really enjoyed this book. The author's attention to detail really struck me. Below are some things that I really liked about the book (specifically fine details and writing style choices): 1. The way that each chapter was written in the perspective of different characters really shone a light on the topics of this book. It showed how people can take things like being alive for granted. The perspective showed connections being formed and ripped apart. I especially liked how at the beginning of each chapter, if the perspective was from a new character, it would start by saying if the character was going to die today or not, using the same sentence structure each time. 2. The connections between all of the characters were very interesting. Many characters who at first seemed disconnected wove together into a web where everyone in the story was connected to everyone in some way. The author even provided a character map to visually demonstrate this. 3. The ending was truly beautiful. The whole book, readers anticipate the death of the two main characters. After the first one dies, the second leaves the hospital. He blindly enters the road "Without a hand to hold him back". After this, there is a blank page, and nothing else. To me, this symbolizes that without the other character, there was no one to continue the second boy who died's story. The only thing that kept me from giving this book a 5 star rating was that the beginning felt slow. I appreciated the realism, though (without the characters miraculously surviving). 4.25/5

Last Man Out
by Mike Lupica
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I would rate Last Man Out 5/5 stars because in the beginning it makes you want to keep reading and throughout the whole story it is a really good exciting book. In the story, this family's dad died and it was really hard for them. The boy who played football was really sad and he had this really hard period in football where he was really frustrated and in the end they worked through it and the family was happier.

Don’t push the Button!
by Bill Cotter
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Larry asks everyone not to push his button because it makes him change.

Chef’s secret
by Kelly yang
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This is the sixth book in the Front Desk series. It is told from Jason’s perspective as he tries to be the perfect boyfriend to Mia. Which is easier said than done, considering all the things they are going through.

Who Was Roberto Clemente?
by James Buckley
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Part 1

There was an Old Lady who Swallowed Fly Guy
by Tedd Arnold
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My favorite part was when Grandma swallowed Fly Guy.

The Penderwicks
by Jeanne Birdsall
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The Penderwicks is one of my favorite series! I really loved Batty in the first two books when she was four years old. Rosalind is just like my older sister. A kind and caring person. I feel like there are a lot of things that the Penderwick sisters and I have in common. I play soccer and I am super competitive just like Skye. I love to write and I have written several stories, just like Jane. I love younger kids and I can be really gentle just like Rosalind. I really love Hound as well, sounds like the perfect companion for a kid like me. I love the Penderwicks, I would want to be one of them. It's a really big family but it's a really cozy and warm family.

Dear Mr. Henshaw
by Beverly Clearly
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The book Dear Mr. Henshaw was a book I've reread since I was very young. I love writing and I would want to have lunch with a real author. I think it was really nice of Mr. Fridley to get Leigh to think instead of him being mad about the good stuff in his lunchbox getting stolen.

13 Gifts
by Wendy Mass
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I would give the book "13 Gifts" by Wendy Mass an 4 out of 5 stars because it was fun, interesting, and had a creative story. The book follows Tara, a girl who gets in trouble at school and is sent to stay with relatives in a small town. She ends up getting involved in a mystery where she has to find 13 unusual things before her 13th birthday. I liked how the story had a lot of different characters and little mysteries to figure out. The story was also funny at times, and I liked seeing how Tara changed throughout the book. Some parts were a little slow, but overall it was a fun and unique story.
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