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The Land of Stories
by Chris Colfer
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This is the first book in one of my favorite series of all time! It follows twins Alex and Conner, who accidentally wander into the land of stories, where fairy tales are real. They wander throughout the kingdoms in a dangerous quest to get home.

refugee
by Alan Gratz
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Refugee by Alan Gratz is a historical fiction book following the narratives of three people, Mahmoud in 2011 Syria, Isabel in 1994 Cuba, and Joseph in 1939. Each of the perspectives are unique and very well could be true as the plot syncs well with reality for example on page 45 Joseph narrates how there was discrimination in schools against jews before they got barred, or on page Isabel talks about the united state’s “wet feet dry feet rule” and how it made the escapes more frequent. Another aspect I liked about the book is how all of the stories connect as Isabel’s grandfather was a police officer quarantining the ship (A real one called the St. Louis)Joseph was on and Ruth (Joseph’s little sister) gave Mahmoud a place to live when they reached Germany. The final aspect I really enjoyed, although some might dislike it, was that at the end Joseph and his mom were sent to a concentration camp and Ruth was the unexpected survivor. I found this to be a cool plot twist like the cherry on top.

Poppleton Everyday
by Cynthia Rylant
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I liked when Poppleton went to the bed store. It was funny when he kept saying NOT YET!

Magic tree house night of the ninjas
by Mary pope Osborn
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I like

The Bear’s vacation
by Stan and Jan Betenstain
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Papa bears try to teach baby bear the safely rules at the beach and ocean

Dairy of a wimpy kid the last straw
by Jeff Kinney
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The book Dairy of a wimpy kid the last straw by Jeff Kinney is now one of my top favorite books. The reason for this is because I loved all of the action funny things and a whole lot more like Rowley and the new girl named Trista. The thing that I loved most about the book is the bathrobe omg how that made me laugh and my other favorite part was when they where at Seth Snella and then when Manny throughs the big blue blanket that they have gave Seth and Greg has to climb the tree to get it and the pants fall down I feel like that was just the ending point of me I laughed for probably the next 4 minutes. I would recommend this book to anyone.

Emily Windsnap and the Ship of Lost Souls
by Liz Kessler
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I really liked how when Emily got to Atlantis, the description was very clear.

my Isekai life volume 3
by shinkoshoto, ponjea (friendly land)
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Yuji passes the guild exam! Yay! But now, he maybe surprised the guild staff a little bit too much. Now, demons are threatening havoc that has never happened before. What will he do? Fight, that's for certain.

Splat the Cat and the Quick Chicks
by Rob Scotton
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I liked when the chick hid in the paint.

Hometown Alabama
by Idk
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This book about 3 siblings visiting their grandma in Alabama is so good and awesome u should read it right now.
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