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Allstar smackdown Joe Burrow vs. Dan Marino who would win?
by Jim Gigliotti
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This book was very good and I recommend it for people who love sports and people who love competitive fights. It is a very good football themed book that is for all ages.
The blue Bistro
by Elin Hilderbrand
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loved this book, being able to just hang out and read this by the pool, o in the comfort of my own house was great. It was a summer rom-com that takes place on nantucket island. I think people would really enjoy this book.
Killer Instinct
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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In this second novel of the series The Naturals, the FBI hires a new agent, Agent Sterling, to replace Agent Locke, who turned out to be a killer in the previous book. Sterling is a no-nonsense person and a stickler for the rules. She attempts to keep the five teens of the Naturals Program out of active cases, but that turns out to be very unsuccessful when a new case arises. There is a killer copying the methods of serial killer Daniel Redding, who is Dean’s father. Redding would bind his victims, brand them, cut them, and then hang them. Emerson Cole, a student at the local university and participant of a killer studies class, is found dead on a lawn. Cassie, Lia, and Michael sneak into a frat party at the college and attempt to get information about the murder. They meet a man named Gary Clarkson, Clark for short. The next murder is of the professor of the killer studies class, which is known as Monsters or Men. He is found in his cabin in the woods. Then Clark is murdered. Cassie, Dean, and Michael visit Trina Simms, who is a potential subject and see her son, Christopher. Trina Simms is killed just moments after they leave. They visit Redding to get information from him, and meet a prison guard named Webber. Christopher dies shortly after as well. By then they have realized that there are multiple killers apprenticed to Redding. Cassie goes with Sterling in an attempt to find the killers, but they are caught and bound. They realize that one of the killers is Webber. Christopher killed Clark after the sloppy incident with the lawn, and Webber killed Christopher after he left some of his DNA at the crime scene. Webber gives Cassie two minutes to run into the forest, then he goes after her with a gun. She climbs a tree and throws a rock at his head, then jumps from the tree onto him. Before he can shoot, Agent Briggs shoots him. Dean and Agent Briggs found Cassie and Sterling using the ankle tracker fixed on Cassie’s leg. Sterling made her wear it after catching them sneaking back into the house from the frat party. I like this book because it is suspenseful and captivating, but it has a very roundabout plot and somewhat confusing.
The Mysterious Benedict Society
by Trenton Lee Stewart
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I would give the book "The Mysterious Benedict Society" by Trenton Lee Stewart a 2 out of 5 stars because it was boring and dragged on. The story follows four gifted children who are brought together for a secret mission, but I found that the pacing was slow and it took too long for interesting things to happen. Even though the characters each had their own personalities and skills, I didn’t feel very engaged with their journey. The puzzles and challenges were sometimes confusing and didn’t keep my attention. Overall, I didn’t enjoy this book very much and would only recommend it to readers who don’t mind a slow-moving story.
The Summer of Impossibilities
by Rachael Allen
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The book The Summer Of Impossibilities by Rachael Allen is an amazing about four girls. It switches from all the girls point of views which keeps it interesting. Not only is it an adventure but an incorporates romance into the novel. I would definitely recommend it to people.
Dog Man and Cat Kid
by Dav Pilkey
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It’s exciting and a fun book, good read!
blue lock volume 34
by muneyuki kaneshiro, yusuke nomura
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The U-20 world cup is about to begin, with the egoist warriors doing their own special training to enhance their skills and unique abilities. Nagi feels stuck in time, so cannot really understand himself.
Butter
by Alamo yuzuki
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This book is translated from Japanese and is about a chef who is a serial killer, and a reporter who wants to learn more about her. This is a story of manipulation, good food, cooking, and love. While boring at some parts this is overall a good book to read, especially if you want to learn more about Japanese cuisine.
skip beat vol 45
by yoshiki nakamura
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Kyoko struggles to navigate the rumor that her crush is dating an older woman. Despite her attempts to ignore the gossip and dodge the awkward truth, Ren pulls her into the situation to explain what it really is about.
Penderwicks In Spring
by Jean Birdsall
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Penderwicks In Spring by Jean Birdsall is a story about a young Batty Penderwick dealing with the ups and downs of life. The story takes place in spring, just after Batty’s dog died. She soon learns that she has a great singing voice, which she takes lessons in private. After over hearing a conversion between her older sister Sky and a family friend in which Sky says that her mother sacrificed for Batty to be born, and she resents Batty for being in this instead of her mother. Batty then loses her singing voice and is distraught. In the end, Sky and Batty make amends, Batty regains her singing voice, and they get two new dogs. This book can be rather sad at times, but in the end it has a wholesome and fulfilling conclusion.
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