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Should I share my Ice Cream
by Mo Willems
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Gerald wants to share his ice cream with Piggie, but sharing is hard. At the end his ice cream melts, but Piggie shares his ice cream with Gerald.

The Snow Child
by Ivey, Eowyn
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Bizarre retelling of an old folktale, set in an 'ago' timeframe. Story was nice but predictable with great descriptions of scenes and landscapes, allowing the reader to really illustrate in their head what the story would look like as it unfolds.

Coyote, lost and found
by Dan Geimenhart
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This is the amazing sequel to The Remakable Journey Of Coyote Sunrise. It takes place a year after the first book, and shows us Coyote and Rodeo after they have settled down and left their nomadic life behind. But when Coyote discovers her mom’s ashes, she is whisked away on a journey around the country to find where she should scatter them. A favorite quote of mine from the book is, “But maybe a story, like a person, can be more than one thing.”

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.

I survived the Japanese Tsunami 2011 (Graphic)
by Lauren Tarshis
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I loved the book I survived the Japanese Tsunami 2011 Graphic Novel By Lauren Tarshis. This book shows what it is like to actually survive the Japanese Tsunami. Some times when I was reading this book I really felt like I was in the book experiencing too. This book is now one of my top favorite books. My younger brother got this book for his 8th birthday and I remember the first time he let me read it , it was the change of my reading. After reading every single graphic novel book and the regular books of the I survived series I have found that this one has made me a better reader and love Historical fiction so much.

Dungeon Crawlers Academy- book 1 into the portal
by JP Sullivan
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In Dungeon Crawlers Academy book one, Into the Portal, by JP Sullivan a group of kids discover a magical portal and they are sent on a quest to find some treasure. Along the way they meet an army of Goblins.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
by J.K. Rowling
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I found Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets to be a very enjoyable read. For example, I enjoyed how J.K. Rowling introduced new magical creatures such as the house-elves and cornish pixies. Rowling breathed life into these characters, giving them personalities and a health sense of humor. I also liked how Harry, Ron and Hermione were able to do so many things under the teachers' noses like brewing the Polyjuice Potion and also stealing from Professor Snape's private collection of ingredients. Finally, I found the book to be an enjoyable read because it served up a case of "instant karma" when Professor Gilderoy Lockhart tried to erase Ron's and Harry's memories. There, the wand backfired and cast the spell on Professor Lockhart instead. Afterwards, Professor Lockhart revealed that he didn't have any more stories to write and had to be content with being a teacher at Hogwarts. Overall, a really enjoyable read with interesting plot twists and characters.

Poppleton in Fall
by Cynthia Rylant
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I liked when the lions were roaring about the plain pancake that Poppleton wanted.

Garfeild Easy as pie
by Jim Davis
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Not going to lie, i don't think Garfeild is that lazy and i loved how he is famous for the things some people dislike!!

The Hardy Boys: The Mark on the Door
by Franklin W. Dixon
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175pp
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