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Who Killed Nessie?
by Paul Cornell and Rachael Margot Smith
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This was a good book and I really liked the illustrations. I like the plot twist, but I feel like it’s kind of obvious that the guy who killed Nessie killed her because he was the one that warned her and also tried to frame the others.

DIARY of a wimpy kid the Big Shot.
by jeff kinny .
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I love this book because he switches teams and shots back word and shots a goal and they celebrate and have dinner together.

Fly Guy and the Alienzzz
by Tedd Arnold
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I liked the part when the aliens shot their fly swatters and hit themselves instead of Buzz Boy and Fly Guy.

Little League - Play Ball
by Matt Christopher
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Ranger's Apprentice The Icebound Land
by John Flanagan
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Just after Will and Evanlyn are kidnapped, Halt gets caught bearing the Silver Oakleaf and gets expelled from the rangers for a whole year. Turns out, Halt chose to do this on purpose to go after Will. Halt realizes the connection with Will more and more as he travels after Will. He meets the innkeeper at a log cabin and reminds Halt of how much easier it is with Will around. Halt eventually makes friends with the man, and the man gives Halt some advice about Chateau Monsombre and to watch out for Deparnieux. Halt makes a plan about this and the innkeeper sends Halt along. Halt is then accompanied by Will’s friend, Horace, and they continue on to find Will. Halt changes his plans a little to include Horace. Meanwhile, Will is taken to the castle named Chateau Montsombre and held prisoner by a man named Erak. They are forced to do the hard work around the castle. Halt and Horace arrive at Chateau Monstombre and on purposely get taken prisoner by Deparnieux to get closer to Will. For two weeks, Halt and Horace wait in the castle, and then one day, Halt challenges Deparnieux to a battle, and he shoots Deparnieux. He claims victory over the castle and hands it down to the Captain of the Guard. Meanwhile, Will is wondering if he will ever see Halt again, and Halt is wondering the same thing. After their victory, He and Horace set off in an attempt to find Will.

Usotoki Rhetoric Volume 1
by Ritsu Miyako
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SO GOOD! Love it. The main character has been ostracized all through her life because she can tell a lie from a truth. Obviously, this is based on what the speaker believes. She cannot tell if it is written, there must be a voice involved.

A Wrinkle In Time
by Madeleine L'Engle
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This book is great for if you want to learn more about different dimensions and also to have a new perspective of how the world is built. This is a rather complicated topic so young readers might have trouble as I did thoroughly understanding the plot of this story. Otherwise, it's a great book with many devasting and exciting moments that creates a great experience to read.

Beezus and Ramona
by Beverly Cleary
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Chapter 1

Beezus and Ramona
by Beverly Cleary
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
by J.K. Rowling
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I really enjoyed this book. The book had many layers, and a little bit of everything to keep a reader engaged. First, the reader was introduced to the wonderful wizarding world of Hogwarts and the author did this by contrasting it with the Muggle world that Harry came from. Then there were all the exciting and new wizarding objects and activities that were introduced: spells, the sorting hat, and invisibility cloaks. Second, while the reader is captivated by the wizarding world, there was also many things that were familiar: friendship, bravery, and personal choices. These were presented in situations where readers were taken along with the characters as they made their choices and I felt it was very engaging. These were all important and "heavy" things. I therefore liked that the author broke it up by having moments of humor in the book. Overall, this is a very satisfying book because it contains most everything that could engage the senses: humor; interest in the new and novel; and human emotions of fear, longing, courage, loyalty, and the understanding that your choices matter.
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