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skip beat vol 43
by yoshiki nakamura
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Kyoko gets the role of Momiji, but her triumph is bittersweet due to her best friend Kanae not getting cast as Chidori. Also, her opponent tries to throw her off a balcony in a fit of jealousy. Would reccomend.

The Last Cuentista
by Donna Barba Higuera
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This was my assigned summer reading book, but I had already read it before. It was still very good though, and I enjoyed the details of the plot, like how Javier turned out to be Epsilon-5, Petra's brother.

skip beat volume 46
by yoshiki nakamura
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This book focuses on the aftermath of Ren Tsuruga and Kyoko Mogami's romantic breakthrough in an elevator, Ren officially claiming her as his girlfriend, and Kyoko's preparation for a high-stakes acting role.

Here one moment
by Lianne Moriarty
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A book about death and predestination. A thought provoking read!

huck and hairball and the litterbox time machine
by rich moyer
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in huck and hairball and the litter box time machine by rich moyer huck and hairball are trying to fix earth after hairball broke it by eating a mutated fish that would have started land life at the begging

Coral's Reef
by David Lumsdon
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The book Coral's Reef was a overall pretty good book. Even though it says it's fine for kids older than 3rd grade, I would personally say the level is around middle school. The book was basically about teenage romance and Coral's life. I was really sad at the end, I hate Nick's sister, she's so mean. But when I got to the end, I was excited to read more!

Warrior: A Starless Clan: Thunder
by Erin Hunter
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After discovering the dark truth that Riverclan’s beloved deputy was murdered and not killed in a natural accident, Frostpaw is attacked by one of her own clanmates although she is not sure who. She sets out with Nightheart, a thunder clan warrior to journey to a park where the founder of Riverclan’s leaders her to learn Meditation to realize that the cat she loved and pictured a future together with, was the clan mate that attempted to silence her from sharing his treason. She is also shown that her own mother conspired with her attacker to become the leader of Riverclans’ and manipulated Frostpaw since she was a kit into believing that Frostpaw was a true medicine cat in order to plant fake evidence showing that she should become Riverclan’s next leader. Overall my favorite book in the whole warriors saga. I could not stop thinking about the plot twists.

The Sun Does Shine
by Anthony Ray Hinton
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Anthony Ray Hinton was wrongfully incarcerated and put on death row for a murder with clear evidence proving his innocence. As a poor Blackman raised in Alabama, he didn’t have the resources to hire his own lawyer and expert witnesses. But even with the obvious evidence pointing to his innocence to the court, the jury chose to look at his skin color instead of the facts. The book is about Ray’s journey on Death-row, his legal and mental battles and spreading awareness of the flaws in our legal system.

Because of Mr. Terupt
by Rob Buyea
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This beautiful story follows seven students who end up in the same fifth grade class with the best teacher ever, Mr. Terupt. He teaches them many lessons, and not just ones involving science and math. But when disaster strikes, will they be able to hold on to hope?

Sherlock roach and the case of the crunchy crumb
by Joe mcGee
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When the ladybug walks in the door of the roaches house it is a ladybug but at the end of the book she is something different
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