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by Muneyuki Kaneshiro, Yusuke Nomura
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Because Isagi earned a final goal, Germany won the Neo Egoist League. The names of those who must drop out of blue league are announced and Nagi has to leave which is very sad. His potential is kinda crushed but he still has will to try again...somehow...someway.

I'd Tell you I Love You, but Then I'd Have to Kill You
by Ally Carter
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Overall, this book is just okay. The story follows a teenage girl attending a spy school, who is equipped for spy school but not for regular teenage problems. While this book was nothing out of the ordinary, there were some things that I liked about it: 1. Character development. Specifically, a character named Macey who is hated by the other girls initially, has an interesting arc. Coming across as snooty in the beginning, she grows close with the protagonist and her friends. While I think this shift was a little too quick for me, I do like the development in general. 2: the spy logs sprinkled throughout. While on their missions, excerpts from the girls' spy logs are shown. I think this is a fun touch because it adds a pop of realism in an otherwise unrealistic story. While there wasn't a ton blatantly wrong with the book, I took problem with the ending. It was incredibly confusing and drawn out. In summary, the protagonist is 'kidnapped' by her school and needs to escape as a part of her final for one of her classes. The boy the protagonist has been talking to (and recently broke up with), keeps popping back in (unnecessarily, since they don't get back together after this). This extra layer added to the plot was not needed since it didn't lead anywhere. Ultimately, the ending just had too many things going on at once. Despite the ending, this book was an easy read which I would recommend to someone in the mood for something that isn't too heavy. While it wasn't perfect, I can see why it is popular. While I enjoyed it, there wasn't anything that stood out to me about this book. ???.5 /?????

Spy School at Sea
by Stuart Gibbs
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When Murray Hill spends a vast sum of money and boards a cruise ship, the CIA suspects he is up to no good. So, along with Mike and the Hales, Ben Ripley boards the ship to try to foil the latest of Murray's evil plans. Between finding the Shangs and getting thrown overboard, this cruise will be one of Ben's wildest adventures and a chance to prove himself once and for all.

Weird But True Space
by National Geographic
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Are you interested in random facts or the galaxy? If so, Weird But True Space brought to you by National Geographic is the perfect pick. Here, you'll find wacky, random, cool and utterly weird but true facts that will blow your mind. In this classic book to sweep away boredom, you'll be blasted to space to learn about the stars.

Ghost
by Jason Reynolds
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I really like how this book is organized. The "world record" title for each chapter is really cool and enjoyable and just makes you want to keep reading. Jason Reynolds also does a great job expressing thoughts and emotions of characters and the past trauma of the main character, Ghost, really adds to the story in such a sad yet interesting way.

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.

Beezus and Ramona
by Beverly Cleary
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Chapter 6

Impossible Creatures
by Katherine Rundell
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sooooooooooo goood. I loved the mysterious theme

We are (not) friends
by Anna Kang
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Little bears find new friends to play with, but it makes them jealous

Raymie Nightingale
by Kate Dicamillo
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This is a beautiful story about friendship. It follows three girls, Raymie Clark, Louisiana Elefante, and Beverly Tapinski. They meet through baton twirling class, and become close friends who go on wonderful adventures together.
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