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The little wooden robot and the log princess
by Tom gauld
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I like that this book is so much fun to read.

nico bravo and the hounds of hades
by mike cavallaro
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in nico bravo and the hounds of hades by mike cavallaro is about a boy named nico and he has to overcome many diffucult challenges on his quest to save the world from shades by returning cerberus to the gate.

Big nate in a class by himself
by Lincoln peirce
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He gets a record of _____________ and is in a class by himself

Just for the Plot
by Meghan Quinn
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I would give Just for the Plot by Meghan Quinn 3.5/5 stars. It was a really enjoyable read, and I’m definitely glad I picked it. I’ve read some of Meghan Quinn’s other books before, including Just for the Cameras, which I especially enjoyed, so I was excited to read another one of her books. I really like her writing style because it is very descriptive without making the story feel boring or overly complicated. Her descriptions make it easy to picture the characters, settings, and situations, which made me excited to keep reading. One thing I really like about Meghan Quinn’s books is their length. It can be difficult to find longer rom-coms, and I love having a story that gives the characters and relationships more time to develop. The extra length makes the book feel more complete rather than rushed. When the books are longer it runs the risk of the story being dragged on but hers don't do that. Overall, I really enjoyed Just for the Plot. I would definitely recommend it to someone looking for a fun, detailed, and longer rom-com, especially if they enjoy Meghan Quinn’s other books.

The Inheritance Games
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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This was my second time reading this book. Avery Grambs is a struggling teenager. Every morning, she plays chess with an old man in the park, and is good at in. Soon she learns a billionaire has included her in his will. She has never heard of or seen the billionaire. Along with the billionaires 4 grandsons, she learns that most of his money has gone to her. They try to crack the puzzle, of why she of all people has recieved the money. The book mixes action, mystery, and romance. In the end, Avery realizes the old man she plays chess with is actually the billionaire's son who ran away from the corrupt life the family was living.

A Gentleman in Moscow
by I don't remember
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the hardy boys the oppisite number
by scott lobdell
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in the hardy boys the oppisite number by scott lobdell it is about brother named joe hardy and frank hardy who are sent on a mission for american teens againts crime to stop a group of terriots who are trying to blow up a train.

WHO WOULD WIN ultimate showdown
by Jerry Pallotta
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In this book named WHO WOULD WIN ultimate showdown. The book is five books in one. It tells you a but ton of facts, such as diet, related, homes, how old they are, and funny little stories about the animals. overall I would give this book a four out of five stars.

Warriors: A Starless Clan: Wind
by Erin Hunter
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Frostpaw returns the clans and accuses Splashtail of murdering Reedwisker, attempting to kill her, and wrongfully taking control of Riverclan. Most of her clanmates do not believe her and she is exiled from Riverclan’s but taken in by Shadowclan. Both Thunderclan and Shadowclan believe Frostpaw that Splashtail is not the rightful leader of Riverclan but Frostpaw still needs to convince Skyclan as well as Windclan.

Beezus and Ramona
by Beverly Cleary
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