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Tamon's B-Side, Volume 6
by Yuki Shiwasu
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SO SO SO GOOD! Tamon is so lovable and Utage totally loves him no matter if he's Mr. gloomy-hara or Mr. hottie-hara. LOVE LOVE LOVE! This is a really nice and enjoyable series overall!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Carlyles
by Cecily Von Ziegsar
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I liked this book, but not more than the og Gossip Girl series. I liked the plot, and how Owen gave up Kat for Rhys. I also liked how there were small nods to the old characters of gossip girl, like talking about Nate.

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.”

Chicken Story Time
by Sandy Asher
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I liked Chicken Story Time because the illustrations are colorful. The librarian is really patient when more and more kids and even more chickens show up and things get pretty noisy. The librarian solves this chaps by having the kids read to the chickens.

The first to die at the end
by Adam silvera
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This is the prequel to They both Die at the end and it is a story in a world where a company called death cast can predict when you will die. This book asks the question what would you do if you knew that you were going to die today. The two main characters fall in love but one of them is dying that day so it can’t last. I loved this book

Batman: Nightwalker
by Marie Lu
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In this exciting fantasy, you can hear a new version of Batman. Before he was Batman, he was Bruce Wayne, heir to the gigantic Wayne Tech company. But on the way back home from his birthday party, Bruce interferes with police and gets sentenced to community service at the city’s most dangerous prison. There, he meets young and dangerous criminal - who might just be able to save him.

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.

The Killing Spell
by Shay Kauwe
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Interesting idea of a story of a dystopian L.A. area where different groups of people interact in a race-clash sort of manner. The mysticism involved in the story makes me not love it as much, but perhaps someone with more of a history of Hawai'i and it's beautiful mythological stories would enjoy it more. A fantastic concept and one that (like Hunger Games) could be a fascinating movie/series if acted out.

RANGERS APPRETICE : HALTS PERIL
by JOHN FLANAGAN
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RANGERS APPRENTICE : HALT’S PERIL, By John Flanagan After the downfall of Tennyson, the Arulen and Clonmel kingdoms are relieved. Halt, Will, and Horace chase after Tennyson and his buddies to bring him down for good. Will finds O’Malley, a man who greatly supported Tennyson and his fake god, Alseiass. Will tries to bargain, but O'Malley is in no position to talk and tells him that his lips are sealed. Halt, however, forces a little out of O’Malley and then kicks him out to the woods, under the eyes of the Tavernkeeper. Halt’s group leaves to chase after Tennyson, and meet a few people along the way, who Halt and will brush aside with a few arrows. Turns out, they were a gang of hunters, originally from Tennyson’s thieving group, and Will wishes they had not killed them right away. After camping for a little while, Halts group sets off again. But soon after they set off, they are ambushed by two deadly assassins with crossbows. They are shooting poisonous arrows at Will, Halt, and Horace. Halt and Will accidentally shoot at the same person, knocking him down. But that leaves the other man open, who shoots Halt in the arm. It grazes his arm, and Halt cries out in pain. Will shoots the other man down. Afterwards, Halt acts strange, and Will realizes what’s happened. Halt has lost his memory and sense of time. Halt falls off his horse one day, unconscious. Will tries to tend to Halt. But Halt is going to die. Will knows of only one person who can help Halt now. Malkallam the Sorcerer. Will takes off to Macindaw, the place where Malcom the Sorcerer lives. He created the Tale of Malkallam to keep people away from him too much. He is a lively herbologist and a healer who has the skill to heal Halt. WIll returns with Malcom soon after and Malcom treats Halt. Halt, who should have died from the poison, slowly recovers and they continue on, though Halt is still a little bit weak. They find Tennyson in Arulen trying to tell the kingdom that Alseiass is real, but Halt enters and shows that he is not. He dares Alseiass to kill him, but nothing happens. Some people attack halt, but are easily wiped off of Halt’s worry list. The kingdom turns on Tennyson, Tennyson runs away again, but falls on a rock and disappears out of sight. Halt tells them that they will get their gold back eventually, and peace in Arulen is finally restored again.

Last Man Out
by Mike Lupica
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I would rate Last Man Out 5/5 stars because in the beginning it makes you want to keep reading and throughout the whole story it is a really good exciting book. In the story, this family's dad died and it was really hard for them. The boy who played football was really sad and he had this really hard period in football where he was really frustrated and in the end they worked through it and the family was happier.
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