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The Darkest Hour
by Erin Hunter
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When Tigerstar's thirst for power goes all too far, the Clans of the forest are all thrust into danger as they must confront a new Clan of cats in a fight for their home as a result of Tigerstar. And if the Clans cannot unite, no cat may see their home again.

If You Ever Want to Bring an Alligator to School Don’t
by Elise Parsley
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I thought it was so funny when the alligator ate the kids hair.

Kiss the Girls
by James patterson
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Solid second book in the series. It picks up shortly after the first with references to progress future storylines. Subject matter was graphic and disturbing. Not for all audiences. Still a good story overall.

Fly Guy Presents Insects
by Tedd Arnold
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I learned that fireflies glow!

Garfeild 3 in 1 volume 2
by Jim Davis
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Love how the author makes the comic strips into a connecting topic even if it is not on the same track at all!!!

One day in the alpine tundra
by jean craighead george
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boring book

Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky
by Kwame Mbalia
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The TL; DR version of this review is: The storyline is messy. Contextual background for characters is lacking. Not a satisfying read. The Tristan Strong series was recommended to me because I enjoyed the Percy Jackson series. I was disappointed. While the Percy Jackson series provided clear details about Percy Jackson and his environs, the Tristan Strong series does not. (Spoiler Alert) For example, when Tristan fell underground, he wound up in "The Burning Sea" ("TBS"). However, the author did not describe TBS in sufficient detail, so I imagined TBS to be a really big sewer (since the only contextual clue was that it was underground). Another example is when Tristan arrives at Midpass (an island), there was no details about the island. Now, let us move on to the messy storyline. Throughout the book, Tristan hops around from place to place: one moment he is at Midpass, then suddenly he is in the Thicket (only contextual clue: it's a thorny place) and now he's in the air! Why Tristan is hopping around, I don't know! The messy narrative is not helped by the title. From the title and reading the first few chapters, I thought Tristan was going to unlock some sort of power connected to his strength, because he was born into a family of boxers and it seems that he can't box. Naturally, I thought that he was going to be able to discover his strength and punch a hole in the sky. (Spoiler alert: That didn't happen.) Further complicating an already messy storyline is the complete lack of details of mythological characters that - I assume - were introduced to help plot development. For example, if a mythological figure was introduced in Percy Jackson (e.g. Zeus), that figure's unique characteristics and powers were also described; here, it is not. Finally and most dissatisfying, the source of Tristan's powers were never explained. In most fantasy books (for example, Harry Potter and Percy Jackson), the source of the "hero"'s powers is given, in great detail. Here, there is nothing. Conclusion: I had high hopes when I started reading this book but I was disappointed.

Today I will fly!
by Mo Willems
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Piggie wants to fly and she doesn’t give u and finally finds a duck with a harness to help her.

Spy School Project X
by Stuart Gibbs
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Ben Ripley is back in Spy School Project X for another epic face-off against nemesis Murray Hill. Only this time, Murray is plotting to destroy Ben once and for all - by spreading lies about him all over the internet and hiring assassins to kill him. After the CIA is compromised, Ben and his friends must be constantly on the watch, especially since Erica isn't as focused as she should be. But can they find a way out of this mess, or will they end up falling even deeper?

Mighty jack and zita the space girl
by ban hatke
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in mighty jack and zita the space girl by ben hatke i liked that the included both zita the space girl and mighty jack who are both charters from ben hatke two different series and that the robot escaped
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