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The Babysitter's Club - Mallory and the Trouble with Twins
by Arley Nopra
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Mallory Pike is the new member of the babysitter's club and she goes for the job to babysit for the twins Marylin and Carolyn. At first they seem nice, but then they trick Mallory and they make it so that she can't tell them apart. When she realizes the twins the just want to be different, she takes them shopping to get different clothes to make them feel different from each other. I really like this book. What I liked about it was the end because they got to be different just like they wanted to.

To All The Boys I've Loved Before: Always and Forever, Lara Jean
by Jenny Han
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I would give the book "To All the Boys I've Loved Before: Always and Forever, Lara Jean" by Jenny Han an 5 out of 5 stars because it was my favorite book in the trilogy. I really liked following Lara Jean as she got closer to graduating and started thinking about her future. The story had a lot of cute and funny moments, but it also felt more emotional because Lara Jean had to make some big decisions about her future and relationship. I liked seeing how much she had grown since the first book and how her relationships with her family and friends changed too. This book felt really relatable because it showed how scary and exciting it can be to move on to a new part of your life. I loved this book and thought it was the best one in the trilogy.

The Selection
by Kiera Cass
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The Selection is about America, a girl entering a competition with girls around the country to marry the prince. There are numbers that judge each girl, and if I remember correctly, the lowest rank/worst is 5. America is a 4, and marrying the prince would definitely be a class boost. She and the prince become friends, but not lovers. Toward the end of the book, America realizes she might actually want to marry him.

Unicorn and Dragon - Friends or Frienemies
by P.J. Hoover
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Unicorn and dragon can't agree on anything - clubs, playgrounds, sleepovers, lost toys all turn into arguments. Can unicorn and dragon agree on something or will they have to break up their friendship?

baby sitters little sister karen's sleepover
by katy farina
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this book is about a girl named karen. for her birthday this year she really wanted to have a sleepover birthday party that all her friends would be able to come to to celabrate her birthday with her

Diary Of a Wimpy Kid #19
by Jeff Kinney
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This follows Greg Heffley as he and his family head to Ruttyneck Island for a family trip, ready for a nice, relaxing vacation. However, they face a lack of beds in the tiny beach house, disagreements on activities, and an intense board game that no one will be the same after.

Katie the cat sitter
by I forgot it
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It’s a very good book for people who likes cat. Katie is the main character who is looking for a job to save up for camp. Pursuit, she learned that finding job is not as easy as she thought but finally she found a job. And a neighbor who has 217 cats wanted her to take care of those cats. Even though she had no experience and was very tired the first few days she got used to it. And afterwards she found out that the owner is actually a hero.

Hark luck
by Jeff Kinney
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Hard luck by Jeff Kinney is a funny and adventure just waiting for you. At the beginning of the book it talks about how Rowley Jefferson (Greg’s best friend) dumps him. Then one day when Greg was wondering around in Rodrick’s room and he found the magic 8 ball. Greg now found all of these new things that he could use the magic 8 ball for. He starts to wonder how in the world did he survive one day without it. Then by one day he brings it into class when his teacher finds that he supposedly using a high tech cheating tool vice principle Roy has to call Greg’s mom to come help out. This book is great for kids love reading so many funny great books it is a great choice.

my Isekai life volume 18
by shinkoshoto, ponjea (friendly land)
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yuji commands his slimes to do just things and kill a bunch of monsters. he also recruited proud wolf a while ago (I assume). proud wolf is fun but nothing about him is prideful. he resorts to groveling CONSTANTLY!!!

The call of the wild
by Jack London
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The Call of the Wild by Jack London is an exciting and powerful novel about a dog named Buck. At the beginning of the story, Buck lives a comfortable life in California, but he is stolen and sold as a sled dog in the cold North. Through many difficult experiences, Buck learns how to survive in a harsh world. The story shows the struggle between civilization and wild nature. I like this book because it is short, intense, and full of adventure. Buck is not just an animal character; he represents strength, courage, and the desire for freedom. Although some parts are sad and cruel, the book makes readers think about survival, loyalty, and the power of instinct. Overall, The Call of the Wild is a meaningful and unforgettable story.
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