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A Devil and Her Love Song, Volume 9
by Miyoshi Tomori
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Good book. Really would recommend for all ages. They basically used to bully Maria but now it's better because a bunch of people became friends with her, loving how she didn't hide her meaning when she talked.

Frank and bean
by Jamie michalak
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Jojo like everything about this book

Educated
by Tara Westover
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“Educated?” More like a heartbreaking work of staggering genius — both the book and the author. I don’t solely blame the family’s religion, poverty, or lack of education for all the conflict Dr. Westover had to deal with growing up, as many similar families did not face the same issues, and many dissimilar families do. However, my heart broke, over and over, for the children who were left unprotected, exposed to violence, for mental illness that was left unchecked and untreated by the way too many adults in the room who should have known better, mental illness that harmed family members and strained relations. Much like the memoir “Homeschooled,” one is left to wonder whether the author’s success was because of their upbringing or despite it (or both?), or whether they were just naturally gifted individuals who had a thirst for knowledge, and therefore were predisposed to pursue it regardless.

The Hardy Boys: The Mark on the Door
by Franklin W. Dixon
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175pp

The boy who would be king
by Ryan holiday
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My brother read it to me

What Happened to Rachel Riley
by Claire Swinarski
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What Happened to Rachel Riley is about Rachel Riley, who was super popular in 7th grade but then suddenly everybody hates her in 8th. Anna Hunt, a new student, is trying to figure out what happened to Rachel Riley as a Social Issues project. The problem is, no one wants to tell her what happened to Rachel Riley.

the legend of bright blade
by ethan m aldridge
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in the legend of brightblade by ethan m aldrige is about a young prince who wants to go explore the world but he encounters many enemies along the path so he decides to escape to become amagical magicain

Out of my mind
by Sharon M. Draper
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This is one of the best books I’ve ever read. It follows a fifth grade girl named Melody with cerebral palsy, and she can’t walk or talk. However, she is very smart for her age, but nobody realizes it. When she joins the quiz team at her school, she has big plans to show everybody what she is made of.

Prince Fly Guy
by Tedd Arnold
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I liked when they hit the giant on the nose!

The Girl And The Galdurian
by Tim Probert
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The Girl And The Galdurian was really good and I really liked the illustrations in it because they were very whimsical. The plot was pretty good and easy to understand. My only problem with it was that it ended on a cliffhanger.
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