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Spy School Goes Wild
by Stuart Gibbs
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Ben Ripley is still trying to take Murray Hill down once and for all when the Spy School principal gets involved, taking Ben to find Murray and out of the Arctic. But then the principal betrays Ben leaving him in the hands of Murray and then double crosses Murray to leave them both in the hands of - yes again - the Shangs. Ben and Murray pull of a miraculous escape - and they're stranded in the African jungle.

Daisy: the daydreamer
by Jennifer P. Goldfinger
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I like this book because it’s really colorful. But it’s not really good. You are not supposed to dream in the day. You have to listen to your teachers and parents. It’s good to dream in the night because you could dream when you sleep so you could dream whatever you want.

Frog and Toad are Friends
by Arnold Lobel
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I liked the part when the Toad stood on his head!

Owly
by andy runton
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it was a good book

They both die at the end
by Adam Silvera
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Overall, I really enjoyed this book. The author's attention to detail really struck me. Below are some things that I really liked about the book (specifically fine details and writing style choices): 1. The way that each chapter was written in the perspective of different characters really shone a light on the topics of this book. It showed how people can take things like being alive for granted. The perspective showed connections being formed and ripped apart. I especially liked how at the beginning of each chapter, if the perspective was from a new character, it would start by saying if the character was going to die today or not, using the same sentence structure each time. 2. The connections between all of the characters were very interesting. Many characters who at first seemed disconnected wove together into a web where everyone in the story was connected to everyone in some way. The author even provided a character map to visually demonstrate this. 3. The ending was truly beautiful. The whole book, readers anticipate the death of the two main characters. After the first one dies, the second leaves the hospital. He blindly enters the road "Without a hand to hold him back". After this, there is a blank page, and nothing else. To me, this symbolizes that without the other character, there was no one to continue the second boy who died's story. The only thing that kept me from giving this book a 5 star rating was that the beginning felt slow. I appreciated the realism, though (without the characters miraculously surviving). 4.25/5

Magic tree house night of the ninjas
by Mary pope Osborn
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Take the Plunge
by John Patrick Green
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What happened in the story was the whole city got flooded by D.ORB/C.ORB. I think this is very interesting.

If you decided to go to the moon
by Faith Mcnulty
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I like this book because the illustrator draws lots of different colors. On the moon there used to be lava, but now it’s dry, so the ground feels bouncy, even bouncier than a trampoline. I also like when the boy goes back to Earth. That part was really fun.

Owly a Time to be Brave
by Andy Runton
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A perfect graphic novel for readers who love animals. It is about a owl and his animal friends and they meet a "dragon" who is really a Opposem. This book has friendship and animals and is a perfect graphic novel for any age

I hope this doesn't find you
by Ann Liang
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I hope this doesn't find you by Ann Liang is an amazing rom com about two high school rivals, Sadie Wen and Julius Gong. Sadie is a smart and driven student, and the only person that has ever been able to compete with her has been Julius. This has made her grow to hate him, and she expresses this through hate emails that she writes but never sends. Eventually these get sent out to the whole school in a freak accident, and now everyone, including Julius, knows how she really feels about them. Her and Julius are forced to work together as co-class captains to fix the issues her emails have caused. Eventually, their forced proximity makes them fall in love. This was a really cute enemy to lovers book. I would highly recommend this, and I really enjoyed this read.
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