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Sumer of a thousand pies
by Margaret dilloway
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This is a beautiful story filled with love, hope, and, of course, pie. It follows a girl named Cady as she goes to live with her aunt Shell in the town of Julian. It is a huge change for her, especially after growing up homeless with her dad.

Moth Flight's Vision
by Erin Hunter
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Moth Flight lives in WindClan, one of the five newly formed warrior clans. She has visions of spirit cats and carries back plants from hunts rather than game. When Moth Flight's constant distraction angers the clan leader, Moth Flight is compelled to go on a journey and follow her visions, all of which will forever shape the clans.

The wild robot
by Peter Brown
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This is a very specific series of book, but I’ve only read the first one. It’s basically about a robot landing on a deer while Island. His first instincts was to survive and be friends with the animals, but later on in the story, she became a mother of Brightbill. At first, the animals were all very scared and curious about who Roz was. But after seeing the cute little goose ling, they began to help her out with survival lessons, teaching her how to camouflage in the wild and how to survive for the most important part. Oh and by the way, Roz is the robot. It was hard but the friendship from Ross and the animals become more stronger as the time goes on.

Rodrick rules
by Jeff Kinney
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Diary of a wimpy kid Rodrick rules by Jeff Kinney is a 3 out of 5 star review. This is because unlike some of the other books this one makes me feel not as attached as some of the other diary of a wimpy kid books that I read like the long haul. This one of Jeff’s books really grabs me unlike this one. Other then some of the problems that I find that could make the book better this really is a good book if you are ever looking for a book like Rodrick rules it is a great book to pass the time.

skip beat vol 42
by yoshiki nakamura
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Kyoko has to do the ultimate audition test for the role of Momiki, but her manipulative rival plays dirty by pretending to be romantically involved with Ren. This shatters Kyoko's focus and awakens her grudge demons.

Babysitters club
by Martin
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This book is so good it’s about a club called the baby sitters club that babysits for kids in their local neighborhood.

Fake Skating
by Lynn Painter
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Fake Skating by Lynn Painter is a cute rom-com about a girl who moves back to her home town to find that her childhood best friend has become a hockey star. Dani, the girl, becomes the manager of the hockey team at her new school because she needs an extracurricular, and her an Alec, the hockey star, eventually start fake dating. Obviously, they fall in love and then begin dating for real. This book was cute, but it was definitely predictable. It is centered around winter in Minnesota, so it's definitely more of a winter read, but it's still a great book. Definitely an enjoyable read by Lynn painter, and in my opinion, it's one of her best books.

Forest of Secrets
by Erin Hunter
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Fireheart is back with ThunderClan and while their tensions with RiverClan may have subsided, it is now leafbare, where every cat must work together in order to survive. But winter isn't Fireheart's greatest problem; he has discovered more troubling secrets regarding the sinister intentions of the ThunderClan deputy, Tigerclaw. And while he tries to alert Bluestar to this threat, she remains dangerously oblivious. Once again, the fate of ThunderClan is in Fireheart's paws.

Falling Out of Time
by Margaret Peterson Haddix
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The predecessor to this companion book, Running Out of Time, was one of my favroirte books growing up. The adventure of Jessie escaping the fictional clifton village to help save her family was so interesting and impactful that I devoured the rest of Haddix's canon. Skipping ahead 20 years, this companion falls up short with implausible scenarios and lack of overall conflict. I understand looking at the running out of time plot through a modern world of AI and Tech, but this was just bad.

The Kissing Booth
by Beth Reekles
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This book was okay but it was not the best book. I feel like Beth Reekles did not describe Elle's personality that well which makes the whole book a little bit worse. However the plot is great except for the fact that the school did not seem very real. I mean, what kind of school would allow their students to run a kissing booth?
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