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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.

The Amazing Spider-Man Trapped by the Green Goblin
by Frank Berrios
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It was so awesome when Spider-Man got trapped but used his strength to punch out of the bars.

skip beat volume 51
by yoshiki nakamura
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Kyoko and the Japanese production team go to hollywood for a new project, but the Americans suddenly act as though they aren't even human, distancing themselves. The hostility weirds all of them out, they aren't used to it at all.

Curious George; The big surprise
by Margaret & H.A. Rey’s
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George and Meg want to plan a surprise birthday for the man with yellow hat

American Struggle
by Jon Meacham
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The American Struggle by Jon Meacham Is a book covering from 1629 to the complicated 21 century. I find that the writing, although made largely up of documents, is strung together coherently with author input to illustrate the shining and dark moments of, as Jon Meacham calls it “the American experiment”. I find “experiment” a very fitting word as in the book a quote of Alexander Hamilton was "noble enthusiasm of liberty" can be tainted by a "spirit of narrow and illiberal distrust". Which matches some of the most controversial issues of today showing that from the beginning there were issues that our founding fathers knew and were trying to fix which is a notable quote from the book and connects to the idea of polarization. Overall I found this book very enjoyable and something that I think is important to read and reflect on. The only downside is that it is very long and doesn't have as much author input as I would have liked.

Wildfire
by Breena Bard
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“Wildfire” is such a heart warming book. Juliana and her sister, Stella have to cope with the loss of their home in a fire because Carson and his friends were setting of fire works even though there was a fire hazard. When Juliana moves to another town she sees Carson, at first she is mad at him but the pin she slowly learns to forgive Carson

the hardy boys under cover brother malled
by scott lobdell
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in the hardy boys under cover brother malled by scott lobdell it is about two brothers frank and joe hardy who are sent on a mission from american teens agiants crime who have to use brains to crack the case

Space Boy 2
by Stephen McCranie
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I liked this book, but like the first book it also had a cliffhanger at the end of it!! I liked the plot of this book, and how Amy got closer to Oliver, discovering that he has a "flavor" of his own, just like everyone else.

The cat who saw red
by Lilian Braun
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I bought this book at a yard sale from a very old house. The book was clearly written a long time ago, since the dialogue wasn’t modern. I realized this was an adult book, since the contents were a bit harsh, but overall it was a good book and I want to read the series.

My Brilliant Friend
by Elena Ferrente
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Honestly, I almost stopped reading about halfway through this book. The start was slow and there were so many characters with Italian names that made it difficult for me to parse out who was who. At the recommendation of a friend I stuck with it, and I truly loved the second half of the book. Starting to see such character development as Lila and Elena navigated their teenage years. I’m looking forward to seeing where this series goes.
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