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Destroy Me
by Tahereh Mari
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I thought destroy me was a good book and I liked how it was in Warners perspective. I especially liked the part where he meets the dog and takes care of it because it shows he is not a heartless monster

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

hardy boys mad house
by scott lobdell
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in hardy boys mad house by scott lobdell the hardy boys are going under cover as a player and a assitant director and the have to find the sabotager before it is to late and more contestants are hurt.

You are (not) Small
by Anna Kang
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Small bears think big bears or big and vise versa, but it’s relative

Frog and Toad all year
by Arnold Lobel
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I personally love this book because it is so funny (Example : When Toad gets ice cream In the story ice cream and it melts all over him and he looks like a monster, and he falls in the lake). I also love it because the endings are always so happy (example A: At the end of ice cream, Frog and Toad sit under the tree and enjoy your ice cream creams. It’s such a happy ending. You know this is the example of a happy ending. Example B: at the end of down the hill, toad marches off, saying the only thing I’m good at is staying in my bed something like that so funny. that is the funny ending. That is why I love this book so much.

The Giver
by Lois Lowry
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I would give the book "The Giver" by Lois Lowry a 4 out of 5 stars because it was interesting and made me think about what life would be like in a completely controlled and different society. The story follows Jonas, a boy who lives in a community where everything is carefully controlled and everyone is expected to follow the same rules. When Jonas is chosen to become the Receiver of Memory, he learns about things that his community has hidden from everyone else. I liked how the story slowly revealed more about the community and made me curious about what would happen next. Some parts were confusing and a little slow, but I liked the message of the book and the way it made me think about freedom, choices, and emotions.

spy school sercret service the graphic noval
by straut gibbs
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in spy school sercret service the graphic noval by straut gibbs it is about a boy named beganimin ripley who is being accused of being a traitor but he is not and it is up to him to find out who is framing him and save the president

Stick with me
by Jennifer blecher
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This is an amazing book about friendship, changes, and finding the people who lift you up. It follows two girls named Wren and Izzy. Wren lives in New Hampshire, and is an incredibly talented figure skater. But when her sister has to have surgery down in Boston, wren must go with her, leaving her rink behind. Izzy lives in Wellesley, but when her parents rent out their house, she must move into their garage.

Mr. Putter and Tabby Pick the Pears
by Cynthia Rylant
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I liked the part when Mr. Putter was zinging the apples into Mrs. Teaberry’s yard.

Lily Tripp: Diary of an Accidental Time Traveller
by Amelia Tait
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Was hoping to like this more so I could recommend it to my daughter but it seems like just an OK book/series. Of course the trials and tribulations of being a tween in any century hold the same anguish, and maybe that's the point. I guess reading it as an adult it didn't enlighten me to anything new. Still a fun book and one that with the right reader, I bet they'd love.
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