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High school musical mystery part one
by Carolyn Keene Books
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Good

Picture day
by sarah sax
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I learnt that you should always do the right ? ?? thing thank ?? ?? ? ?? ?? ?? you.............................

Atlas Of Dogs
by Lonely Planet Kids
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10 stars! One of the best dog books to explain everything and with a wide range of breeds.

The Soulmate
by Sally Hepworth
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Loved this book, from the very beginning I just couldnt put it down. The twists and turns make you want to keep reading. I finished it in a day. The plot was intriguing and the characters interesting. Would highly recommend this book if you are a fan of mysteries and thrillers.

Ageless Intensity
by Pete McCall
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I liked this book and learned from it. I wish there were half stars as this is worthy of 3.5 stars! It lost a half star for the limited number of exercises it provides details for. Highly recommended for anyone looking to learn more about exercise and how it effects us.

Eat The Rich Sc
by Sarah Gailey
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I didn't expect to enjoy this book as I did not know it was a graphic novel but with its gripping storyline and graphic images I finished reading it in an hour. Eat the Rich is about Rich people literally eating their staff members, knowingly-contracts signed from the beginning of employment. Its a topical horror story centered around income/healthcare/inequality by giving the protagonist and allies as well as the audience a satisfying, and in a way, cathartic ending.

The Hopes and Dreams of Libby Quinn
by Freya Kennedy
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I absolutely loved this book! It is one of my favourite books that I’ve discovered as a summer read. I knew when I saw this book on the book shelf of the bookstore that I would fall in love with it and that’s exactly what happened. This is such a feel good read and beautiful story. There are so many beautiful passages and words of wisdom I came across and noted down and wrote in my journal. Overall this was such an uplifting read. The only thing I didn’t like and that was a bit of a turn off was the whole relationship between Ant and Libby. I really liked the main character Libby and I felt like Ant (her boyfriend) just brought out a shallow and unpleasant side in her when she was a good person overall and had a good heart. I didn’t like Ant’s character at all. My favourite characters were Libby, Noah, Jo, Harry and Libby’s parents and of course Grandad Ernie.

Forever Home
by Jenna Ayoub
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This book has to be one of my favs. :)

The Twits Next Door
by Roald Dahl
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This book is about two people called The Twits who have gotten new neighbours called The Lovelies. The Twits decide that The Lovelies must go!

Blizzard Of The Blue Moon
by Mary Pope Osborne Books
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Good ??
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