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My First Visit to the Hospital
by Eve Marleau and Michael Garton
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This is a good and quick read for little ones, teach them to overcome their fear of visiting the hospital.

I Don't Want To Read This Book Aloud
by Max Greenfield
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It was about how some guy didn’t want to read this book because it had sentences and they had a period at the end. Then the ridiculously long words like infinitesimal witch some how meant small.THEN PARAGRAPHS!!! They have so many words one can fill the entire page so much words then he said that his head hurt and he wanted space the end.

7 Ate 9
by Tara Lazar
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Very witty

Caraval
by Stephanie Garber
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The book Caraval by Stephanie Garber is a romance book that follows Scarlett and her sister Tella. They met Julian who took them to Caraval. The book follows Scarlett and Julian's adventures in Caraval. I would recommend that people read this book, because it was a magical story. I really enjoyed the book, and it was an enjoyable read, however I found it was not out of this world amazing. I'd recommend other people read Caraval.

Imagine Me
by Tahereh Mafi
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I realized that I had read further ahead in the series that I should have because I was confused with the order. However, the book was still not bad but it was kind of confusing when Juliette kept being referred to as Ella because I was wondering when that happened. I also did not like how hard it was to follow what Juliette was talking about because each chapter would switch from one topic to the next. Overall, I might have to read it again after I have read the previous books.

Much Ado About Nada
by Uzma Jalaluddin
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Despite being a retelling of Jane Austen's Persuasion, Much Ado About Nada is beautiful in ways wholly unique to itself . Its story and conflicts are deeply rooted in Islam and South Asian culture, displaying the unfair sides of the culture, but also the sides to be proud of. This book provides a clean, entertaining, and halal story for Muslim girls to enjoy.

Do Not Open This Book
by Andy Lee
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I love this. Isn't as good as the other one, but I still ehhh like it.

No help wanted
by Ruth Ohi
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It was a good book.

Only One
by Deborah Hopkinson
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This book was about a kid talking about the whole universe.

The Complete Diy Cookbook For Young Chefs
by America's Test Kitchen
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I like to eat.
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