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Clues to good sleuthing
by Carolyn Keene
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Good ??

John Tavares
by Shane Frederick
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this book teaches about how famous John Traveres is, and reader who are into hockey, should read this book

Raising A Whole Child
by Carrie Cariello
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Raising a Whole Child by Carrie Cariello is a heartfelt and insightful book that explores parenting through the lens of raising a child with autism. With warmth and honesty, Cariello shares real-life experiences, emphasizing love, acceptance, and the importance of nurturing every part of a child—emotionally, socially, and intellectually. It's a brief but powerful read for any parent seeking connection and deeper understanding.

Have You Seen An Elephant?
by Elina Ellis
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I like this book because the main character, Alex, changed her mind. She wanted to see a tiger because it was hard to find an elephant, but then, in the end, she found an elephant. She wrote 2 journals, 1 is an elephant, and 2 is a tiger. I love elephants, and tigers. My favourite character is Alex. She is an animal ranger. This book deserves four stars.

lily's dream
by Bea Jackson
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its a fairy tale with an interesting script which can hold reader till end of the book

20 Recipes Kids Should Know
by Esme Washburn
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This book is making me hungry.

Over at the rink
by Stella partheniou grasso
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The book was really good

Bad Dad Moves
by Jacob Eckeberger
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You're dad is not like mines, I want your dad ngl. I'm jealous.

Unfamiliar
by Haley Newsome
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I loved this, it was actually the first book I ever said wait... No... When it was ending lol

Hotline
by Dimitri Nasrallah
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Really enjoyed this read about a new Canadian and her son in Montreal in the 1980s. Her hopeful attitude and perseverance while dealing with so much pain and new experiences was inspiring. Our book club read this and everyone liked it!
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