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Making Friends: Third Time's A Charm: A Graphic Novel (making Friends #3)
by Kristen Gudsnuk
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Madison did not know that she was sleepwalking. Then her mom tap her. Then she wake up her mom told her. In the morning she had breakfast. And her Friend came and gave her a tost with jam. Then her sister Danielle came down stairs for school. Then her mom told her to make everyone happy. Because she has a presentation.

Peter & Ernesto: A Tale of Two Sloths
by Graham Annable
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If you're looking for a funny quick book this is the one.

Joy to the world
by Kai shappley
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I hate this book.

Gideon Green In Black And White
by Katie Henry
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good ??

City Monster
by Reza Farazmand
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I really liked this book. It was short, funny, stupid and easy to read, plus i have dyslexia. I recommend this book 100%

Scary Tales
by James Preller
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One-Eyed Doll……..great story. I hope that the second book has a more detailed second story.

Spy School Revolution
by Stuart Gibbs
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Butifhul

The Baby-sitters Club #4: Mary Anne Saves The Day
by Ann M. Martin
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It was great to see the friendship grow.

Princess mix-up mystery
by Carolyn Keene
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Great ??

Home
by Matt de la Peña
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Home by Matt de la Peña is a beautiful picture book that is perfect for beginner readers. It uses simple, lyrical text and stunning illustrations to show that home isn't just a place, but a feeling. The book teaches young children that home is found in the love of family, the embrace of a community, and the small, everyday moments that make you feel safe and loved. This book is a wonderful way to introduce the idea that home is more than just a house. Its gentle story and accessible language make a big, important concept easy for a child to understand. It's a great read-aloud that highlights how the feeling of belonging is the true meaning of home.
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