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It's Halloween, I'm Turning Green!
by Dan Gutman
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"It's Halloween, I'm Turning Green!" is a delightful and humorous children's book that perfectly captures the spooky spirit of Halloween with its funny antics and colorful illustrations, making it a delightful treat for young readers.

Being Jazz My Life As A Transgender Teen
by Jazz Jennings
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This book was awesome. It was so inspirational

Mama, I Found A Dollar!
by Rella B
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This book was weirdly funny to me, I don't know why.

Big Mushy Happy Lump
by Sarah Andersen
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I love this book, also books like this. It's hard finding books like this tho lol.

creepy cat a most pecular pet
by Cotton valent
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I learnt that you should never judge a cat thank ?? ?? ? you.?.

A Snoopy Tale
by Charles M. Schulz
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It was very fun

The Secret Fawn
by Kallie George
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I like that the fawn was cute.

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Woods Runner, written by Gary Paulsen, is an exciting and suspenseful novel pursuing the adventure of Samuel, a thirteen year old boy whose life is forever changed when his small, isolated cabin on the outskirts of Pennsylvania is raided by British soldiers and his parents are taken as prisoners while he was out hunting. Using his vast knowledge of the forest, and a few allies he meets along the way, he tries to save his parents, but not without experiencing the cruelty of the revolutionary war first-hand. At first, I disliked the book - it felt like a long time between the start of the exposition and the inciting event. But the further I read into the plot, the more invested I got. From what I understand, the reason this novel was written was to highlight the overlooked truths of the war. After all, people usually only write about the dramatic or appealing acts of heroism (or in this case patriotism). One thing that I feel I must add is that I found this book in the kids section. Even though this is unrelated to the book itself, Gary Paulsen did include enough details to create graphic images in the mind of the readers, so I do not agree with this decision for the sake of a child that might stumble upon this. I recommend this book to teens and adults that enjoy action-packed and suspenseful novels. All in all, Woods Runner is a really good read.

Bunny Call: An Afk Book (five Nights At Freddy’s: Fazbear Frights #5)
by Scott Cawthon
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This book was a really nice break from when I read this story as a comic book because the comic book showed me too much it didn’t let my imagination run the way it did with these novels. So I decided to get this book because it had the same story but in words and I don’t regret it at all because it lets me imagine all the ways a situation could go and let’s me play what-if situations in my head. 10/10 book

Nat The Cat Has A Snack
by Jarrett Lerner
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A fun rhyming book about a cat who doesn’t want to share his snack with a rat.
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