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Flat Stanley: On Ice
by Jeff Brown
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I read this early readers book for practice. Very nice book though.

Good Night, Planet
by Liniers
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I loved this book so much, I'm considering reading this to my little cousin.

Super mystery
by Carolyn Keene
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Great

Brave
by Stacy McAnulty
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the book was the best how it talks about jensen grauham who was a student at berrybook and his only friends were the art club and the news guys but when things started falling apart who will save him

Defy Me
by Tahereh Mafi
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Easily my favourite book in the series so far. This book had me hooked from the very first page. I really enjoyed getting three different perspectives in this book, I LOVED the addition of Kenji‘s perspective.. I found this book relatively easy to follow and a lot less confusing for me than the previous book. I really enjoyed leading more about Aaron’s and Ella’s past together, even though it always made me tear up. Another reason I liked the addition of their memories was because it made it feel like I was always learning something new about the characters and was engaged in the book, without a lot of actual stuff happening. I feel like this book being more focused on their pasted was needed in order to almost “catch up” on everything that is happening/happened. I was so happy with the end of this book. First off, Aaron a proposing to Ella? HECK YEAH. Second, everyone throwing Aaron a birthday party was so cute I almost cried. Super random, but the torture in this book was so intense, the way it was described was so disturbing (Which is good). Another random thing, I freaking love Kenji, he’s so funny. Also am I the only one that finds it a little weird that Kenji knows/ cares so much about movies/pop culture from our present time, instead of his time, as it’s almost like 100 years in the future. Anyways, this book was amazing.

Bloom Into You Vol. 1
by Nakatani Nio
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I don't think I've ever found myself shedding tears over a manga until I picked this book up. The dynamics of both the protagonist and love interests completely resonate with any struggling queer child. The feeling of selection feels "wrong", you feel as though you are not good enough, and this book was perfect at encapsulating this feeling. Not only do the dynamics work into each other, the way both characters' personalities clash with each other, with the common thread being their feelings of love. The extrovert that falls in love with the introvert for simply opening the locket to their heart. Genuinely such a great read.

Who Is Pele?
by James Jr. Buckley
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I enjoyed that I learned new things like PELE’s real name is Edson also he married someone named Rosemera but then he got divorced.

The vegetarian cookbook
by DK
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I love mango lassi

History Of Mermaids
by Sarah Laskow
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Pretty good

Plant The Tiny Seed
by Christie Matheson
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I like that it was so beautiful.
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