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Komi Can’t Communicate, Vol. 9
by Tomohito Oda
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‘Komi can’t communicate’ is a book featuring a high school girl that faces a communication disorder.

The End Of Orson Eerie?
by Jack Chabert
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I think the book was great. Things dissapered when the students did certain things. It makes me think of all the books in the series.

The Journey Through Time
by Geronimo Stilton
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good ??

Defy Me / Reveal Me
by Tahereh Mafi
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i freaking adore Kenji and Nazeera, but um hello the ending?!? how can Emmaline now just do literally anything. Personally, things are starting to get super unrealistic. I really do enjoy Kenji and Nazeeras little romance that is happening, easily one of my favourite couples in this series, I think they match each other SO WELL. I am Kenzeras number one fan.

Clark The Shark
by Bruce Hale
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So in this book Clark the Shark thinks school is too fun and tries to make himself cool.

Cat Kid Comic Club: Influencers: A Graphic Novel (cat Kid Comic Club #5): From The Creator Of Dog Man
by Dav Pilkey
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Funny and catching

WILD magazine
by April overall
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this was a very cool book

The Moon Speaks
by Jason G. Duesing
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I love that this book starts and ends with a verse and I love all of artwork throughout the book

This book is perfect
by Ran keres
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Hi, I'm fine the frog! I don't know anymore I'm so tired.

At The Same Moment, Around The World
by Clotilde Perrin
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A unique way for all ages to learn about the world's time zones. Develops an appreciation for the diversity of human life, showing that at every hour, someone is doing something, somewhere on earth. A fold-out map helps illustrate the different zones and the passage of time with the movement of the sun. Beautiful, lively illustrations of children around the world enjoying their everyday lives.
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