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The Orphan Train Girl was a very interesting and awesome book. I couldn't put it down. I would definitely recommend this book to kids 10 and up.

Carrie Underwood Find Your Path
by Carrie Underwood Find Your Path
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I enjoyed the small ideas to help stay on track day to day.

Darling Girl
by Liz Michalski
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The story is interesting and darkly alluring. The dunamic of the relationships between the mother chatacter and her children and also her own mother were interesting, although sometimes a bit cringe worthy. Also, I'll probably never be able to look at Peter Pan the same way again...

The Duckling Gets A Cookie
by By Mo Willems
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Nice book about sharing.

Stone Butch Blues
by Leslie Feinberg
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Powerful but slow and depressing

Animal Babies
by Ranger Rick Magazine Subscription
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Cute little book with baby animals

Picasso
by Harry N. Abrams
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A genius way ahead of his time! His cubism masterpieces seem creepy yet mesmerizing. I really liked his family portraits, so realistic they could walk out of the frame any second.

Plant Grow Harvest Repeat
by Meg McAndrews Cowden
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The charts were amazing. I’ve read many, many gardening books and learned so much still from this one!

100 first words
by Richard Scarry
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We loved this boom, great for having kids point to things

The Last Pirate  of New York : A Ghost Ship , A Killer , and the Birth of a Gangster nation / Rich Cohen.
by Rich Cohen
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I like history but found the book dry in spots. Mr Cohen made Hicks into a hero instead of recognizing him as a cold-blooded pirate in 1860 NY.
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