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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.

Unwholly
by Neal Shusterman
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A great follow-up book to Unwind. Shusterman did a great job expanding on different ethical concerns pertaining to unwinding — Cam’s story was particularly interesting. I’m interested in seeing where he takes this next!

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The red ripe strawberry and the big hungry bear was a funny book. There was squeals if joy throughout the whole book.

52 Nature Craft Projects
by Barbora Kurcova
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Also organized by season. Great craft ideas. Nice and easy read presentation.

Pinkalicious: The Princess of Pink Slumber Party
by Victoria Kann
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The characters has a sleepover with castle cupcakes. A dragon came over, but it left by the morning.

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea
by Jules Verne
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Genre Challenge. Professor Pierre Aronnax, his manservant and assistant Conseil and Canadian harpoonist Ned Land find themselves on the greatest sea adventure of a lifetime! When an underwater vessel attacks their host ship, The Abraham Lincoln, and thrown overboard they're rescued by the mysterious Captain Nemo. Their relief is short-lived as they're prisoners aboard the Nautilus, a dangerous vessel feared by the world. These brave men embark on a fantastic voyage around the world discovering an underwater aquatic world. Think Jacques Cousteau exploring the North and South Poles, watching unique creatures thrive in their natural habitat and glimpse the lost continent of Atlantis! Wow! Heavy classification and complicated scientific jargon dragged the story in spots. Otherwise this classic novel is worthy of attention to all readers, especially if you're lucky to find an illustrated copy!! Sheer brilliance!!

Would I Lie To You
by Aliya Ali-Afzal
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Not terrible, kind of slow read at some parts. Interesting story!

Life On Mars
by Jon Agee
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Liked it

Where The Crawdads Sing Paperback
by Delia Owens
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Great story, easy read.

Trejo's Tacos
by Danny Trejo
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If you can accept the adult language and subject matter, the life story of Danny Trejo is interesting and inspiring. I didn’t know much about him and was surprised and impressed to learn about how he fought the LA fires as an inmate, made the rounds through the California correctional system and ended up working at a rehab facility before making his Hollywood film debut. If you’re a fan, it’s a good read.
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