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Crenshaw
by Katherine Applegate

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I loved Crenshaw because the story showed a lot of the characters had good and bad traits and I could relate to a lot of them.

The Pigeon Needs A Bath!
by Mo Willems

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This book is about a pigeon who doesn’t want to take a bath. When he finally takes a bath he wants to stay in it forever. I like the book because the pigeon is funny.

Did I Ever Tell You How Lucky You Are?
by Dr. Seuss

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This is a funny book that my mom used to read to me

The Inflatables In Splash Of The Titans (the Inflatables #4)
by Beth Garrod

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i love this because its very fuunny.

The Man Who Walked Between The Towers
by Mordicai Gerstein

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I was surprised that a man walked between 2 towers on a thin rope.

The Clippity-cloppity Carnival
by Valerie Tripp

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I liked this book because: 1.It showed me that it's okay to be afraid of things and I thought that it was a good message 2.Also, I can relate to some of the characters feelings. Like when one of the characters said 'horses were her favorite animal', I love horses too.

The Secret Tree
by Natalie Standiford

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The book was fascinating because in one part of the story Minty (one of the main characters) sees a flash in the woods and chases after it and comes to a big, old elm tree.He peered into the hole and finds a piece of paper and later finds out it says “No one loves me except my goldfish.”

Your Own, Sylvia
by Stephanie Hemphill

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Sylvia Plath, is an American poet who inspired generations of writers with collections such as "The Colossal" and "Ariel." Your Own, Sylvia explains the life of Sylvia Plath through a collection of poems written from different perspectives. This book uses Sylvia's letters, poems, and interviews in order to create a heartfelt biography. This book interprets the conversations and people in verse. It explains some of her works, such as her novel "The Bell Jar" and one of her most famous poems "Mad Girl's Love Song." This book covers all of the events leading up to Plath's death. It portrays her life condensed all into one book. In my opinion, this book was throughly researched and great for people discovering Sylvia Plath's work. This book allows others to explore her work in a clear way. This book is a must read if you are looking to explore her work or just want to find out a little bit more about Sylvia Plath.

The Night Frolic
by Julie Berry

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It was ok but I thought it would have been a better or different story

The Dumbest Idea Ever!: A Graphic Novel
by Jimmy Gownley

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I like the pictures in this book and my favorite part was when he first began to write his comic book.