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The Wellington Avalanche, 1910 (i Survived #22)
by Lauren Tarshis
This book was amazing to read. I absolutely loved this book because of how the author put so much detail into this tragic event in history. She also added a bit of fiction to make the reader really enjoy this book. It really felt like you were there experiencing the pain too. I strongly recommend this book.
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Poor Unfortunate Soul
by Serena Valentino
I enjoyed this book. This book shows how Ursula has felt great pain of her brother abandoning her and the humans killed the only person that loved her. She really wanted to get revenge on her brother and make him pay for what he had done. I really recommend this book.
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Unbroken
by Laura Hillenbrand
The book Unbroken is an amazing story about Louie Zamperini who survived a plane crash, survived 47 days in the sea with no food or water, and was held a prisoner of war for two years. While Louie was a POW during World War 2 he survived many near death experiences in the many prisons and camps he was in. After returning home he married a woman named Cynthia and had a baby named Cissy. He couldn't control himself and often had dreams that reminded him of the war. His wife managed to get him to a church and his whole life changed. Louie Zamperini lived until 97 years old. I would recommend this book because it is an unbelievable true story that kept me on the edge of my seat wanting to read more about his life.
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Pages & Co.: The Last Bookwanderer
by Anna James
The final book in this series was the most interesting because there was constant action and excitement. For example, Oskar turned the floor into jelly to annoy Merlin and then Oskar and Tilly figured out how to escape the alchemist by defeating Merlin. My favorite part was when the characters were in different layers of a book. Merlin led them into a cave where Milo pulls the sword in the stone to unlock the Book of Books. Overall I think this book is the best of the series.
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Rump
by Liesl Shurtliff
I really enjoyed this book because we have always known Rumpelstiltskin to be a mean and cruel person. But in this book it shows that Rumpelstiltskin had a hard time fitting in because everyone knew him by Rump. His mother died without telling everyone else his full name and he was shorter than the other kids. When he discovered that he could spin straw into gold a lot of consequences came with it. I strongly recommend this book.
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turtle boy
by M. Evan Wolkenstein
this kid how dad die and he has to have surgery for his chin he likes turtles and gets bullied at school for it . people call him turtle boy. he is Jewish and takes care of turtles illegally he needs 40 hours of community services and he hates hospitals. his rabi what's him to get his hours at a hospital.
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Finally Seen
by Kelly Yang
I really liked this book because it shows how hard it is to move from a different country especially because you get picked on, and how the main character overcame that. My favorite part is when the dad bought them an inflatable bath tub so the girls could try out the bath bombs the mom makes for her small business. I highly recommend this book.
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The Beginning Of Everything
by Robyn Schneider
In the first chapter of the beginning of everything, I was confused about the book and what was going on. After the second chapter, the book started to make a lot more sense. So far, I think this book is great. I loved this book, after every chapter I would want to read more. I would definitely get another book similar to “The Beginning of Everything”
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Pages & Co.: The Treehouse Library
by Anna James
I give this book 4 stars. It was a really good book. This is the fifth book in the Bookwanderers series. These books are about characters who travel into classic books to solve the problem they are facing. I like these books because they go into detail about everything, I feel like I can visualize what happens in the story very well. My favorite part of the book was when Milo, Rosa, and Alessia enter the book "Robin Hood". This was my favorite part because the way they wrote some of the words is funny, it really made me feel like I was there.
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Heartstopper #2: A Graphic Novel
by Alice Oseman
I like how the author used little faces on the speech bubbles and text. I like how nick stands up to the bully. It shows he really cares about charlie.
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