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The Wellington Avalanche, 1910 (i Survived #22)
by Lauren Tarshis
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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.

Lily's Mountain
by Hannah Moderow
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This book was so good! I really felt for Lily every time she faced a challenge and I liked her sister, but only at certain times. She could be really cool, but she could also be really mean to Lily. She agreed to go climb Denali with Lily, and that showed that she cares for her and loves her very much

The Beginning Of Everything
by Robyn Schneider
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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”

The Hatchet
by Mihail Sadoveanu
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I didn’t find it that interesting. It would have been better if his feelings about his parents divorce and his feelings about survival were more interwoven.

Kristy And The Snobs: A Graphic Novel (the Baby-sitters Club #10)
by Ann M. Martin
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This book was very good. It was funny and sad at the same time, and sometimes it almost made me cry. There was also an important lesson in it: Some times people who seem mean actually aren't, and they actually feel bad about themselves.

The Sun and the Star
by Rick Riordan and Mark Oshiro
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I loved this book. It was very action packed and had some plot twists. I liked learning about the characters also. I could not stop reading this book until it was finished. Also I love the characters and the character development

Little Women
by Louisa May Alcott
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This book gave off a warm and cozy feeling, and it made you want to keep reading. There was not really a big plot line, and it was just like their lives on paper. By the end of the book I felt a connection to the March sisters. I rated it only 3 stars because it was kind of frustrating to figure out the kind of language, and it was kind of hard to understand some of the subtle jokes. I think that I should try to read it again when I am older so I can understand it better

Heartstopper #1: A Graphic Novel
by Alice Oseman
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I’m was uncomfortable with the cursing, but i enjoyed how you could see their thoughts.

turtle boy
by M. Evan Wolkenstein
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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.

My Hero Academia: Team-up Missions, Vol. 2
by Yoko Akiyama,yoco Akiyama
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This book was great! Each short story is very funny, and have their own plot.
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