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When Dads Don't Grow Up
by Marjorie Blain Parker
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this book was funny, I really liked it

Rabbid Of The Sea (rabbids Invasion)
by Cordelia Evans
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We enjoyed the fun silliness that the Rabbids continue to do.

Lincoln Tells A Joke
by Kathleen Krull
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Very informative, interesting read! Krull gives the reader interesting tidbits of information about one of our greatest president's wonderful sense of humor. We did not prefer the illustration style, but the content more than made up for that.

It Will Only Hurt For A Moment
by Delilah S. Dawson
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Great read about a group of people each trying to reinvent themselves at an artists' colony with a dark history.

Dragons eat noodles on Tuesdays
by Jon Stahl
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I have loved this book since I was three??

The Fair Weather Friend
by Jessie Garcia
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This is a fun summer read... for most of the book. Garcia is a pro at crafting, devious female characters that the reader loves to hate. In this mystery, we are introduced to Faith, a weather girl, with a devoted fan club worthy of a rock star. From the outside and too her fans, Faith is the perfect celebrity. To her coworkers she is a loathsome diva. Slowly, the reader unearths her true personality. What I enjoyed most was the glimpses into newsroom dynamics which from the outside appear so glamorous but for those working in the industry can be quite a grind. This is a genuinely enjoyable, easy summer read, perfect for curling up on a veranda and sipping a cool lemonade. I did not fully enjoy the ending or some of the characters decisions, but it was still a worthwhile ride.

The Runaway King (the Ascendance Series, Book 2)
by Jennifer A. Nielsen
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This book absolutely surpassed my expectations! I loved the first book, but this one was thrilling and heartwarming!! I forever recommend this series to anyone, who loves adventure and a thrilling story!

Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
by Suzanne Collins
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This novel introduced the reader to the gruesome and brutal world of the Hunger Games. It focuses on the dynamics of the Capitol immediately following a devastating civil war, where the leaders decide to punish the rebellious districts by demanding female and male tributes in a manner reminiscent of the ancient Greek Theseus myths. What is most fascinating in this novel is the origin story of the series most sadistic villain: Coriolanus Snow. As I read, it surprised me how much Collins can make the reader understand his overarching ambition, his continual fear of losing status and his single minded determination to regain the wealth and prestige his family enjoyed before the predations of the war. As Corio continually reminds himself: "snow always lands on top" no matter what. His dynamic with Lucy Gray is simultaneously repellent and intriguing. He is attracted to her free spirit even as he considers himself her superior in every way. This is a must read novel to understand the origins of the Hunger Games universe.

Me And Marvin Gardens (scholastic Gold)
by Amy Sarig King
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A heart-filled story about the importance of how we keep our world green and the impact from it. This tale tells of a boy who meets a creature that eats plastic waste but its waste is like acid and burns holes in the ground.the boy works hard to protect it and names it Marvin Gardens.
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