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Jungle trek
by Rugrats
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It was really good. I like at the end when they were playing in the sprinkler

Someone Else's Shoes
by Jojo Moyes
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Great book about women, self confidence, self worth, and friendship and finding what really matters

Rendersella
by Amy Anguish
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My favorite by Amy Anguish so far! This adaptation of the Cinderella tale is inspiring and hopeful. It was fun to see how Anguish fit all the pieces together to create a fresh retelling.

The Little Mermaid: This is Ariel
by Colin Hosten
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It was great!

Spring cakes
by Miranda Harmon
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Felt like an adventure. I loved reading this book!??

Stage Fright (spongebob Squarepants Mysteries #3)
by David Lewman
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A hilarious twist on an old show . When SpongeBob is hired to figure out who is trying to sabotage the play, he realizes what is truly the reason. A goofy story with a great ending

Dog Man (captain Underpants: Dog Man #1)
by Dav Pilkey
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So fun and funny to read

My Brother's Secret
by Dan Smith
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It was a good book with a lot of detail and a good story.

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.

Parents Weekend
by Alex Finlay
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One of Alex Finlay strengths is his solid pacing combined with characters that are appeal to a variety of readers. Parents Weekend is no exception. In this thriller, five students, some from exceedingly elite and powerful backgrounds, disappear right before meeting up with their parents for a celebratory "Parents Weekend". No one can determine what happened and the FBI is brought in to solve the mystery. What is most enjoyable and Finlay 's writing is the strong pacing and cliff hangers which end almost every chapter. A truly enjoyable, immersive summer read that will keep you piling up the clues... and guessing...right up until the end.
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