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BIRD! In spring: Along came a spider
by Raymond Mcgrath
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I really loved this book ??

Please
by Karen Carter
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Good

Gossie
by Olivier Dunrea
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Gossie is looking for her bright red boots. I like it.

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.

enemies
by Svetlana Chmakova
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I think it is a really good book if you are looking for a book that has anime like art style i would reccomend.

One Small Mistake
by Dandy Smith
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This was my third Dandy Smith novel that I've read, and I am really enjoying this author. She provides lots of good plot twists and a gripping story line that keeps you turning the page for more!

Managing the Vampire's Mansion
by K.M.Shea
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Sweet and cute! A nice easy summer read.

Kenny’s bright red scooter
by Amanda Kline
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It was so nice and sweet on what he did

The Boxcar Children
by Gertrude chandler warner
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It was a very interesting book. I like the ending

A Study in Crimson: Sherlock Holmes 1942
by Robert J Harris
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While overall an entertaining read, I think it read more like a screenplay than a novel. Reading the notes at the end of the book made this notion clearer as the inspiration was in fact a couple of Sherlock Holmes movies set in the 1940s. I think this can work out to an advantage in some cases, but in this book, it resulted in an overemphasis on the setting and atmosphere at the expense of getting to understand any of the characters in depth. Perhaps the author is hoping to piggyback on the plethora of development that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and no shortage of screenwriters have attempted to forge, but in my opinion this book falls flat on its own basis.
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