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The Poet Empress
by Shen Tao
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This novel (set in a fantasy realm) is a graphic exploration of the oppressive realities that people living under empire are expected to endure, and how they can find freedom and joy within their lives despite that. Shen Tao hinges her world's magical system on poetry and the power of words, and her own prose and poetry are more than up to the task. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys historical fantasy, cdrama-esque political intrigue, and dark twists on romantasy tropes, but do make sure to read the content warnings at the beginning.

Rainbow Magic Heather the Violet Fairy
by Daisy Meadows
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I love the rainbow fairies!

House Of Robots
by James Patterson
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A hilarious story about a boy who leans what life is truly like in a house of robots

Frankenstein
by Mary Shelly
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Lovingly frustrating, the sign of a gripping novel

Even Monsters Need Haircuts
by Matthew McElligott
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My favorite book!

The 26-story Treehouse
by Andy Griffiths
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A hilarious book with goofy graphics and a great storyline. But what happened to the pirates was a little dark

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

CatStronauts: Robot Rescue
by Drew Brockington
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I like the missions. I would totally recommend it!

Take It Back
by Kia Abdullah
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This is a fascinating novel, especially given Ms. Abdullah 's Muslim heritage. My heart went out to the main character, Jodie, who faces so many challenges along with heartbreaking abuse and neglect , yet manages to somehow behave with composure and a certain amount of nobility. Every character in this story has flaws, and yet this very fact makes the story even more compelling. I was impressed at Ms Abdullah 's unflinching portrayal of many Muslim countries treatment of women and the culture clash when this way of life interacts with Western society. The story will keep you guessing as to who is telling the truth until the last few pages. Excellent, compelling writing!

The Toll
by Neal Shusterman
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ABSOLUTELY AMAZING
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