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Can You Find Pup?
by Vincent X Kirsch
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We love how in this story Pup wanted to be noticed and draw. I love the detail of every character the boy was drawing had a scavenger hunt with it. It was very fun.

Pestilence
by Laura Thalassa
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Ooh so good! I've never read about horseman before so I was intrigued. What I didn't like is the fact at the end after months of being apart he comes back to her and said he has served his purpose it was to vague

Cat has a plan
by Laura gehl
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Very great early reader books. Provides a little lesson in the beginning to prepare the reader for all the words used in the book including the characters names. I like that they include sight words and simple words that cab be sounded out. I like the questions at the end which allow you to engage with your child.

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.

Nerdy Birdy
by Aaron Reynolds
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My son and I really enjoyed this story. It will most definitely be one of our favorites.

All by Myself
by Geraldine Collet
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The chicks in the book were very cute. My son's favorite chick was Leonard. It was a very cute story about the mother chicks getting food for their babies.

Tyrone O’saurus Dreams
by James Howe
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My child really enjoyed this story of how Tyrone O'saurus became a dancer.

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.

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

A Touch Of Malice
by Scarlett St. Clair
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Hades and persephone got better with their communication but I feel like their sex life was forefront instead of putting more Info into the plot and conflicts.
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