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Bad Boy: A Memoir – A Classic and Unforgettable Coming-of-Age Story for Young Adults About 1940s Harlem
by Walter Dean Myers
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Walter Dean Myers had a way of writing this story to make you feel everything. At least for me his story held a sort of nostalgia, for the recklessness of being a kid with the knowledge that the only people you had to answer to being your parents. Then as he ages you remember those emotions in tandem with him, the feeling of being lost, of losing the confidence you once held because now you understand your different, of not being able to hide. It was written in a way where you felt both empathetic to him and yourself because you can see yourself in Walter Dean Myers, even if your lives had been drastically different, it's the emotion that you remember. From childhood invincibility to the warm feeling of recognition as an adult. The scope of this book is amazing.

Stage Fright (spongebob Squarepants Mysteries #3)
by David Lewman
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A hilarious twist on an old show

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

Sal's Fish Shop
by Reading 360 State of Tennessee
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They bought shrimp and fish.

Fly guy
by Todd Arnold
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Was great

Baby Builders
by Elissa Haden Guest
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It was good! I like the rhyming words.

George's Marvellous Medicine
by Roald Dahl
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Because of all the grossness

Just a baby bird
by By Mercer Mayer
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Just a baby bird

Parents Weekend
by Alex Finlay
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One of Alex Finlay"s strengths is his solid pacing and characters that are non offensive and relatable. The Parents Weekend is no exception, capitalizing on all of Finlay 's strengths. In this thriller five students, some from exceedingly elite backgrounds go missing before meeting up with their parents. The plot is full of twists and turns that will keep the reading turning the pages. One aspect I especially enjoy about Finlay 's writing is the mini cliffhangers at the end of every chapter. This novel has the thrill and glamour of peeking into the lives and foibles of the ultra rich and powerful combined with an engaging mystery that allows the reader to piece together clues. A fun summer read for fans of Mr. Finlay.

Twisted games
by Ana Huang
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The book was so good! So glad to know that Rhys and Bridget are together ??
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