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Flora And Ulysses
by Kate Dicamillo

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Flora and Ulyses is a book by Kate DiCamillo. The book is 231 pages. The book is about a girl named Flora who adopts a squirrel named Ulysses. Flora is just a normal girl who is obsessed with comics. Her favorite comic is Icondesto. I like this book because it focuses both on Flora and Ulysses. I would recommend this book to people who like animals and I would recommend this book to readers who like comics. The book is similar to a comic but in a different format.

Emma's Yucky Brothet
by Jean Little Books

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I like it because it is fun-by Ilona

Chinese Cinderella
by Adeline Yen Mah

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This book, published in 1999, is a memoir describing the author's experiences growing up with her family in WWII-era China. It is actually a revised section of Yen Mah's full autobiography, Falling Leaves, which was published in 1997. The book takes the reader through much of Mah's childhood, from her first week of kindergarten to her days as a 14-year-old. Despite growing up in an affluent family, Yen Mah lacks the love and understanding from her family that she yearns for. Being a stepchild of her stepmother Niang, her parents do not give Yen Mah and her siblings the same kindness as Niang's biological children. In addition, Yen Mah's mother died giving birth to her, earning her the reputation from her parents and siblings as bad luck. As Yen Mah is physically, verbally, and psychologically abused and cast away by her family over and over again, she finds a few people among her family who have been hurt just like her by other relatives and pledges to get them and herself out of their troubles, one way or another. By winning prizes in and outside school, earning perfect grades, and going to college in England, she attempts to earn her family's appreciation by standing out; however, she tries her best not to let her suffering show, or else her family will find out and never come to love her. In this book, the reader receives a firsthand picture of life in WWII and post-WWII China, including how warfare and foreign occupation affected Chinese society during that time. Finally, the reader learns what abuse may look and feel like, learns how Yen Mah and her biological siblings dealt with it using their courage, integrity, and perseverance, and maybe even finds a main character whom they can relate to and empathize with.

Mango Shaped Space
by Wendy Mass

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Mango Shaped Space by Wendy Mass is a very intimate book, it is about a girl named Mia, who has a condition called synesthesia, and nobody, not even her own mother belives her and this results in a series of very interesting events. This book teaches you a very good lesson about life. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes realistic fiction or just wants a fun sort of relatable book to read.

The Midnight Gang
by David Walliams

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This fiction book "The Midnight Gang" is mainly about a gang that has an adventure when everyone is sleeping: Midnight. Most people in [Lord Funt Hospital] is always suspicious about the constituent: Amber, Tom, Robin, George, and one of the grown-ups- the porter. The midnight gang has to cover their most tremendous secret before they blow it all out!

Red Pyramid
by Rick Riordan

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This is my favorite book of the summer!

Arnie the Doughnut
by Laurie Keller

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I think this was an awesome book! I love how Arnie is a doughnut and how at first, Arnie is so excited for someone to buy him. Then he learns that Mr. Bing eats the doughnuts everyday and how he's about to eat Arnie. Arnie is very surprised! But at the end, Mr. Bing and Arnie find a way for Mr. Bing to use Arnie instead of eating him. Mr. Bing decides to keep Arnie as a pet. I give this book 5 stars and would recommend this book to children who love doughnuts and a great book!

Michael Vey The Prisoner Of Cell 25
by Richard Paul Evans

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The book I read was Michael Vey. I would recommend it to people who have read the Percy Jackson series. I would recommend this book because it gives off a mythological vibe. For example, one of the characters is named Zeus because he has electric powers. I liked this book because it was science fiction, and that's one of my favorite genres.

Pinkalicious and the Pinkettes
by Victoria Kann

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I like the book. By Ilona

Communication Skills for Teens: How to Listen, Express, and Connect for Success
by by Michelle Skeen PsyD (Author), Matthew McKay PhD

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Most of the chapters contained basic information except for one about the "Hidden agendas" of people, which can really show you why nasty people act the way they do. As well as the final chapter about interviewing skills- which is really helpful as I've never had to do one before.