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A Boy Called Bat
by Elana K. Arnold
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I loved the book!

The78-Story treehouse
by Andy Griffiths
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The78-Story treehouse

John The Skeleton
by Triinu Laan
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I would give this book a 5 star rating because I love how in this picture book there is mini chapters. Also I love how in each mini chapter there is a new story about John, Gramps, and Grams!

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.

The Mysterious Benedict Society
by Trenton Lee Stewart
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The Mysterious Benedict Society is a mystery and adventure fiction book. The book was about 4 children on a dangerous mission to save the world. The 4 children are all orphans with many talents. Their goal is to go to a certain boarding school and find out how and why Mr. Curtain (the antagonist of the story) is planning to control people's minds. This book was a fairly long book with approximately 500 pages and it was a little hard to understand in some parts. However, if you like mystery, then this book is so much fun and interesting.

Red Pyramid
by Rick Riordan
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This is my favorite book of the summer!

The Tower Of Nero (the Trials Of Apollo Book 5)
by Rick Riordan
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The Tower Of Nero is the last book of the Trials of Apollo series. Apollo has to defeat Nero who is now stronger than ever and python his old enime , that would be the real challenge . I loved this book , in my opinion it was probably the best book in the sires because it was the last book so it was filled with more suspense than the other ones.

Girls Rule!
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
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I did not like this book because the author only focused on the problem of the Malloys and their neighbors. She did not give much detail and only showed one side of the story. I would not recommend this book to anyone.??

The Summer I Turned Pretty
by Jenny Han
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This book was filled with plot twists and surprising acts, which makes this book really enjoyable to read. The main character, Isabel Conklin, and her family visit Susannah’s beach house every summer because Belly’s mom and Susannah are best friends. Belly starts off as just a “little sister” out of all the kids ( Steven, Belly’s brother, Jeremiah, and Conrad, which are Susannah’s kids). Belly had a huge blowup over the summer, but still has the same crush, Conrad. However, this year, Conrad was in a worse mood for the whole summer, because he had just broken up with his girlfriend. Throughout the book, we can see Belly falling harder for Conrad. However, towards the end of the book, she finds someone new, Cam, whom she starts dating. But she still has feelings for Conrad, who rejects her when she confronts. By the end of the book, we find out that Susannah's cancer has came back, which leaves a good cliffhanger. This romance book is perfect, and it makes readers seem as if they were Belly, and has a lot of moments we could all relate to.

Walt Disney's Pinocchio
by Walt Disney
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I love Pinocchio. I read this book over 2 days with my aunt.
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