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The Lost Heir Wings Of Fire
by Sutherland, Tui
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Well, after reading the first book in this series, I was astonished by the bravery and loyalty shown by the dragons, Clay, Tsunami, Glory, Starflight, and Sunny and I insisted I have the second book of the series and I must say this one is just as good as the last one, if not better. So far, there are 2 things that to me sets this series apart from others I've read-1, both books are written in third person and does not exactly focus on one characters point of view, yet I feel that each book focuses mostly on one. 2, I love how creative this author is with her writing, from dragon tribes to the dragonets of destiny, it just captures my attention entirely. Therefore, I do feel that I should read more of this great series. Can't wait for book #3!

I Survived Hurricane Katrina, 2005
by Lauren Tarshis
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I really liked this book and lots of interesting situations happened in it. My favorite part was when Barry an eleven-year old boy climbed into a house to save Cruz, a dog that his friend Abe had. He found out it wasn’t actually a killer dog, which he believed before he saved Cruz.

Alma And How She Got Her Name
by Juana Martinez-Neal
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Nice

Fifty Things That Aren't My Fault
by Cathy Guisewite
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Cathy's "Essays from the Grown-Up Years" continues to find a way into our hearts through her astute observations about life. Incredibly funny and relatable essays on the challenges of womanhood, Cathy moves into another one of life's big transitions. This transition happens when things start changing and disappearing from our lives. Also, check out Cathy's "Scenes From Isolation" available from this library through Hoopla. A most funny look at the pandemic isolation. Cathy never fails to see the funny in everyday events.

The Battle Of The Labyrinth
by Rick Riordan
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Annabeth and Percy have to go into the Labyrinth to save Camp Half Blood. And find Mr. Ds' wife's string to navigate through the maze and find someone whom Annabeth is inspired by...

All The Science You Need To Know Before Age 7
by Katie Daynes
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I really liked it. Because they tell about science.

Lunch Lady And The Cyborg Substitute
by Jarrett J. Krosoczka
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Wasn't that good but I liked how the gadgets were lunch stuff

Flat Stanley And The Firehouse
by Jeff Brown
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Good

Siege & Storm
by Leigh Bardugo
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It was really creative and fun and I loved how the author has it's own language in the book. I also love fantasy, and I definitely recommend this for teen readers.

May I Please Have A Cookie? (scholastic Reader, Level 1)
by Jennifer Morris
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My favorite is when mommy gives a hug to Alfie , because he said the magic words!
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