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Happy Pig Day!
by Mo Willems
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My favorite part is when piggy friends were showing their real faces to the elephant.

I Survived The Joplin Tornado, 2011 (i Survived #12)
by Lauren Tarshis
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This book was very fun and interesting to read since that’s the main character goes through lots of scary events with the tornado. My favorite part is when Dex and Dr. Gage (the storm chaser), struggle to survive inside the car when the tornado attacks them.

Bloody Sunday
by Ben Coes
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Good

The Lost Apothecary
by Sarah Penner
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Penner's wonderfully-promising debut features an intricately-plotted tale of women's lives and friendships that are often lost in the shadows of the historical record coupled with rich historical detail. The parallel narratives follow the stories of an 18th-century London apothecary who dispensed poisons as well as remedies to the women who needed them, her 12-year-old customer who takes a keen interest in her work, and a present-day wife whose troubled marriage reawakens her old historical ambitions.

The Sea Of Monsters
by Rick Riordan
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Will Percy save the tree from getting fully poisioned from Luke? Will Grover be married to a giant cyclops? And will the golden fleece be retrieved in time to save the day? Percy Jackson shall decide!

Mrs. Katz And Tush
by Patricia Polacco
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I liked it!

Happy Birthday, Bad Kitty
by Nick Bruel
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Cute And funny

The Midnight Library
by Matt Haig
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A meaningful message behind this story that focused on mental health awareness especially with the main character. The author did a spectacular job at describing what Nora was enduring and the writing made you feel as if you were there. Nora decides that she is no longer needed in the world and no one wants her there so proceeds to end her life, but ends up stuck in the “in between” of death and life. She now has an opportunity to view all other lives she could have taken and where she could have ended up. I loved the mentions of regrets and how they are apart of everyone because in the end we are all human. My only issue is during the middle it felt like the book was a bit boring and I would that it was repeating itself. However, it wraps up nicely in the end. Overall, I would definitely read this book again and recommend to my friends.

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

Let's Pick Apples
by Jenne Simon
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My favorite part is when the boy helped the girls get the apples for the girls apple menu.
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