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·   Keep Reading! – Prepare your child for kindergarten by reaching 1,000 books before they enter kindergarten.



Put reading first, with 20 minutes a day spent reading to your children. 
Make it fun and exciting. Be imaginative.

If you read just 1 book a day, you will have read about 365 books in a year. That is 730 books in two years, and 1,095 books in just three years!

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Bella's Fall Coat
by Lynn Plourde

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lovely story, and very nice art

The Shop On Royal Street
by Karen White

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Love th Lots of things going on. Great start to a new series. Can’t wait for the next book

Only The Beautiful
by Susan Meissner

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Loved the book. Even thought it was Sad terrible time is US history snd the world. . Book takes place beginning 1939. From the back cover a brilliant story of resilience and the power of female friendship

Juneteenth One Day of Freedom
by Sharon Dennis

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It teaches about history and the end of slavery.

A Gentleman In Moscow
by Amor Towles

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Wonderful book; LOVED IT!

What Makes Me Me
by Robert Winston

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Very cool and I love the pictures

Big Shark, Little Shark, And The Spooky Cave
by Anna Membrino

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My favorite part is when big shark and little shark found the party at the end of the cave.

Nightfall In The Garden Of Deep Time
by Tracy Higley

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I started this book after hearing it called a love letter to bibliophiles, to artists, to all creatives everywhere. That is EXACTLY what it is. It pays perfect homage to the inner creative process, to the struggle of letting creativity flow freely (or hiding it for fear of rejection). It’s a discussion on how artists are unavoidably compelled to create and to acknowledge the inner fire that ignites their need to share beauty in any form: be it music, stories, paintings, sculptures or some other medium. If you are an artist or have ever felt the longing to create coupled with fear of rejection, you will identify with this story and don’t it incredibly validating, touching and satisfying.

The Ninth Month
by James Patterson

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I love to read Books by James Patterson, and I enjoyed reading this book. I usually read a book that I like in a day or two ( can’t stop reading till I finish the book). This was one of them.

Mary Anne Saves The Day (the Baby-sitters Club Graphic Novel #3): A Graphix Book
by Ann M. Martin

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This a very good comic book. The best part is at the end where they all eat pizza.