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Robot Dog
by mark oliver
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cute

The Little Red Wagon
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It was a good and fun book.

I Knew You Could
by Craig Dorfman
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Good book

dont say that willy nilly
by Anna powell
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cute

The Incorrigible Children Of Ashton Place Book 1
by Mary Rosewood
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This series was awesome! The characters were great and the storyline was different in a fun way.

Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
by Jk Rowling
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Amazing

Jane Eyre
by Charlotte Bronte
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The classic story of a quick-witted young woman who goes to work as a governess and finds both romance and mysterious secrets along the way.

How To Put An Octopus To Bed
by Sherri Duskey Rinker
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Hilarious and accurate account about putting a toddler to bed!

The Elite
by Kiera Cass
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This is a great second book in the Selection series. Cass develops the characters further making readers fall deeper in love with them. The world of the Selection is also expanded on throughout the book as America tries to understand what is going on in her heart. Overall this makes for a great read for any teen or adult.

Black Like Me
by John Howard Griffin
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This book is very relevant to the current racial struggles in America, following a white journalist who lives through the African-American experience in the Jim-Crow South. Written as a series of journal entries, Black Like Me fully illustrates the horrors that black citizens experienced daily in the 1950s and 60s as well as the effects of the journey on the author, both emotionally and professionally. It is a must read for anyone looking to broaden their understanding of the role of race in American society.
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