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G-Man Super Journal: Awesome Origins
This book is about a guy named G-Man who wants to be a superhero. I like this book because G-Man is very funny and kids in his class are getting super powers. G-Man wants some super powers too. So he starts asking the kids that got super powers to let him try out their stuff. When that didn't work, he asks them where did they get it from but all of them say they got it from a top secret website in Japan.
Borrow This BookMy Sister The Vampire: Switched
This book is about when two girls find out that they are identical twin sisters. They encounter some problems at a Halloween ball and they have to switch! But one of them has a secret... a dark secret. I like this book because every sentence makes sense and it's a very exciting book. Once you read it you can't put it down! I don't like this book because some of the chapters are too long!
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Any Questions?
Any Questions?
By Marie-Louise Gay
A thought-provoking release from Marie-Louise Gay, this picturebook aims to not only answer questions but more importantly, encourage children to keep... [Read more]
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Moxie and the art of Rule Breaking: a 14-day mystery
By Erin DionneDo you love a good mystery? Well then, Moxie and the art of Rule Breaking by Erin Dionne may just be what you're looking for. This treasure-hunt story is based on the real events of an art heist. Our main character, Moxie, and her best friend Ollie have a great summer planned. They both have train passes and permission from their parents to go into Boston as long as they go together. These carefree plans get turned up-side-down when a mysterious red head shows up looking for Moxie's grandfather. Apparently... [Read more]
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Owls In The Family
Owls in the Family by Farley Mowat
Billy is a boy who likes to adopt exotic pets. He’s got 30 gophers, a bunch of rats, a cardboard box full of garter snakes, at least 10 pigeons, rabbits, and Mutt the dog, all of whom live with him and his family at their home in Saskatchewan.
Billy and two of his friends decide that they would like to adopt an owl. With a little help from one of their teachers, they manage to get two owls that they take to Billy’s house. He names them Wol and Weeps.
With a five-foot wingspan and inch-long claws, these... [Read more]
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