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This Star Won't Go Out: The Life and Words of Esther Grace Earl
By Esther Earl, Lori Earl, Wayne Earl
This book is a true story about a girl who died of cancer... I know, it's sad. This Star Won't Go is beautifully written. Esther Earl's story is told through diary entries, blog posts, and stories from her friends.
Ruby Lu, Star of the Show (Ruby Lu (Hardback))
By Lenore Look
I really like this book. I mean the description of how Ruby feels, amazing!It can be hard, your parents losing their jobs, and Ruby losing her dog. But, surprise, surprise! In the end, Ruby's Mom gets a new job, and Ruby eventually meets up with her dog, Elvis , again! Read this amazing book tho find out more!
How the Second Grade Got $8,205.50 to Visit the Statue of Liberty
By Nathan Zimelman
How the Second Grade Got $8,205.50 To Visit the Statue of Liberty I think It was hard for the class to get $8,205.50. The kids had to give $10.00 to the recycler to get Johnny’s father’s comic books back because if Johnny’s father found out that it was gone he would be super mad at him. I think the book is funny because when two girls and one boy set up a lemonade stand a cat fell into the lemonade ha! If I could ask the author two questions they would be, why was the cat in the tree? How can a dog walk itself in the book?
The First Dragon (Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica, The)
By James A. Owen
i never read this book but my brother has and he said it is cool so i am about to read it
Here, There Be Dragons (Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica, The)
By James A. Owen
This book was good. I liked the two books in this one copy. t was interesting, but not a faveorate.
Far World, Vol. 1: Water Keep (Farworld)
By J. Scott Savage
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"Fantastic! In Farworld, everyone can perform magic — everyone but Kyja, that is. The mysterious reason why is as fantastic and inventive as the terrific adventure that follows. I loved it!" — Dean Lorey, author of Nightmare Academy Other people may see thirteen-year-old Marcus Kanenas as an outcast and a nobody, but he sees himself as a survivor and a dreamer. In fact, his favorite dream is of a world far away, a world where magic is as common as air, where animals tell jokes and trees beg people to pick their fruit. He even has a name for this place — Farworld. When Marcus magically travels to Farworld, he meets Kyja, a girl without magic in a world where spells, charms, and potions are everywhere, and Master Therapass, a master wizard who has kept a secret hidden for thirteen years, a secret that could change the fate of two worlds. But the Dark Circle has learned of Master Therapass's secret and their evil influence and power are growing. Farworld's only hope is for Marcus and Kyja to find the mythical Elementals —water, land, air and fire —and convince them to open a drift between the worlds. As Kyja and Marcus travel to Water Keep, they must face the worst the evil Dark Circle can throw at them —Summoners, who can command the living and the dead; Unmakers, invisible creatures that can destroy both body and soul; and dark mages known as Thrathkin S'Bae. Along the way, Marcus and Kyja will discover the truth about their own heritage, the strength of their friendship, and the depths of their unique powers.
Two Points to Murder (Nancy Drew Casefiles, Case 8)
By Carolyn Keene
The Nancy Drew Files are amazing! Nancy is a detective. And she gets to solve a case at her boyfriend's college, Ned. Ned's basketball team wants to win their season but someone is playing practical jokes on then. First they seem silly then deadly. Are they rival teams, someone paying some of their own teammates? Nancy has an idea of suspects but Ned doesn't agree. If she solves this mystery will it mess up her relationship? Nancy also learns that it maybe more then a practical jokes. Will she figure out this, will Ned break up with her? Find out by reading The Nancy Drew Files Two Points To Murder!
Secrets Can Kill (Nancy Drew Casefiles, Case 1)
By Carolyn Keene
This is sort of corny. No offense, but I didn't really get the point. It's a light weight book, and I wouldn't recommend it, personally. I know a lot of people out there are contrary to me. So, go ahead and try it out. I gave up this Nancy Drew book. Though I still like a few other Nancy Drew mysteries.









