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The Wild Pony (Pony Pals No. 9)

The Wild Pony (Pony Pals No. 9)

By Jeanne Betancourt

I loved this book. it was so action filled and I never wanted to stop. I loved the way they added so much action. I loved this book.

Freeze Frame (Phineas & Ferb (Pb))

Freeze Frame (Phineas & Ferb (Pb))

By Ellie O'Ryan

this book was awssome

101 Knock Knock Jokes for kids:Vol.3 Free your funny bone

101 Knock Knock Jokes for kids:Vol.3 Free your funny bone

By Keef Whiskers

cool and the best jokes I have ever read

Adventure Time Original Graphic Novel Vol. 3: Seeing Red

Adventure Time Original Graphic Novel Vol. 3: Seeing Red

By Kate Leth

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The Boy on Fairfield Street: How Ted Geisel Grew Up to Become Dr. Seuss

The Boy on Fairfield Street: How Ted Geisel Grew Up to Become Dr. Seuss

By Kathleen Krull

This book is about a boy names Ted Fancher that loved to draw and had a crazy imagination and loved animals. I enjoyed this book because it showed how Dr Seuss grew up. Idf you like happiness and following your dreams, you will like The Boy on Fairfield Street-Julissa

The Great Gatsby (American Classics)

The Great Gatsby (American Classics)

By Scott Fitzgerald

This book is so fantastic!

Frozen Look and Find

Frozen Look and Find

By Editors of Publications International

it is funny because you have to find olaf in the snow (i always lagh at it it is so funny.you should get the book lagh)

The Lost Locket (Nancy Drew Notebooks (Pb))

The Lost Locket (Nancy Drew Notebooks (Pb))

By Carolyn Keene, Anthony Accardo

it was ok i'm not finished yet but it's ok

Just Jane: A Daughter of England Caught in the Struggle of the American Revolution

Just Jane: A Daughter of England Caught in the Struggle of the American Revolution

By William Lavender

This book is about an English fourteen year old girl who arrives in South Carolina to live with her uncle Robert because her father and mother died. She then struggles with life, love and her true identity in the American Revolutionary War. I chose this book because I wanted to learn about information of American Revolution, and I wanted to learn how writers blend made-up characters into historical events. I don’t recommend this book to you because you won’t want to read this book again if you read it once. It isn’t filled with adventure, not action-packed and it’s not addictive, so you wouldn’t finish off the book so quick.

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