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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Part 1.
By Mark Twain
This book is a tale of time travel, how one of present time might look to those of the past. The book is truly a work of art by Mark Twain. How you might be regarded as a magician in the King Arthur times.
Moonshadow: Rise of the Ninja
By Simon Higgins
It starts off a little slow but it gets really good I really think it's a good book that's what I think but I want all you people out there to read it
Moonshadow: The Nightmare Ninja
By Simon Higgins
This is a greaaat book. the author gives lots of detail,words,and thinking. I'm planning on reading the first book. lol follow me
Frankly, I Never Wanted to Kiss Anybody!: The Story of the Frog Prince as Told by the Frog (The Other Side of the Story)
By Nancy Loewen
Another humorous fractured fairy tale from a frank frog's perspective!
Huckleberry Finn (The Oxford Bookworms Library: Level 2)
By Mark Twain
"I never had a home," writes Huck, "or went to school like all the other boys. I slept in the streets or in the woods, and I could do what I wanted, when I wanted. It was a fine life." Huck is a boy who doesn't like to wear clean clothes and live in a well home. He's father, Pop, is drunk everyday and hits him everytimes when he wants. Huck decides to run away! Stay away from his father and live in a place he likes forever. Together with a slave, Jim, they ran away with a raft. But, everyone is finding them, because people who find Jim can get 300 dollars for reward...... How is this adventure going to be?
The Night Children: An Escape From Furnace Story: A Tor.Com Original
By Alexander Gordon Smith
This book is not really part of the series and is just there to tell another story. I loved this book, it was so exciting and you found out about things that you never really thought about.
So Shelly
By Ty Roth
So Shelly tells the story of the aftermath of Michelle's, referred to as Shelly, death. She had committed suicide, and the stories are told from alternating perspectives, her best friend since young childhood, who happened to also be her neighbor, and a junior in high school, who had been in her club, and had eventually become her friend. The two guys had never really favored one another, but take on a road trip, wishing to fulfill Shelly's last wish, to scatter her ashes while playing her favorite song. As secrets are revealed and the mystery unravels, both of the boys realize the actual purpose of their journey to the spot where Shelly wished her ashes to be scattered.









