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Dork Diaries x 10 title Slipcase set: Dork Diaries / Party Time / How to Dork your Diary / Pop Star / Dear Dork / TV Star / Skating Sensation / Holiday Heartbreak / OMG / Once Upon a Dork
By Rachel Renee Russell
Dork dairies is a good book for girls that don't like wimpy kids dork dairies is a girl version of dairies of a wimpy kids. Its amazing read it.
Easy-To-Read Bible-OE
By World Bible Translation Center
The Holy Bible is great!! It tells you stories from a long time ago that has miracles and it also has verses that you can learn and memerize and get closer to God with this book!;) Thanks
The Action Bible
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The Bible is my favorite book in the whole world and I try to read it every single day. I am not currently reading The Action Bible I am actually currently reading a different Bible that didn't pop up but this one did and I also own and have this Bible to and I recommend this book to every single person in the entire world.
NIV, Student Bible, Hardcover
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Everyone should read this book, there’s simply no other way to put it. A,though it’s a long read, this book holds so much information that you need to know. I recommend starting with the gospels. As a Christian, I love it.
NIV, Bible for Teen Girls, Imitation Leather, Pink: Growing in Faith, Hope, and Love
By Zondervan
it has thousands of stories that teach us to be a better person. It shows us how much God loved us and that he died for us so we could go to Heaven with him someday. even if we die someday he will return and raise all the ones who believed in him from the dead and take the righteous to heaven with him those who rose up and those who are righteous. I totally recommend this book have questions ask me or ask a Seventh-Day Adventist pastor.
The Unteachables
By Gordon Korman
Have you ever gone to a school where you there's a class that is for 'bad kids'? Well, in Greenwich middle school, a class called SCS-8 is filled with kids that are misfits and delinquents. Kids like Aldo; who has anger management issues, Parker; who doesn't know how to read, Kiana; who isn't even registered in a class, and Elaine; who rhymes with 'pain'. Their teacher is Mr. Kermit, who was caught in a cheating scandal from his years of teaching and shattered his confidence in teaching. In this book, Mr. Kermit and the kids work with each other and slowly build up the teacher-student bond. The teacher still tries to fight through all the issues in his job to keep teaching. After reading this book and seeing all characters' perspectives, I finally understood how it felt to be a different peron, not just being a regular person at school. I hope you guys take a shot at this book because this book can be based in a real-life-school situation.
Restart
By Gordon Korman
How many people want a restart on life? A clean slate, a fresh page, a do-over? Chase Ambrose got exactly this. Chase fell off the roof of his house-- but he barely remembers doing it. He hit his head at the bottom of his fall and got amnesia, and he can't remember ANYTHING. His family, friends, and past life? Forgotten. Gone. So Chase is more than a little confused when at school, everyone keeps their distance from him, except two kids named Aaron and Bear, who were apparently his best friends in his life before amnesia. But they're very confused with the way he acts, and tell him that he's a lot different now then he used to be before his fall. Chase soon finds out he was a bully and a jerk to everyone in the life he can't remember, but he doesn't want to be one in his new restart on life. It will take a lot of work to show everyone he's changed, though. Through finding real friends in video club, exploring his unknown past, and even a court trial, Chase discovers the importance of being true to himself. This is definitely a book you won't forget (unlike Chase :D) and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a lot of laughs, a middle school setting, and an amazing story. This book kept me on the edge of my seat, and it's one of the best books I've read this year so far! I recommend this great read to ages 8+









