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Don't Talk to me about the War
By David A. Adler
It's a really good book, and it takes blace in 1939, with all the war and what-not. It ends with him and Beth at Goldman's, listening to the news about Pearl Harbor.
The Cabinet of Earths
By Anne Nesbet
Levi
This book is amazing! It has suspense and is a very interesting novel to read, all out, great novel.
Memories of Ice (The Malazan Book of the Fallen, Book 3)
By Steven Erikson
this book was amazing i can read this over and over again if i wanted to...this had to be one of the best books ever
Anastasia Again! (An Anastasia Krupnik story)
By Lois Lowry
My mom gets me the books in order, and I have started to like them now, but the first book [ Anastasia Krupnic ] was okay.
Anastasia at Your Service (An Anastasia Krupnik story)
By Lois Lowry
I was reading it, but I didn't get very far into it before I lost it, so I can't say very much about it.
Body of Water
By Sarah Dooley
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Ember is a normal, rather poor girl, when her house is set on fire by her 'best friend'. This heartwarming story describes how it is to be homeless, to have no friends---- but not yet poor on the inside.
Hamlet
By William Shakespeare
PokèmonGoHater
Hamlet is a cool play. I watched some seniors perform it. There were a lot of haters tho.
Cate of the Lost Colony
By Lisa Klein
Because I enjoyed reading Klein's novel "Ophelia" (another version of Shakespeare's Hamlet), I decided to read her other novels. Historical fiction fascinates me and I was glad to have read this novel as well. "Cate of the Lost Colony" tells the tale of a woman named Catherine (Cate) during the time when women were usually excluded from decision-making. Despite this, throughout the story, Cate is a heroine who is defiant, strong-willed, and outspoken. By entwining history and fiction, Klein created a story that will not be easily forgotten and also reintroduces the mystery of the “Lost Colony of Roanoke."
1001 Inventions and Awesome Facts from Muslim Civilization: Official Children's Companion to the 1001 Inventions Exhibition (National Geographic Kids)
By National Geographic
I don't have this book, and never read it. But, from looking at the cover a friend of mine shown me. I can tell you that the book is really great and explains what advancements Muslims made to the modern world.









