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Children of the Lamp #1: The Akhenaten Adventure
By P. B. Kerr, P.B. Kerr
The reason I want to read this book is cause all of the other books are extremely exciting and thrilling beyond degree. Also it is part of the series to The Children Of The Lamp.
Mr. Happy (Mr. Men Hardbacks)
By Roger Hargreaves
li didnt like the book it was to babyish for mei hae no idea why i read it but i would rate it ages 2-6
Secrets
By NICK SHARRATT (ILLUSTRATOR) JACQUELINE WILSON
I have read this book recently and I have to say its the best jaqueline Wilson book yet. If your a fan of Anne frank u will enjoy this book lots. It's about an amazing friendship. they work together to protect one of the friends from her evil stepdad. Then she doesn't hide in a secret annexe like Anne frank, she hides in a secret attic!
Cockroach Cooties
By Laurence Yep
Two brothers - One bully. Teddy and Bobby are brothers. They attend a private school where Arnie does too. Arnie is known as "Arnie-zilla" because he is the class bully. Bobby does something to Arnie-zilla that causes Teddy to come to his rescue. Arnie vows to get back. Teddy and Bobby discover something that Arnie is afraid of. How will they get back at Arnie? Read to find out~
A Murder for Her Majesty
By Beth Hilgartner
This is a book in the time of Queen Elizabeth the First's reign, when Catholicism is not allowed. When Alice Tucker's father is murdered, she must take on a new identity and find out the one responsible.
The Color Purple
By Alice Walker
The Color Purple is a story that is heart warming will make you cry and laugh it is one of my most favorite booksI recommend the book to anyone who loves history
The Long Summer: How Climate Changed Civilization
By Brian Fagan
Change in climate influenced human societies during the Middle Ages in Europe.
Snow Dog
By Jim Kjelgaard
Awesome book. You have to read it. This book is simply about a dog and his friendship with a man. The dog tries to survive and and, with revenge, met his old enemy who murdered his mother and brothers.
A Thousand Never Evers
By Shana Burg
Addie Ann, a young black girl just starting the seventh grade, lives in the segregated discrimination of Kuckachoo, Mississippi during the Civil Rights Movement, 1963. She lives in a small, cramped house with her brother, Elias, her mother, and her Uncle Bump in the Negro side of town. Her father has supposedly died of pneumonia before she was born, and it has been, "stay away from whites but do what they tell you" since. Now, after a heinous, misunderstood "crime", her brother has run off, and her uncle has been accused of vandalism.









