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Tiger: A Dark Eyes Novel
By William Richter
brenisha
a vigilante fights for justice at any cost wallis stoneman isn,t like other teenage girls she beautiful fearless and deadly wally lives alone in her brooklyn loft she more
Magic Tree House Collection Volume 5: Books 17-20: #17 Tonight on the Titanic; #18 Buffalo Before Breakfast; #19 Tigers at Twilight; #20 Dingoes at Dinnertime
By Mary Pope Osborne
jack and his sister they went to the tree house they went to a jungle and they saw tiger so the tiger chased tham so they swung vines. then they road an elefant.that night they hered a strange sounds.that morning they saw the tiger fell down becase traps.made him fall down so they pick him up and then they went home and than the end
Titanic: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #17: Tonight on the Titanic (Magic Tree House Fact Tracker)
By Mary Pope Osborne, Will Osborne
joey1
this book made me so sad that I started to cry a little bit
Hatchet: The Truth: The Incredible True-life Stories Behind the Best-Selling Hatchet Series
By Gary Paulsen
this book is amazing. he has to go on this long quest being stranded and lived with only a hatchet. a total read
The Crimson Crown (A Seven Realms Novel)
By Cinda Williams Chima
animelover1
this is a reaely good book so is harry potter I also like there movies
Just Visiting (Madison Finn #9)
By Laura Dower
This book is about a girl who is in sixth grade who loves to hang out with her friends and write diary files on her laptop. Madison has to go to her grams for the fourth of july and she doesn't want to miss her besties, and her ultimate crush, Hart. Or will this fourth of july be the best one ever? Find out who Madison meets on her way to her grams! You should read it!
Only the Lonely (From the Files of Madison Finn #1)
By Laura Dower
This book is the best out of all of the Madison Finn books. I really enjoyed reading it. I think it is the first Madison Finn book but I am not exactly sure. You should read it some day. You can find a lot of Madison Finn books at the Kathleen Edward's library. They have a lot of selection there. I recommend this book to any preteen. ( Ages eight to twelve are appropriate. )









