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The Winter of the Robots

The Winter of the Robots

By Kurtis Scaletta

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Rebel (Reboot)

Rebel (Reboot)

By Amy Tintera

julwon20

I’ve been waiting for this book for months! The previous one is Reboot, and it’s my strongly recommend book. The story starts when Wren and Callum arrives the reboot stronghold and wanted a new life, but then heard that reboots fight and kill people to gain more helpers. Wren is leaning to the fighting side while Callum decided not to fight. The relationship between them might break at any time. I think this book tells more about the dirty human souls, stepping others to get on the pyramid. 0000 almost killed 9999 to show the others that he hold absolute power, making others fear and respect him fakery. I’m glad that Wren and Callum soon found out that this is different than their wish, and lead reboots to the bright future they deserve.

The Black Butterfly

The Black Butterfly

By Shirley Reva Vernick

I kinda want to read this, but it sounds scary.

Chasing the Milky Way

Chasing the Milky Way

By Erin E. Moulton

I would like to know if this book is good for a person grade 4.

Cindy Ellen: A Wild Western Cinderella

Cindy Ellen: A Wild Western Cinderella

By Susan Lowell

you should read this book because it is about this girl called Cindy Ellen her father married his second wife. In the text it says her step mother and two step sisters where meaner than a rattlesnake. So it made it intrusting for me so I red it and I loved it so for everyone read the book it is the best. THANK YOU!

Daniel the Draw-er

Daniel the Draw-er

By S. J. Henderson

micah

this book is awesome, I know the author so she put my name in the second book called Daniel the camper. my mom and her brother and sister went to school with the author.

Prisoner of Night and Fog

Prisoner of Night and Fog

By Anne Blankman

Gretchen Müller is the perfect young Nazi girl who looks up to her uncle Dolf and has learned to hate the Jews. She has a great life, and has no reason to question society. Until one night, when she sees something she wasn’t supposed to; her brother killing an innocent Jew. Soon after, she starts seeing tears in her familiar world and then she meets Daniel, a Jew who she can’t help but admire because of his story and his honesty. Gretchen knows she can’t keep meeting up with Daniel, but he’s caught her eye. Now Gretchen must decide who to trust and where her loyalty lies: in the life she’s known for the last decade, or in Daniel and justice for the Jews. An utterly real and well-written novel, Blankman’s debut is sure to quench historical fiction fans’ thirst. Thoughts: This book. Guys. This book. The setting was so real and shocking as was the writing and you could imagine yourself in that horrible world, right along with Gretchen and Daniel. It was spine-tingling experiencing the characters being in the same room as Hitler and, golly, to have your world shattered like that and you see the true evil and brainwashing behind the Nazi party. You can tell that Anne did a lot of research by how the setting really comes alive. The beginning was a bit slow, but it was for story-building and things started getting really intense as you went along. I can’t wait for the sequel and to jump back into this rich story and continue the adventure with Gretchen and Daniel.

The Last Wolf of Ireland

The Last Wolf of Ireland

By Elona Malterre

It is a really great heart warming book about a boy and a girl who try to save the last wolf in Ireland. The wolfs mother and siblings got killed by an English man who hunts wolves for shillings (Irish money). The boy gets bullied in the story because the bully doesn't believe that he saw a wolf. The boy's old friend goes on and off between being his friend or being the bully's friend. The boy learns how to stand up for himself and not get bullied as much. I hope you will read this book thank yo. =)

The Horse on the Balcony [Import]

The Horse on the Balcony [Import]

By Jane Ayres

I love this book it made me cry . It was such a great book.

After Iris

After Iris

By Natasha Farrant

This book was hard to follow, but it had a great message. When I saw this book in the 9-10th grade reading section, I couldn't believe it. This book is on a lower level than 9th or 10th grade.

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