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This book was okay. It is about a girl named Allie. She goes too Pine heights elemantary. She's pretty happy because she isn't the new girl anymore. And in this book a new girl named Cheyenne joins her school. She's really excited cause she will also have someone new to play with! But her happines turns more into sadnnes and anxiety cause all Cheyyane does is tells her to grow up! But if that means hanging out with boys, not playing there normal game queens. And more than any of that just being herself and doing what SHE wants not CHEYYANE!

I like this book. It's about a girl named allie. In this book she's starting her first day at her new school called Pine Heights Elemanatry. But being a new girl isn't always fun, sometimes it could be scary. But it will be especailly scary for allie cause another girl in her class named Rosemary does NOT like her. Rosemary actually tells Allie she will beat her up after school... Read this!

This is a book about a girl who is invisible and in the background at school so when an old lady asks tells her she can have whatever she likes, Wilma Sturtz asks to be the most popular girl in school. Suddenly she has everything she wished for and more, but nothing lasts forever. Wilma is faced with the problem that her time in the spotlight is running out. This is a great book and I really enjoyed reading it!

I loves this book because in one part Pinkalicious brought Goldie, her unicorn, to school. But Goldie doesn't know any of the rules for school... Read the book to find out what happens next! I hope you enjoy your review! I recommend this book for ages 4-5!

I discovered this book yesterday, and I love it! The plot is so unique, and I have read many books that try to replicate that idea, and they did not succeed. But Liz Braswell accomplished the goal. I loved this book!!!

I liked this book because construction is interesting to me. They are building something. . . but what are they building? Read the book to find out what they are building! Hope you like this review! I recommend this book for ages 4-6!

This book was so good!! So Mary Ann and Stacey are going back to Sea city with the Pikes as mother helpers! They are so excited, except that Toby and Alex don't seem to be the same as they were last time. AND Vannessa seems to have a crush on the ice cream maker! Too many boys! I give this book 5 stars.

The second book in the "Warriors: Broken Code series" is much better than the first one! In the novel, Bramblestar is still trying to convince an apprentice named Rootpaw that another spirit is taking control over Bramlestar's body. Rootpaw finally gives in, and he runs to Thunderclan to pass on the news. there, Bristlefrost meets Rootpaw and gets the message. She passes it on to Squirrelflight, who gets suspicious of Bramblestar. Shafdowsight realizes that his visions were not from Starclan and tries to make things right again.

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This book is just great. It's a little like Harry Potter, but way more mature (not Game-Of-Thrones-mature; this one is still for teens). It has lots of characters we just can't help but to deeply love or to hate so much we'd like to just put our hands through the book and strangle them. Of course, that means this book has exceptional antagonists, conspiracys, secrets... heck, even the obligatory magical tournament at the end of the year, which is, as in many books about schools of some sort, the climax of the book, has more to it than meets the eyes, and the protagonist's victory becomes more important than ever in books like this one (thus adding extra tension). The setting is described in a very rich way, putting in just enough details to leave us with a very good idea of the surroundings, but without getting boring. The various characters, both the goodies and the baddies, are interesting and well developed. I honestly can't think of anything bad to say about the book. Perhaps only that the final showdown is a little short for the huge amount of time spent building it up, but it still almost makes up for it in suspense, still delivering a finale I always like to read again. And of course, there's the twist in the end that'll make you run to the next library and buy its sequel, The Inquisition. Lucky you who read the book after its sequel coming out... Of course, after the way The Inquisition ends, I just can't wait for book 3!