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Seraphina

Seraphina

By Rachel Hartman

A heroine I can cope with! She takes action into her own hands instead of whining about it to others. Puzzled with the ending, so looking forward to the next installment.

If You Give a Cat a Cupcake (If You Give... Books)

If You Give a Cat a Cupcake (If You Give... Books)

By Laura Numeroff

We are learning about the letter C this week! In Laura Numeroff's book a Cat just loves Cupcakes but gets distracted by other things until he remember's the yummy cupcake again! We talked about words that start with the letter C and what sound the letter C makes. We also made our very own Cat with lots of words that start with C on them!

Friends

Friends

By Helme Heine

That book was very very very funny it was the best book i ever read in my friends life sike.

Door in the Tree

Door in the Tree

By William Corlett

I read the book and when i read it i liked Jack and Anna that how they went on to trips to the forest.

Out of Left Field (The Gordon Family Saga)

Out of Left Field (The Gordon Family Saga)

By Ellen Klages

Almost ten-year-old Katy Gordon is the best pitcher in her neighborhood. Every day, at recess, Katy plays baseball with the boys at school. At first, Katy had to put up with the snide comments that the boys kept saying to her (“What? She’s playing? I bet she won’t even be able to throw a ball, or run to first base! I mean, she’s a girl!”). But now, all the boys in the neighborhood know that Katy Gordon is the best pitcher they’ve got. But, when Katy tries out for Little League, things can’t be more different. Katy isn’t excepted to join the team, and the main problem is that she’s a girl. ‘Girls can’t play baseball, and it’s a boys’ sport’ Katy gets told every time. Katy Gordon is going to fight back, no matter what! She’s going to prove that she isn’t the only female baseball player! Through this exhilarating tale, Katy has to use her wits and bravery. Katy is going to prove that females can play ball, and do it well!

Genevieve's War

Genevieve's War

By Patricia Reilly Giff

Maddie

This was a great book. It makes you have some really heart felt emotions and really love the characters in this book.

Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry: 40th Anniversary Special Edition

Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry: 40th Anniversary Special Edition

By Mildred D. Taylor

At firs this book was boring until the middle.n Just like always at that point the story picks up and gets good. The story was good since I feel the author truly expressed the sadness they felt and how outrageous the segregation was. It made me better understand the concept of the struggle between the whites and the blacks at that time. The story builds up to a fiery climax that was just astonishing. A lot of people complain about the use of a bad word but with out it you wouldn't truly feel the horror they felt long ago

EPIC MAD

EPIC MAD

By The Usual Gang Of Idiots

I'm just mad, so I thought this book would be interesting, and I guess I was right! I feel like a Mad epic person now

13 Reasons To Live

13 Reasons To Live

By Élison Santos

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The Extra Yard (Home Team)

The Extra Yard (Home Team)

By Mike Lupica

"'It's not about getting knocked down, it's how you get back up.'" I usually don't read books about football, but this one was great! 8th grader Teddy's whole life is football. He lives, eats, breathes football. But his world is turned upside down when his father, who hasn't been part of Teddy's life for years, suddenly shows up on his doorstep and seems to think (and act like) he's the new coach of Teddy's football team. He expects Teddy to be the perfect player, which Teddy can't be all the time, and makes him try positions he's not accustomed to. On top of all that, Teddy and his friends Jack, Cassie, and Gus are organizing a fundraiser to support their school's music program, which was a big project to take on. Teddy is taking life one step, or tackle, at a time, and he needs to put on his A-game to work through his problems on and off the field. This book was an easy, fun read, and I recommend it to all sports lovers, especially those who love football! I liked this book a lot, and learned more about football then I've ever known! Another great novel by Mike Lupica! For ages 8+

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