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The Boy Who Lost His Face
By Louis Sachar
It was a nice book. I love Sachar books . It is very funny. You learn a lot by doing what is night and being yourself . Not doing things to please people or friends to be cool. U should read this book because it is interesting. Get this book
The Moffats
By Eleanor Estes
Four Moffat children and a hard-working widowed mother live on New Dollar Street in Cranbury village. During kindergarten recess, one accidentally hitches a ride out of town on a boxcar. One winds up trapped in the breadbox outside the deli. One offers to escort a Salvation Army man to his destination - and accidentally bumps him from his horse-drawn wagon.
Girls Who Rocked the World: Heroines from Joan of Arc to Mother Teresa
By Michelle Roehm McCann, Amelie Welden
when my mom got it I thought I would not like it but when I read it I loved it! I brought it everywhere I went. I read so much on the weekends. It was really interesting to learn how girls can change the world in so many
Captain Underpants is Here!: Includes Adventures of Captain Underpants and Captain Underpants and Talking Toilet
By Dav Pilkey
it is so funny\
How Things Work: Inside Out: Discover Secrets and Science Behind Trick Candles, 3D Printers, Penguin Propulsions, and Everything in Between (National Geographic Kids)
By T.J. Resler
This is a book for all the curious kids whose parents won't let them take apart the family's brand new digital camera. The stuff around us has some pretty cool insides that we don't usually get to see. That's why National Geographic Kids is dissecting all kinds of things in How Things Work: Inside Out,! Read along as we dissect, explore, and explain how things do what they do. Complete with exciting diagrams and illustrations, accessible explanations, trivia, and fun features, How Things Work: Inside Out explains cell phones, 3D printers, lava lamps, skyscrapers, and everything in between!
Urgum and the Googoobah
By Kjartan Poskitt
This is such a funny book! At school I am reading Urgum The Axe man and that is equally funny! The reason I read this book is because of Urgum The Axe man and I got it out at the library and I really recommend this book.
Chasing King's Killer: The Hunt for Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Assassin
By James L. Swanson
I really, really, really loved this book,and I usually don't like non-fiction, biographies, or any genre of that sort. This book took me by surprise. Here I am finding this book in the library and picking it up. Who knew I would actually fall in love with it? It's gripping. The author draws you in with the events and actions. He spins the words and makes a woven masterpiece. The suspense and mystery scenes were really engaging, the story line so intense. I found myself learning new things about Martin Luther King Jr. And can I just say how much I loved how the author spelled out most of MLKJ's life? This book wasn't just about the murder of MLKJ, it was about how he lead marches and changed America. Another thing that I liked is how the author wrote the scenes leading up to the murder. It seemed a lot like the show on National Geographic, Seconds from Disaster. It showed where James Earl Ray stood and how he shot MLKJ. I found that incredibly interesting. Oh, and I just loved how the author showed how the FBI and police tracked Ray and how he ran away. Long story short, I really enjoyed reading this book. It was a nice suspense/mystery-nonfiction-biography-type book.
Shug (Thorndike Literacy Bridge Young Adult)
By Jenny Han
I really, really (repeat for at least 100 times) love this book. It is about a girl with a neighbor who's been her best friend all throughout life, but the neighbor is a boy. The girl starts falling for the boy while at the same time he starts falling apart from her and starts hanging out more with his "guy" friends. The girl has middle school problems and there's a dance, with one boy another boy... Get the book to find out more!
In the Heart of the Sea (Young Readers Edition): The True Story of the Whaleship Essex
By Nathaniel Philbrick
Grade 6
I think it is a good book but I wouldn't recommend it if your an animal lover and its very complicated and hard to understand and there is gresam









