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The Sour Grape
by Jory John
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I like because he was sour and he also had some kindness in his heart.

Disney Princess Cookbook
by Various
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Made some recipes

Wombat Walkabout
by Carol Diggory Shields
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I liked it because the wombats were very cute and it rhymes.

Texas Blood
by Roger D. Hodge
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Interesting story of Texans family history spanning 7 generations of settlement in the ranching industry

Amelia Bedelia Sleeps Over
by Peggy Parish
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I like Amelia bedilia

Uni The Unicorn And The Dream Come True
by Amy Krause Rosenthal
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It was sweet

When You Are Brave
by Pat Zietlow Miller
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Great ??

Klara And The Sun
by Kazuo Ishiguro
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The story is confused and hard to follow some chapters were easy to follow. I liked the end though.

Bluey: Sleepytime
by Joe Brumm
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One of my favorite episodes of the show brought into a book!

Wanted Man
by Lee Child
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This is one of those books where it starts off looking like it is about one thing, but it is really about something else, and even that isn’t completely clear. The author leads you along the path of discovery where many of the characters are not who they appear to be. Reading this is like discovering new stories along the way. And, as always, child’s central character, Jack Reacher, is enigmatic. I enjoyed this book very much.
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