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Mortimer (mortimer)
by Robert Munsch
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I loved it. I listened on my Yoto

Alpha heroes part 2. Max
by Anna Del Mar
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Adult read series But great to listen to in the car

Wonder
by R.J. Palacio
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Not really a type of book I would have at home but it was ok

Bug Boys
by Laura Knetzger
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I k

Curious George Goes Camping (read-aloud)
by H. A. Rey
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Funny

Who Would Win Ultimate Dinosaur Rumble
by Jerry Pallotta
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A favorite series. They should have gave some carnivores bigger chances, and I don’t think the final winner was the right choice.

The Misadventures Of Max Crumbly Locker Hero
by Rachel Renee Russell
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I read Max Crumbly And I love it. My favourite part is when he found a hidden boiler room behind his locker. This book is a MASTERPIECE. I recommend to read it.

Sylvester And The Magic Pebble
by William Steig
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Sylvester was trying find pebble that would go with his collection. He went to Strawberry Hills and he found a red pebble. He saw a lion and he was scared. So, he picked up the red pebble and made a wish that he could be a rock so he didn't get eaten. Sylvester turned into a big rock but he stuck. He was stuck because he couldn't touch the magic pebble. Then many seasons passed and his parents called police and fire department but they couldn't find him. The parents went to picnic at Strawberry Hills and they found the big rock that was Sylvester. He saw them but he couldn't talk but his parents found the red pebble and placed it on the big rock and he didn't know it was on him. He made a wish again that he want to be a donkey again and he did. His parents were so happy to see him!

Pug's Snow Day
by Kyla May
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It was okay

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.
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