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Never Let A Unicorn Scribble!
by Diane Alber
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I love the masterpiece!

Recitatif
by Toni Morrison
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There is something about Morrison’s writing that is just wonderful. This book follows the lives of two girls who meet briefly in an orphanage. They share the bond that they are the only two who are there temporarily. When they leave, and grow up, they meet again at different times and each time the reaction to their meeting is strained in a different way. But the real wonder in the book is in reading the introduction which makes you view the story from many different and wonderful perspectives. If you have not yet read Morrison, you simply must!

Fox Plays Ball
by Corey R. Tabor
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I like reading about sports. I like that the snail won.

Cupcake Diaries 3 Books In 1! #4 Color
by Coco Simon
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Emma is in tight situations like money, friends and more

Cat and mouse in a haunted house
by Geronimo Stilton
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Great book the only thing that I disliked was that it was a little bit scary.

The Final Score
by Lana Ferguson
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It was an enjoyable read. I read it as a standalone and it was easy enough to follow even without reading book one but there were connections that I felt like I was missing. I thought the interactions with the characters were very relatable, especially with the sibling interactions.

Coraline
by Neil Gaiman
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I recently discovered this author and he has quickly become one of my favorites. This story is creepy and disturbing, but what makes it even more interesting is that the central character, Coraline NOT CAROLINE, is a young girl which allows her to behave in more interesting ways than an adult would. And don’t worry. All of your “But what about…” questions are answered in the end.

Tell Me Your Dreams
by Sidney Sheldon
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I enjoyed reading this book. It is about Ashely being sexually molested by her father since the age of 3. Ashley developed dissociative identity disorder as a consequence of this terrible account in her life.

No more training wheels
by Kathryn cristaldi
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She loved it

Starla Jean
by Elana K. Arnold
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I really liked this book because the girl in the book is interested about lots of animals and I can relate to it because I love animals.
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