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This early chapter book is perfect to read around Fall time or Halloween. It's about a boy named Andy Shane and his friend Dolores. Dolores is having a birthday party on the night of Halloween. Although Andy Shane was uncertain about going, the two of them became great friends. This book teaches the reader to be open to friendships, and to also help people when they need it. This book is more appropriate for 2nd-3rd grade readers.

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This early chapter book is all about dealing with grief. This book takes place in an elementary school where a little boy, Stinky Stern, dies in a car accident. This book shows how the different children cope with their classmate's death. This book is appropriate for older elementary readers.

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This early chapter book is more appropriate for readers in the 2nd-4th grade. It is about a girl named Hannah and her family. Hannah uses her imagination when she plays, but struggles with her baby brother. This book teaches a good lesson on being patient with your younger siblings, and encourages readers to use their imagination.

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This book is the eighth one in the series of the Magic Tree House books. Annie and Jack are at it again when they make a trip into outer space. They land on the moon where they find that it is the year 2031. This book is great for 2nd-5th grade readers. It teaches the reader to use their imagination to travel to different places in their mind.

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This book is great for 2nd-4th grade readers. It is one of the many Junie B. Jones books, and teaches the reader that things are never what you expect. This is a funny book that takes the reader by surprise when Junie B. comes up with a new idea for using the fruitcake.