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This book by far was probably the most mature book I´ve ever read. The main character, Laurel is a freshman in her new high school, and she´s dealing with losing her sister. In her language arts class, she has an assignment where you write a letter to a dead celebrity or famous person. She basically does that, but she never turns them in because she talks about what her life is currently like in her perspective. I really loved this book, because I can imagine what it would be like to lose a loved one at her age.

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In my opinion, this book wasn't as good as the first couple diary of a wimpy kid books, because it was sort of telling the same story as most of the other books. If it wasn't as similar to the other books, I think it would be a lot more exciting

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This book is very different from any other ordinary book. It doesn't have a happy ending, instead, it has a cliffhanger, or it keeps you wondering what's going to happen. I like this book, because there are many different characters that somehow connect to the story in a big way.

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This book was amazing! It walked through a girls life as she describes it through her love of food. She has many different experiences with her family, traveling, friends, animals, and growing up. I love this book, because  it has an adventurous feeling with food, and growing up.

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Dork Diaries #9 (Tales From a Not-So-Dorky Drama queen)

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Dork Diaries #9 (Tales From a Not-So-Dorky Drama queen)

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I thought that this book was great, because it gives you a different perspective from the character Mackenzie, who bullies Nikki. Mackenzie steals Nikkis diary, and gives you a whole new perspective of the story.

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Dork Diaries #11 (Tales From a Not-So-Friendly Frenemy) 

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Dork Diaries #11 (Tales From a Not-So-Friendly Frenemy) 

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This book is pretty good, because it gives a whole new perspective to Mackenzie, the main character Nikki´s nemesis. It shows that Mackenzie is nice on the inside, but she can be rude in ways to make herself even more "popular¨.

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This book's theme is very meaningful. The story's about a girl named Sunny, that has to visit her grandpa in Florida, because her brother, Dale is having problems. The theme is that even if a sibling you love is in trouble, and you want to defend them, sometimes it's best to just let them.

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"Drama", by Raina Telgemeier is a great book. It's not like any other book that I've read. I loved this book, because the main character isn't perfect, and she has lots of things going on in her life.

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Diary of A Wimpy Kid #7 (The Third Wheel

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Diary of A Wimpy Kid #7 (The Third Wheel

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“Number the Stars”, the story takes place in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1943. The story is based on a little ten year old girl named Annemarie Johansen and her best friend Ellen Rosen growing up with the disturbing presence of the German Nazis. There are food and electricity shortages, and the two families of Annemarie and Ellen continue to persevere through the hard times. But the German troops begin a campaign to “relocate” the Jews of Denmark, and the fight to save not just the two families, but the entire Jewish population of Denmark.

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Dragonwings was a great book, because it was something that actually happened to many people in the past.

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Old School (217 pages)

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Old School (217 pages)

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I love this series ,especially because it's from a middle-schooler's perspective, so it tells me what I might think of middle school.Old School is a great book, because it has the right amount of things like jokes, and family problems.

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Oh my god!!! This was probably the most exciting book i've ever read.It's so good,it's hard to explain.It has mystery, suspense, intensity, and basically everything.

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Amulet book 6 Escape from Lucien (215 pages)

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Amulet book 6 Escape from Lucien (215 pages)

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I think that this book is one of the most exciting of the Amulet series other than the 7th one.It has drama,sadness, and all kinds of emotions that lead to the incredible 7th book.

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Amulet book 5 Prince of the Elves (208 pages)

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Amulet book 5 Prince of the Elves (208 pages)

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This book is about all of the main characters preparing for a war against Max, their enemy with a curse. It reveals that the prince of the elves,(Trellis)was replaced by Max.Book five is a 5 out of 5.

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Amulet book 4 The Last Council (211 pages)

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Amulet book 4 The Last Council (211 pages)

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This fourth Amulet book introduces even MORE characters, that have different personalities. 5 out of 5.

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Escape from Mr.Lemoncello's Library (288 pages)

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Escape from Mr.Lemoncello's Library (288 pages)

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Even if this book was required for summer reading, it was still a good book. I liked the rooms in the library,and the creative characters.

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Amulet book 3 Cloud Searchers (208 pages)

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Amulet book 3 Cloud Searchers (208 pages)

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While reading this series, it gets even more exciting.This book is another 5 out of 5.

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Amulet book 2 The Stonekeeper's Curse (139 pages)

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Amulet book 2 The Stonekeeper's Curse (139 pages)

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This book introduces a little more of the Amulet characters, and places.It's both exciting, and imaginary,at the same time

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Amulet book 1 The Stonekeeper (192 pages)

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Amulet book 1 The Stonekeeper (192 pages)

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This book is another book like none other. There are so many different characters, places, and stories.

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The Babysitters Club The Truth about Stacey (144 pages)

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The Babysitters Club The Truth about Stacey (144 pages)

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"The Truth about Stacey" is a great book focusing on one of the characters named Stacey, and her struggle with diabetes.

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The Babysitters Club Book 4 Claudia and Mean Janine (176 pages)

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The Babysitters Club Book 4 Claudia and Mean Janine (176 pages)

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This book, I give another 5 out of 5, because it really lets you know that you need to work hard, especially when somebody you love is sick.

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This book is amazing. It's the sequel to the book "Smile" but it focuses more on the main character's family life, and her relationships with them. I like this book, because it's almost completely different from Raina Telgemeier's other book. It's based off of one big event that happened in her life.

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This book is the sequel to the book "Sisters". I personally like this book better than "Sisters", because it focuses on Raina's (the main character) personal life, and the ways she deals with life's obstacles. I also like it better, because I feel like I can relate to it. It also walks you through Raina's friendship, and teenage drama!

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One goal for trimester one, is to read as many books as I can in as many different genres.