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It was so exciting to explore a new world with the main characters as they adventured through Narnia and met amazing creatures. I loved that this was a series so I could get to know the characters and the world of Narnia better.

The series is recommended for children ages 8 and up. Teachers could use this series in their classroom libraries to encourage wide reading.

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It was really encouraging to learn about two characters with similar disabilities and watch them grow and develop throughout the novel. I admired how Hazel and Augustus cared and trusted each other to help them find positive viewpoints in life.

This series is recommended for grades 7th and up. Teachers could use this in their classroom to encourage compassion and respect for others.

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This story about a teddy bear longing for friendship and belonging is a classic that I enjoyed reading as a child. I loved this book so much because it brought a stuffed animal alive and told a beautiful story.

The book is recommended for ages 3-5. This can be used in a pre-school or kindergarten classroom for teachers to expose their students to ideas of acceptance, friendship, and belonging.

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This book was a read aloud when I was in 6th grade and I loved it. This story follows a student with a rare genetic condition who has to navigate going to school after being homeschooled for several years. It talks about his experiences, making friends, dealing with bullies, and kids who just don't understand him. This book also discusses family dynamics and highlights how older siblings or siblings with normal development can feel really forgotten about compared to other siblings who may or may not have a disability.

This book is recommended for ages 8 to 12. It can be used by teachers to encourage kindness, help students create an identity for themselves, and to show the negatives of bullying.

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This book is about the crazy but fun life of a young girl and her family. I love this book because I feel it accurately depicts a child at that age while making it relatable and entertaining.

This book has an interest level for kindergarten through third grade and has a reading level for first and second grade. A teacher could use this in an early childhood classroom to create a space for imagination and creativity in young readers.

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I read this book as a young kid it is about two boys who create a super hero in their history class. i remember enjoying this book because it was a funny story that was an easy read. It also had the cool part in the middle that you could flip the pages fast and it would look like there was something moving.

This book is recommended for grades 2-5 teachers could use this as just an easy read for kids to have a little fun. Looking more into the book it got banned in classrooms because of the part in the middle was too violent.

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Dork Diaries is a series that follows Nikki Maxwell through the ups and downs of her dramatic, movie-like pre-teen and teen years by the vessel of her diary entries and her art.
This series is recommended for ages 9-13.

I loved this book series because it made me laugh and it felt relatable to watch another teen girl struggle through the interworkings of friendships, relationships, school, etc.

Elementary and middle school teachers could use this series to encourage outside-of-classroom reading and to show students that books can be fun and relatable, instead of just educational.

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This is my favorite childhood book that my principle of elementary school Would read to us when we had assemblies. She also read it to our parents when we had events like chorus concerts. The book is about the love parents have for there children even as they grow up, “I will love you forever my baby you will be” is a repeating like in the book. Like I said this book is for elementary students and I loved it because it reminded me of my mom and how shes always going to love me. A teacher might read this to a sad student when they miss there parents or read it on mother’s/Father’s Day.

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This is a book series that I picked up when I was in the hospital as a kid and eventually became hooked on because of my love for history.
The books follow the adventures of the sibling duo of Jack and Annie as they travel throughout history using a magic tree house.
The recommended age level for this book series is 6-10 years old and the recommended reading level is grades 2-3. A teacher could use this in an elementary level classroom to help students become more interested in history whilst learning bits of history at the same time.

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Bridge to Terabithia is about two kids exploring a magical world to escape the reality of the troubles they face in their lives. I love this book because it teaches a broad variety of lessons, some of which are tough. I also love the story, just taking it for what it is without reading into the lessons and meaning of it.

The recommended age for this book is age 8 and up. Teachers can use this book to show the importance of friendship. It can also be used to show how important it is to encourage the use of their imagination. The book has a sad ending which can also be used as an important lesson about grief and beginning to understand it.

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This book is about different ways of traveling through the snow to get home.
I would recommend seven years old and first grade.
I love this book because there are visual pictures with different kinds of character expressions.
A teacher might use this book in an elementary school classroom by asking students to identify what the characters are feeling and doing at the moment.

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I love this book! My mom read it to me all the time when I was younger, and it was a book that made me start to love reading. The story is about the friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte.

This book is recommended for children ages 5-11. Teachers could use this book in their classroom to help student understand good friendship and diversity in a way.

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The Very Hungry Caterpillar is about a caterpillar who emerges from an egg and eats everything in sight. For about 7 days the caterpillar continues to eat and grows bigger and bigger. I would recommend ages 3-7 years old to read this book because it explains the life process of a caterpillar turning into a butterfly. I loved this book when I was a child because the caterpillar turned into a beautiful butterfly at the end of the book. A teacher might use this book in an early childhood classroom to explain the process a caterpillar endures before it turns into a butterfly.

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this book is about nature and how we need to properly take care of it. the reason this is one of my favorite childhood books is because of the imagery, the book is full of beautiful vibrant colors that are bound to catch any child's eye. then it reels them in with the fun rhymes.  this book is perfect for grades k-5

this book can help explain to elementary students the effects of not properly taking care of the planet and its animals while not being too harsh and still keeping it somewhat interesting.

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This was my favorite book growing up for many reason. When I first read this book I believe I was in 1st grade and we would use storyline online a website that would do read aloud using celebrities. I loved hearing Tia and Tamera Mowry reading the book and still can remember lines in the book. I also loved the message(s) behind the book. One message in the book I loved was the message of self love. I can always remember the song that was played at the end of the story.

This book is recommended for children in preschool to 1st grade. This is because of the repetition in the book and it can not only be a read aloud but a sing aloud. It teaches students acceptance, kindness and self love.

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I read many series of Cat In The Hat by Dr.Seuss. This is my favorite childhood book because it was always adventurous
and fun to read. This book is for children ages 3 to 7 so it is mostly preschool students up to 1st graders. The Cat in the Hat has always brought up a childlike curiosity and a free spirit side to me which is also why I still love this book series. I do realize that this book is more for an Early Childhood book but it is one of the finest children book series I know so I still chose this even though my major is Childhood Education.

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Wonder is a book about a child that has a face deformity that overcomes the struggles of peer relationships because of his differences. The recommended age group for this book is 8-12. I loved this book because of the relationship with the family and how the older sister, Miranda, stood up for her brother, August. I thought that it is a cute story and a good life lesson for siblings to do the same for their brothers and sisters. This book can be used by teachers to help teach that although everyone has differences we should all be treated equally and fairly by our peers and others.

-Hailey Seibold

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One of my favorite childhood books was Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney. It was always the boom the kids wanted in the class and sold out of every new book added to the series when the book fair would come around. It gave a safe space for us to relate to a kids point of view and use our imagination.
It’s recommended for 5+ And teachers love having kids read things they’ll enjoy and are a good reading level for the students

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By: Lewis Carroll
This was one of my favorite childhood books. The wild imagination and creativity of Lewis open a whole new world for me as a kid. This book lead me from one surprise to another and makes me feel like i am traveling with the little girl Alice in the crazy fantasy land, parallel with the adventures, there’s a-lot of meaningful lesson that we can learn throughout the story as Alice been through a lot of challenges.
I would definitely recommend to use this book for kid in grade 1-3 to grow the creative norm in every kids since creativity is an important thing in the growing up procession of students.

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