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Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Deep End By Jeff Kinney. 

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid The Deep End By Jeff Kinney. 

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Isaac N. When Greg Heffley and his family hit the road for a cross-country camping trip, they’re ready for a adventure of a lifetime. But their plans hit a major snag.

I think its 7+. I think everyone in the class will like this book because it is a bit funny.

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The Last Straw-Diary of the Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney 

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The Last Straw-Diary of the Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney 

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Caoimhe - I think these are a very funny series of books and they also shows how some siblings can have a love / hate relationship.

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I like the book because it has lots of secrets and is very interesting. I would recommend it to everyone here.

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There is a Werewolf in my Tent!  By Pamela Butchart

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There is a Werewolf in my Tent!  By Pamela Butchart

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Isaac L - I would recommend this book to people who like Tom Gates and Diary of a Wimpy kid books, because it is a similar layout with pictures and it's very funny. There are five other books in the series.

I've read them all and I would read them again they are so good and make me laugh. Let me know if you read them have a nice day bye

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I recommend The Boy at the Top of the Mountain by John Boyne.

During World war 2 Pierrot becomes an orphan. He must leave his home in Paris for a new life with his Aunt Beatrix, who is a servant in a wealthy household at the top of the German mountains. But, this isn't any house... it is the Berghof... the home of Adolf Hitler...
I recommend this to 11+ as it is an older book.

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Agatha Oddy by Lena Jones. By Sophie Brown 

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Agatha Oddy by Lena Jones. By Sophie Brown 

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I recommend the book series called Agatha Oddly, which is a detective book. I would recommend it for other people who enjoy thrilling books like me. My favourite book is the second one in the series called Murder at the Museum, the author is Lena Jones. I hope you like this book, bye.

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Evie in the jungle by Matt Haig. She rescues a stranded sloth, which is why I am a sloth today.

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Oliver - I would advise the Alex Rider series by Anthony Horowitz to people who love criminal action packed books. Alex is a normal boy who gets recruited to a secret service where he finds the truth about his past...

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Tom Gates Spectacular school trip. (really)

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Tom Gates Spectacular school trip. (really)

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harvey

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"Gone" by Michael Grant. Is about a small town in southern California where all people over the age of 15 disappear, no traces and nobody has come to help them. Disasters happen like fires. People fight for power. I would recommend this book to people who like packed action books and like the serious side of books. (Like because children are lost and stuff)

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Scarlet and Ivy Curse in the Candlelight by Sophie Cleverly

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Scarlet and Ivy Curse in the Candlelight by Sophie Cleverly

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Lucy-I like this book because it is very adventurous and there is always something to read about that gets you hooked! I think that it is more of a book for girls but boys can still read it too.  I would recommend it to have a reading age of around 7-10 year olds because it is very exciting but may be difficult to read if you are in key stage 1. I loved the book and it is one of my favourites yet. I can’t wait to go back to school and get more of them!
By Lucy Beaumont.

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BBHPCOSW PEJJ PETER or. This is my Strange Stories Amazing Facts review

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BBHPCOSW PEJJ PETER or. This is my Strange Stories Amazing Facts review

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Strange Stories Amazing Facts is a great book written in 1975; it covers all abnormalities and strange goings on up to that time. It is not ridiculously hard and would appeal to a whole new branch of readers who are interested in strange stories and mysteries. Age wise I would say this book would be most interesting to 12 to 70

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I like a author who writes so many dog and cat books.  Her name is Holly Webb  - search Holly Webb on Google 

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I like a author who writes so many dog and cat books.  Her name is Holly Webb  - search Holly Webb on Google 

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Jessica

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The Great Escape is a book about three pets:
Rose- a Collie,
Buster- a Jack Russell,
Tiger- a ginger Tom cat.
They are the pets of two children and parents. They are very happy at their home until one day the Second World War is declared. The two children (Lucy and Robert) have to flee to Devon and leave their pets behind. The mum (Mrs Edwards) takes the pets to her friends house but the pets are sent to be put down. Will the pets make a daring escape or will they unknowingly die? Plus that's only just the start!
I would recommend this book to people who like animals and adventure.
Book review by Jayden.

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Witch Wars by Sibeal Pounder.
This is a book all about a girl called Tiga who doesn't know she is a witch. All of a sudden she gets swooshed down a plug hole with a fairy, Fran (who is really funny) and then Tiga gets told that she is going to be in a witch wars competition!
I recommend this book for people who love magic and solving mysteries.
by Niamh
Happy world book day😋

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Isaac C 'The Parent Agency' by David Baddiel - this is about a child who did not want to live with his parents and went to an Agency to interview other people as potential new parents. Some of these other parents were rich, some who weren't very kind so it soon made him realise that his parents might not be so bad after all.
Children aged 8 and older would enjoy the book, both boys and girls. It had some funny bits in it too ! Enjoy if you get to read it.

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from Maeve

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Imogen - My favourite book is Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (I think Albus is the Cursed Child).

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One of our class novels, this book is for a more mature Year 6 reader due to the vocabulary choices the characters use.

The story centres around Michael and his new friend Mina, who work together to help a mysterious stranger that Michael finds hiding in the dilapidated shed of his new house.  While helping to keep the stranger safe, they discover that he is not all that he seems.

A modern classic used in Year 6 classes across the country, Skellig is a children's novel by the British author David Almond, published by Hodder in 1998. It was the Whitbread Children's Book of the Year and it won the Carnegie Medal from the Library Association, recognising the year's outstanding children's book by a British author.