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Charity and her friends work at Camp Mirror Lake where they run a interactive terror simulation event where guests paid to be scared through the serial killer plot line. However, right before the big show, Charity's coworkers are going missing, and she realizes there's more to this place than meets eye. Now she must unravel a decades-long mystery and live her role as the final girl..., whether she wants to or not. Can she save her friends, and still be the FINAL GIRL?

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Read 3,707 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. At Camp Mirror Lake, terror is the name of the game . . . but can you survive the night?...

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Horrible Science: Chemical Chaos by Nick Arnold

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Horrible Science: Chemical Chaos by Nick Arnold

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Amazing science fiction book written by Nick Arnold. At the beginning, Nick Arnold introduced mysterious chemicals that were discovered in our history. After, he talks about the many cycles including this element in the periodic table. Luckily, Nick Arnold has a crazy sense of humor. He is a fantastic author for children's science book/informational books. Start reading Horrible Science and discover what happens next in the world of science.

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In this wonderful book, The main Character, Anthony and his friend Howie and Ira play together a lot and when the Schwa said hi to them Howie and Ira got scared, but Anthony didn't and became his friend. They were scared because the schwa is invisible to everyone and this is his curse, not quite litterlay, but no one wants to notice him. So they did an experiment and it turned out true so they used him. After on of the uses he was caught so had to work for him and do everything he said...

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The Maze Runner is an intense book. There is a lot of one on one talking between the characters. I rate it a 3 because i'm not really invested in this book. If you like slow moving books, this ones for you!

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This book was truly amazing, for this short read has me craving for more. 

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Chaya, that is Hannah's Hebrew name. It means life and throughout this story, Chaya means everything. To remember those who have died during the Holocaust but never lost their Chaya..., this is the mysterious story of how 12 year old Hannah was suddenly transported from her family Passover Seder into the body of the relative she was named after in 1980s when World War ll was going on. Now, Hannah must survive a cruel society while being burdened of all she knows will happen. Remembering those who past keeps their Chaya alive. She soon learns of all she has taken granted and the importance of remembering..., and may you all remember this book.

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An amazing book about a girl named Ellie trying to overcome bullying because of her weight. People are constantly telling her to lose weight or get bariatric surgery. Even her own FAMILY! But with the help of her therapist, she can find the perfect within herself, rather than the perfect others tell her to be.

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An amazing book written by Nick Arnold that features great scientists contributions to our scientific world. One section of the book includes all of the body parts that take place in our body's digestion. This includes all of the body parts and their descriptions. Also, this book features many amazing scientific discoveries that were made throughout history. One example is 'William Beaumont;' a scientist who was highly respected, and was the first person to observe a human's digestive system. His profession was an U.S. army surgeon. This book includes moments of other scientists' lives too. I think this is an amazing book that should be read by many people in the world who are interested in science.

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(TRIGGER WARNING: Includes foul language and mature topics.)

Honestly, I can't explain the greatness of this book in words, but I'll try. After the Shot Drops is a book about a high schooler, Bunny, and his friend, Nas. Bunny has recently moved to a private school to fulfill his basketball passion and get one step closer to becoming an NBA player. Nas, still at his old school, is not a fan of this change since Bunny didn’t talk to anyone about it before fully announcing it. Nas’s cousin, Wallace, and his grandma live in an apartment and are about to get evicted because the landlord recently raised the rent. To solve this problem, Wallace has been trying to bet against Bunny to make money, but he didn’t win anything and is in debt to the people he bet with. Now, Nas is faced with a huge decision, but both options could be negative towards Wallace or Bunny. This book opened my eyes and showed me what happens in the world beyond Bridgewater. This book in my opinion was great. In my opinion, it's a cool book and I loved it. If you think it's good for you and you want to read it, Check it out in the classroom library, or there might be copies in the school library.

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This is a great book on two different people, Ray, Hideki. Ray is from U.S. and Hideki is from an island called Okinawa. Okinawa is being invaded by the U.S. Ray and Hideki both have to find ways to survive. The story flips back and forth between Hideki and Ray's POV. If your interested in war stories and Nonfiction, this book is 100% for you. I give it a 3 out of 5 only because there is a lot of lead up and it gets a bit boring but its worth it.

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An AMAZING book about how climate change is really affecting our world. There are 3 main stories with their own plots, but similar causes of the conflict. The stories are something like:

Owen and George are two young boys who live in Churchill, Manitoba. The two boys work together to provide a tour for any tourist who comes to see the polar bears. When the two get attacked by a Mother Bear for looking at her cub, the boys flee into the middle of nowhere. Will the boys survive out here and make it to a hospital? Only time will tell in this chilling tale

Akira is a young girl who lives in The Sierra Nevada, California. When a wildfire breaks out in the woods while she rides a horse, her dad tells her not to worry. She has no choice but to listen to her dad, but that was her biggest mistake. The whole forest becomes engulfed in a incredibly dangerous wildfire that burns anything, even cars and houses! Will Akira make it out with her family, or are they all doomed to melt?

Natalie is a young girl who lives in Miami, Florida. When hurricane Reuben hits, her house is destroyed, and she is now trying to survive. Will she be able to get out of the storm and into safety? Will she ever see her family again? Will her dog Churro ever stop barking and being a huge pain to keep safe? Find out all of the answers in Two Degrees.

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This book is about a girl named Jameela and her father who lives in Afghanistan. In the beginning of the book Jameela's mother passes away so it is only her and her father now. After that her father goes to live in a house in a random area and says that Jameela has a new stepmother and a new step brother. Jameelas stepmother is not very kind to Jameela and before she knew it they got kicked out. While they were looking for a new place to live Jameela’s father tells her to stay by a shop but then he never comes back. So the shopkeeper is kind and puts Jameela in an orphanage.This story has many twists and turns and it is very interesting.

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I Was Here is an amazing mystery book about a girl who is trying to figure out why her friend committed suicide. She meets roommates and lovers of her friend. She learns about a lot of stuff that she didn't know about her. This book is a page turner and a little confusing but really good. I would definitely recommend I Was Here if you love a good page turning mystery.

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The Golden Frog Games by Claribel A. Ortega

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The Golden Frog Games by Claribel A. Ortega

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This is a magical book that take you into the eyes of three Witchlings, Seven, Thorn, and Valley. They are ranked as spares which are the lowest you can go so they are unaccepted by many people. Several try to ban laws preventing spare right! Thorn who entered a magic fashion contest against the likes of lots is in danger as contestants keep getting turned to stone. Each time it gets closer to her. So when all three of them faces problems that seemed to have uncanny coincidences and connections, they quickly get to work to figure out who's behind it before Thorn is the next victim.

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Read 148 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Seven Salazar is a Spare. And now, she's the most famous Spare in the Twelve Towns, along...

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Welcome to the sequel of "Amari And The Night Brothers"! This action packed book dived deeper in the supernatural world as the Supernatural Council, the high rulers, are...absent. Amari and her friends realize that this accident is more than and seems and must now secretly investigate this crime scene as corrupted power figures try to take advantage of its fall.

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Read 1,470 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Artemis Fowl meets Men in Black in this magical second book in the New York Times and In...

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Make a splash in the book Starfish as 12 year old Ellie tries her best to make it through the day. However, her friends and family don't make it easier with the constant derogatory comments about her weight. In the book she finally accepts herself as she is and learns the true meaning of what it means to be perfect....

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"In her debut novel, Starfish, Lisa Fipps confronts diet culture and fat phobia head-on. . . . The book reads as if Ellie herself is writing these poems, which are accessible and engaging." -The New York Times Book Review "Fipps bursts onto the middle-grade scene with her debut, a verse novel that shines because of Ellie's keen and emotionally striking observations. As she draws readers in with her smart and succinct voice, Ellie navigates the difficult map of knowing she deserves better treatment while struggling with the conflict that's necessary to achieve it. Fipps hands her young narrator several difficult life lessons, including how to self-advocate, how not to internalization of the words of others, and what it means to defend yourself. Ellie's story will delight readers who long to see an impassioned young woman seize an unapologetic victory."- Booklist, starred review

* "Fipps' verse is skillful and rooted in emotional reality. The text places readers in Ellie's shoes, showing how she is attacked in many spaces-including by strangers on public transit-while clearly asserting that it's other people who need to change. . . . Make room in your heart for this cathartic novel"- Kirkus Reviews, starred review

* "Affirming representation of fatness. . . . Fipps's use of verse is as effective as it is fitting; Ellie dreams of becoming a storyteller and poet 'to help people feel what it's like/ to live in/ someone else's skin.' A triumphant and poignantly drawn journey toward self-acceptance and self-advocacy."- Publishers Weekly, starred review

* "A charming novel in verse about a girl struggling with self-worth. . . . Once readers start, it will be difficult for them to put this book down. Ellie's story is heartbreaking and raw at times, and Fipps paints a realistic picture of bullying in a world that equates thinness with beauty. . . . True joy comes in watching Ellie gain confidence in herself and standing up to the bullies, even when they're family. . . . A must-have for libraries serving teens and tweens."-School Library Journal, starred review

"In this free-verse novel, Fipps is laceratingly authentic about the kind of 'teasing' and 'help' that Ellie is constantly subject to, and the family dynamic, wherein her father dislikes her mother's treatment but rarely intervenes, is sadly believable. . . The intense focus mirrors a lot of experience, and readers will be glad to see Ellie eventually 'starfishing-starting to claim my right to take up space.'"- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

"This beautiful, heartbreaking, and powerful novel-in-verse would pair well with media literacy lessons on body imagery, bullying, and victim shaming. The story is very engaging and readers will not want to put it down. School guidance counselors, school psychologists, and social workers will appreciate the realistic portrayal of Ellie's therapist and the benefits of therapy for children and adults."- School Library Connection

"Ellie's simple and powerful free-verse poems intensify her emotional turmoil and smoothly destroy stereotypes ('They think I'm unhappy / because I'm fat. / The truth is, / I'm unhappy because / they bully me / about being fat'). Her strength in accepting herself and learning to defy her Fat Girl Rules is an inspiring reminder to all readers that they deserve to 'take up space.'"- Horn Book

"Readers will rejoice as Ellie gains the strength to confront bullies with intelligence and honesty, and refuses to allow other people's cruelty to shape her life."- Padma Venkatraman, award-winning author of The Bridge Home

"This is a big beautiful book about a big beautiful girl. Meet Ellie, who looks in the mirror and sees someone lovable. Now, if only the rest of the world (and especially her own mother and brother) could see what Ellie sees. This is a story about the colossal cruelty that's hurled at her because of her weight, and how, with colossal strength, Ellie manages to triumph. An honest, heartbreaking, hilarious novel-in-verse from a debut author with a delicious voice."- Sonya Sones, author of What My Mother Doesn't Know

"Lisa Fipps's spot-on verse gives Ellie a wrenchingly real voice that sings with humor, pain, and hope. Prepare yourself: Once you read this book, your heart will never be the same." - K. A. Holt, author of House Arrest

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A Printz Honor Winner! Ellie is tired of being fat-shamed and does something about it in this highly acclaimed debut novel-in-verse. Ever since Ellie wore a whale swimsuit and made a big splash at her...

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Gut is a graphic novel revolving around a girl named Raina and how she experiences the stresses of everyday life in different ways.... In this book, Raina learns how to feel comfortable in her skin, and she learns how to overcome life's obstacles through the affection along with support of her loving family and friends.

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Editorial Reviews

Praise for Guts:

#1 USA Today Bestseller
#1 New York Times Bestseller
New York Times Best Comic of 2019
New York Times Best Children's Book of 2019
Washington Post Best Graphic Novel of the Year
Forbes Best Graphic Novel of 2019, Honorable Mention
NPR Best Book/Book Concierge
TIME Best Book of the Year
Amazon Top 20 Children's Book of 2019
Today.com Best Kids' Book of 2019
Chicago Public Library's Best of the Best
School Library Journal Best Book of the Year
School Library Journal Best Graphic Novel of the Year

* "The story both normalizes therapy and shows a child developing useful coping mechanisms for anxiety in a way that will reassure, even inspire, readers." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review

* "A must." -- School Library Journal, starred review

"A compassionate and accessible look at one girl's struggles with anxiety." -- The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

Praise for Smile:

#1 New York Times Bestseller

Will Eisner Comic Industry Award Winner

Boston Globe-Horn Book Honor Book

"Irresistible, funny, and touching." -- Kirkus Reviews

"One of the most widely loved kids' graphic novels in recent history." -- Booklist

"It hits home partly because there is nothing else out there like it." -- The New York Times Book Review

Praise for Sisters:

#1 New York Times Bestseller

Will Eisner Comic Industry Award Winner

* "A wonderfully charming tale of family and sisters that anyone can bond with." -- Kirkus Reviews, starred review

* "Poignant and laugh-out-loud funny." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review

* "Utterly relatable for anyone with siblings." -- School Library Journal, starred review

Praise for Drama:

#1 New York Times Bestseller

An ALA Stonewall Honor Book

* "Telgemeier is prodigiously talented at telling cheerful stories with realistic portrayals of middle-school characters." -- Booklist, starred review

* "Pitch-perfect." -- Kirkus Reviews, starred review

* "Another dead-on look at the confusing world of middle school." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review

* "An entertaining and enlightening read." -- School Library Journal, starred review

Praise for Ghosts:

#1 New York Times Bestseller

* "Telgemeier has her finger on the pulse of middle-grade readers, and this might be her best yet." -- Booklist, starred review

* "Superior visual storytelling." -- Kirkus Reviews, starred review

* "Telgemeier nudges readers toward the edge of their comfort zone, but she never leaves them alone there." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review

From the Publisher

★ 08/01/2019

Gr 3-6-Telgemeier presents a new story from her childhood, which takes place when she was in the fourth and fifth grades. After her little sister brought home a case of stomach flu, young Raina woke up one night with an upset stomach and had to vomit. Then a boy in her class was made fun of for throwing up at school, and Raina worried about getting sick again. Her anxiety only led to more stomach troubles, and she also dealt with a school bully and a friend moving away. Raina's parents stayed supportive throughout, and they got her into therapy; eventually, she was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome. The subject matter is conveyed realistically but with humor-anxiety can be taken seriously, and farts can still be funny. Telgemeier's art is incredibly expressive, and the green circles that surround Raina will have readers feeling nauseous along with her as her panic intensifies. Especially important is a scene in which Raina's therapist talks her through a grounding technique and deep breathing exercise, giving readers a coping technique that they can use. VERDICT A must. Fans of Smile and Sisters will adore this new story starring Raina and her family, but newcomers to Telgemeier's work will also love Guts.- Kacy Helwick, New Orleans Public Library

School Library Journal

No other book I have read on [anxiety]...has captured with such brilliant economy and psychological acuity what a severe phobia or panic attack is like. So spot on is her portrayal that I wondered if Telgemeier had somehow taken up residence in my amygdala...Though Telgemeier's drawing style owes more to the exaggerated caricatures of newspaper comic strips—the bright colors and the simple features—than to the straight realism or stylized grittiness of graphic novels aimed at older readers, her images convey emotional depth and resonance that belie their cartoony aesthetic...If Judy Blume wrote graphic novels, this is what they would look like...This books's warmth, humanity and humor...provides a balm more soul-soothing than any pill.

The New York Times Book Review - Scott Stossel

★ 05/13/2019

With disarming candor and in her now instantly recognizable panel artwork, Eisner Award-winner Telgemeier weaves a tangle of personal preadolescent traumas into another compelling graphic memoir. A bout of stomach flu and some unpleasant encounters with food create in young Raina's mind a swirling miasma of fear that she'll throw up. This anxiety blights her school days (she freezes during a class presentation with her best friend and lashes out at a bullying schoolmate) and extends into fears about sickness and schoolwork, and frustrations with her raucous household. Telgemeier frames the girl's panic attacks accessibly as sickly circles of green crowded with big, blocky words ("pain drowning choking death bad at math"). Raina's parents take her to see therapist Lauren, who helps her to ground her fears and gain enough emotional strength to reconcile herself to changing friend dynamics, and an IBS diagnosis clarifies the way that mind and body can intertwine. Moments of elementary school drama are portrayed with credibility, and the story both normalizes therapy and shows a child developing useful coping mechanisms for anxiety in a way that will reassure, even inspire, readers. Ages 8-12. (Sept.)
Correction: A previous version of this review misstated the characters as being in middle school.
Publishers Weekly

2019-05-12
Young Raina is 9 when she throws up for the first time that she remembers, due to a stomach bug. Even a year later, when she is in fifth grade, she fears getting sick.

Raina begins having regular stomachaches that keep her home from school. She worries about sharing food with her friends and eating certain kinds of foods, afraid of getting sick or food poisoning. Raina's mother enrolls her in therapy. At first Raina isn't sure about seeing a therapist, but over time she develops healthy coping mechanisms to deal with her stress and anxiety. Her therapist helps her learn to ground herself and relax, and in turn she teaches her classmates for a school project. Amping up the green, wavy lines to evoke Raina's nausea, Telgemeier brilliantly produces extremely accurate visual representations of stress and anxiety. Thought bubbles surround Raina in some panels, crowding her with anxious "what if"s, while in others her negative self-talk appears to be literally crushing her. Even as she copes with anxiety disorder and what is eventually diagnosed as mild irritable bowel syndrome, she experiences the typical stresses of school life, going from cheer to panic in the blink of an eye. Raina is white, and her classmates are diverse; one best friend is Korean American.

With young readers diagnosed with anxiety in ever increasing numbers, this book offers a necessary mirror to many. (Graphic memoir. 8-12)

Kirkus Reviews

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Amari And The Night Brothers by B.B Alston

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Amari And The Night Brothers by B.B Alston

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This book explores the normal life of a normal girl trying live to the expectations of her star like older brother until her world turns into anything but normal.... Amari struggles with all sorts of troubles after her total existence has been named impossible by the high controllers of the hidden world. Now she must navigate her life between two completely different worlds, both in which she is an outcast.

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Twisted Games is such a good book. The way Ana Huang writes is crazy and it keeps you on your toes wanting to read more. The number of plot twists in this book was crazy. This book is a love story between a princess and her bodyguard, they both are in love with each other but can't have each other because she has to marry royalty. Especially after she is going to become queen after her brother marries a non-royal. But she can find a way to shift the rules, by black-mailing important people. I give this book a 5/5.

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This book had my jaw on the floor, the plot and the twists were crazy. The book is about a girl (Ava) and a boy (Alex) who hate each other at first, but then realize they like each other more than they want to admit. The weird thing is Alex is secluded and doesn't like sharing is feeling and is mean, whereas Ava is the complete opposite because she is kind, caring, and a ball of sunshine. I give this book a 5/5.

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This book is really good, it starts off slow but once you get to the juicy parts you are really able to stick with it and finish it. The book is about a girl who has a murder mystery podcast (Pip) and there is someone who is stalking her and leaving her weird messages and such. When Pip is investigating she finds a case similar to hers but the so-called killer is in jail, which she finds weird. So when she investigates too much she figures out who the real killer is. I give this book a 4.5/5 rating.

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Frankly In Love is a decent book about a boy named Frank Li. His parents are immigrants from Korea. Frank has an older sister named Hannah who while she was away in college started to date someone who wasn't Korean and got "banished" from her family. They wouldn't talk to her at all. Here is Franks dilemma, he likes this girl, Brit Means from his AP classes. She's smart, pretty, and funny. But she's also white. Frank has to find a way to keep his relationship with Brit a secret. Overall this book was a 4 because the descriptions weren't that good and they kept restating the same idea over rand over again.

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowing

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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowing

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In this book, when Harry goes to Hogwarts for his fourth year a legendary event is going on. This event is called the Triwizard tournament and two other schools come to join it. One person from each school is chosen, but then Harry is chosen making a fourth person. Now Harry will also have to join in the three deadly tasks. Read to see what happens.

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This was a staggering book for everyone to read. This book introduces the great scientists that have lived throughout history. All of them have made great discoveries and theories about the science of our world. It started with our great scientist Charles Darwin. He made a shocking theory about evolution. He discovered that all humans once evolved from our previous ancestors(Australopithecus afarensis). Shortly after many other scientists have made shocking discoveries on evolution. Summing everything up, there were great scientists in our world who made shocking theories on evolution.

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Warning: This book talks a lot about war and death!

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Grenade is an amazing book about two different perspectives of war: A young boy who is told to kill an American with a grenade and then use another to kill himself, and a new soldier from America who was sent to fight and kill the enemy with no mercy. Hideki (The young boy) has to face many different trials during this war and must find a way to survive, find his family, and get food and water. Ray (the American who is also referred to as Rei) is instructed to kill any and every Japanese soldier and any potential threats on the island, including its native people who did nothing wrong. Will they make it out alive? Read this amazing book to find out what happens next!

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If you like to read about history then this book is for you. Ground Zero is about Brandon is his dad that were in the twin towers while both planes hit. They were in separate towers and his dads got hit first. Brandon has to escape the building. The stairwells are clogged and Brandon has to escape. They are trying to get out of there because they know that the other tower is going to get hit. This book was very sad but very good. I give it a 4/5. I definitely recommend.

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This book has 3 different things happening and the book is nonfiction. All of the characters have to face big problems and they all have to figure them out. This book is Realistic fiction. There was a polar bear attack, hurricane, and forest fire. Every 25 pages or so, it would switch stories. If you like realistic fiction, this books for you. I gave it a 3 out of 5

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This nonfiction book was very good and interesting. This book was about the 9/11 attacks and what was happening in the building. Brandon's dad died but Brandon made it out. Then Brandon joined the army and attacked Afghansistan back. They cut from America to Afghanistan every chapter. I would rate this book and 5 out of 5.

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A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

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A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson

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Murder mystery genre and very suspenseful. The main character is trying to prove the "allegedly" killer innocent. She goes through multiple interviews all connected to the deceased or the killer. But one evening something tries and prevents her from solving the murder. This story is AMAZING because it will make you read it for the suspense.

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Two Degrees By Alan Gratz is a great realistic fiction book because it switches from 3 people throughout the story. There are two natural disasters that happen and one Big problem that one of the characters has to face. There was a forest fire, a Hurricane, and a polar bear attack. Every 20 pages or so it switches from each point of view in the story. If you like Alan Gratz I think this is the book for you. I give it a 3 out of 5.

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Middle school, Get me out of here by James Patterson

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Middle school, Get me out of here by James Patterson

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This book was very good and is about a kid named Rafe that gets in trouble in his new school. Its at New york and is a art school. Rafe gets singled out and ends up making some bad decisions that get him suspended or even worse! Rafe also meets someone that he knows that may tell him a lot of secrets. He also makes friends with some freaky people at school. Sound intresting, Read this book by James patterson for more

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This book is about a girl named Cady. Every summer she goes on this private island with her extended family and some friends. The beginning of the summer goes very well until she goes to the tiny beach alone and gets into an accident. she gets internal injuries in her head. After the accident her life takes a big turn. All her friends and cousins ghost her and they don't they don't act the same. There are a lot of signposts in this books and a lot of question Cady asks herself. You should read this book for more.

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Molly Moons Incredible Book of Hypnotism by Georgia Byng

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Molly Moons Incredible Book of Hypnotism by Georgia Byng

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This book was a good book that was about a girl in an orphanage named Molly that had a freind named Rocky. The owner was a mean lady and Molly and Rocky did not want to live there. They both wanted to get adopted. Then one day Rocky gets adopted. Then Molly finds a book of Hypnosis and she thinks her luck was starting to change. Read this book if you thing it might be good.

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I survived the American Revolution, 1776

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I survived the American Revolution, 1776

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This book is about a boy Who's Father died and now he has to live with his rich uncle, but his uncle treats him like a stray dog so he runs away to New York. He finds out he landed smack dab in the middle of the American Revoulotion. He fights some wars with the soilder. 6 months later his uncle died so he got everything his uncle so he went back to his house and lives a happy life.

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All's Faire Middle School by Victoria Jamieson

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All's Faire Middle School by Victoria Jamieson

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All's Faire Middle School is an amazing coming-of-age book about a girl named Imogen who has been home-schooled her entire life. Her parents work at a Renaissance fair and she has to choose whether she wants to hide and fit in with the crowd or be who she is or stand out and be bold.

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Prisoner B-3087 is about a Jewish kid named Yanek. When he was at the age of just 10 he was taken by the Nazi's and was separated from his parents. A couple months later Yanek found his uncle named uncle Moshe. And he found out his parents died. After this he was devastated and later on he found out the leaders of the camp killed Uncle Moshe. Yanek was depressed but he Uncle Moshe taught him to be a nobody and always look down and show your strength. So for years Yanek was transferred throughout concentration camps where he came close to death a couple times from being starved to death. If you want to know what happens next read Prisoner B-3087 before you can't anymore.

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Ground Zero is an amazing book! With two different plots going on at the same time, the book becomes even more interesting. One of these plots is about a boy named Brandon. Brandon has just been suspended from school and has to go to work with his dad in the Twin Towers. As he tries to sneak away to go to a store, the tower he is in gets hit by a plane, trapping him in an elevator. He now needs to find a way to escape the Twin Towers, but can he without his dad? In the other plot, we meet a girl named Reshmina. Reshmina lives during a war between America and the Taliban. Unexpectedly, she finds a wounded American soldier. Instead of telling the Taliban, she shows him refuge and helps him get back to health, but this may take a while. Her brother, Pasoon, doesn't like that they are helping the American man and runs off to tell the Taliban. Will she and her family live, and will the Americans be okay? Read this book to find out!

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This is a great book about a kid named Jordan who moves schools. He moves to a school where a lot of rich people go to. He makes friends and starts to fit in throughout the book. This book is great because it's about someone moving schools, like I have done in the past multiple times.

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The Summer I turned Pretty by Jenny Han 

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The Summer I turned Pretty by Jenny Han 

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This is an amazing book by the author Jenny Han. It is about a young girl named belly that has been going to Cousins Beach since she was a baby. At the beach house there are two boys that she has to choose from. The boys are Conrad and Jeremiah. for the longest time she has always wanted Conrad but this summer thing might change. This book has so many different cliff hangers and you just want to keep reading it. I also like that it was always switching from a memory moment to present time in almost every chapter. It was always showing and proving the point on how important that family is to her. It was a really good book and I definitely recommend it for people looking into a new book.

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Middle school, The Worst Year Of My Life by James patterson

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Middle school, The Worst Year Of My Life by James patterson

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This book is very good because It is a chapterbook written in first person by a kid and has pictures. It is in a kids perspective in 6th grade about how goes through it. He decides to make a game during school which is to break every rule in the book. His best freind "Leo" helps him along the way. They call Leo, Leo the silent for a reason they will tell you. This book is also very funny because it is like a kid is writing it. You should read Middle School The Worst Years Of My Life by James patterson for more.

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Spy School British Invasion by Stuart Gibbs

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Spy School British Invasion by Stuart Gibbs

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I liked reading this book because it was a such a page turner. It had so many turns and i never knew what was happening next i would love to read it again and i am so exited to read this new book.

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This is an AMAZING book about two kids, Ray and Hideki. One is from the U.S. and one is from the island of Okinawa. In Okinawa, Japan is fighting the United States in the midst of World War II. Ray and Hideki have to find a way to survive in this battle. This book has an amazing story and will change your point of view about the topic of wars.

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THE Dairy of the Wimpy Kid: THE Long Haul by Jeff Kinney

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THE Dairy of the Wimpy Kid: THE Long Haul by Jeff Kinney

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On a road trip with his weird family, Gregory encounters many weird things like going to random places and taking a pig everywhere and making a new enemy on the the way the Beardos greg suspects them to have stolen there stuff at a water park and the raid their hotel but his family don't find anything. Finally when they reach home and greg finds out they didn't steal anything they just left their stuff at the water park in a locker but then greg has a tough question should he tell his parents pretend it was never a thing or blame his brother that he hates.

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This was a really interesting book and it showed a lot of brave acts and a lot of action. This book is realistic fiction and never fails to entertain me. The story is about a group of people who were smart and got to go on a white water rafting trip, for a couple of days. But they ended up going somewhere different than where they were normally going and no one knew except the two counselors. This river is called the "Crazy" river. But there was a storm coming and they had no idea about it only the kids were able to survive and they were all alone with only a little food and a few fire starters. Wild animals are out there and the rapids are very rough, they have to survive by themselves.

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Two Can Keep A Secret by Karen M. McManus

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Two Can Keep A Secret by Karen M. McManus

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This amazing book is about these twins who move to their mom's childhood home while she's in rehab. One of the twins Ellery love murder mystery and anything crime-related, so it's no shocker when she tries to solve the disappearance of her aunt (who was a teenager at the time) and the murder of Lacey ( A teenage girl )who also went missing. This book has many plot twists, takes you down many different paths, and ends with a big plot twist. The suspense and cliff hangers at the end of each chapter leave you pondering who could've done it.

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Great book that is abut a kid named cory that gets in his dream school for football. When he gets in nobody really likes him becaus ehe comes from a shady part of town but in the end, he is the faumous, touchdown kid. Read this book by tim green for more

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Realistic fiction AMAZING book it is about a kid named camroon boxer obsessed with video games but his parents want him to join a club. They say he cant play video games till he joins a club. He eventually makes a club called the positive action group (PAG) and tries to hide it so nowone can join and his parents would get off his back. Then a whole lot of people start bugging him to join the club and it looks like Camroon might have to do some work after all and not be able to just be a slacker...
Read Slacker from Gordan Korman if this sounds intresting.

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The smartest kid in the world Evil Genious by Chris Grabenstien

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The smartest kid in the world Evil Genious by Chris Grabenstien

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Great book it is about a kid named Jake McQuade who used to be super lazy but then ate a jar full of jelly beans that made him really smart. They turned out to be Ik pills (ingestible knolage pills) in the shape of jelly beans. Someone named Hazim farooqi made them and Jake ate them without knowing what they were. This series is a trilogy and this is the third one. This one is about how Jake and his freinds (Grace and Kojo) try to get Graces family treasure from a while ago called "The great Pumpkin." It was a three ound diamond worth 10 billion dollors! But other people have their eyes on the diomond too. Want more? Read this book by Chris Grabenstein.

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Amazing book about a 12 year old kid named Danny owens. He plays football and is very good at it. His dad won the superbowl and now he has pressure to be the next. Althogh, he has a struggle, reading. His english teacher is provising him extra help and he refuses until all of a sudden he gets injured. Hell be out of the field for 8 weeks. The big game is in 9. He will probobly be fine by then but now he takes the tutoring. Want to see what happens next, read THE BIG GAME

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Amazing book about a 12 year old kid named Danny owens. He plays football and is very good at it. His dad won the superbowl and now he has pressure to be the next. Althogh, he has a struggle, reading. His english teacher is provising him extra help and he refuses until all of a sudden he gets injured. Hell be out of the field for 8 weeks. The big game is in 9. He will probobly be fine by then but now he takes the tutoring. Want to see what happens next, read THE BIG GAME

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AMAZING book about a kid with facial problems. It was very good and was about a kids life throughout school and how he got bullied. This is to show kids how hurtfull words can be. This reminded me of Starfish because it is a great theme. It has a good ending because he gets a standing ovation at graduation. It was a very good book and i recommend it too all. Want more? read this book by R. J. Palacio

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The Merry Adventures of Robin hood by Howard pyle

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The Merry Adventures of Robin hood by Howard pyle

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Great book about robin hood. It is about how he steals from the rich and aids the poor. It is a great book because it is funny and is a page turner. He and his friends have many mini adventures and some of them die or get kidnaped! sometimes they would get saved sometimes they would not. It was a pretty good book and was not that long. It was a great 240 page book. If you are interested. Read this book by Howard Pyle

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Horrible Science - Fatal Forces by Nick Arnold

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Horrible Science - Fatal Forces by Nick Arnold

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This was an amazing book written by the author Nick Arnold. It's a very well written fictional science book talking about fatal forces on our planet. The book was amazing because it showed many examples of how this force can exist in our modern world today. On the other hand, this book can also include outstanding illustrations and comedy. On some pages, you can see a subtitle called "Teachers Tea Break Teaser." This is basically a section of the book where you can confront your teacher about a fun/weird fact(it can relate to anything. Finally, at the end this book features a quiz to review scientific facts you have learned in this book. This can be really useful because it's a revision of what you have learned in this book. I think everyone should give this book a shot! This book can boost everyone's science knowledge.

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The smartest kid in the world Evil genious by Chris Grabenstein

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The smartest kid in the world Evil genious by Chris Grabenstein

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Great book it is about a kid named Jake McQuade who used to be super lazy but then ate a jar full of jelly beans that made him really smart. They turned out to be Ik pills (ingestible knolage pills) in the shape of jelly beans. Someone named Hazim farooqi made them and Jake ate them without knowing what they were. This series is a trilogy and this is the third one. This one is about how Jake and his freinds (Grace and Kojo) try to get Graces family treasure from a while ago called "The great Pumpkin." It was a three ound diamond worth 10 billion dollors! But other people have their eyes on the diomond too. Want more? Read this book by Chris Grabenstein.

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Realistic fiction AMAZING book it is about a kid named camroon boxer obsessed with video games but his parents want him to join a club. They say he cant play video games till he joins a club. He eventually makes a club called the positive action group (PAG) and tries to hide it so nowone can join and his parents would get off his back. Then a whole lot of people start bugging him to join the club and it looks like Camroon might have to do some work after all and not be able to just be a slacker...
Read Slacker from Gordan Korman if this sounds intresting.

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Written in free verse poetry, this book is a fabulous look into the life of an overweight girl who is bullied at school and even her family constantly makes comments about losing weight. The story made me cry and cheer. It's a great look into the feelings of the main character that will forever change your perspective.