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I think of David Copperfield is a very unlucky guy, because he has got many problems and troubles

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I'm reading Peter Pan, it is a magic story. it was fantastic and it is my favorite Disney story. when I'm a child I loved this book.

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I love reading the Gone series about kids who get trapped in a dome with no parents. They start developing powers as an unsuspected enemy arises, The Darkness! This is a fiction series with Michael Grant authoring the book. There is 6 book Gone, Hunger, Lies, Plague, Fear, and Light respectively.

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The book I'm reading is the book Scat. It's so mysterious, and it's really suspenseful. It's funny because there is an class clown. The teacher is not as bad as she seems. Why? Read to find out

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I really liked the book "Skeleton Man." It is by Joseph Bruchac and I love this book.

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We really liked all of your books and they look interesting but my favorite series of book is Harry Potter I think it is better than the movie from class 502

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Our favourite books are the Canadian Flyer Series (which is the Canadian version of the Magic Treehouse series) by Frieda Wishinsky, and Robert Munsch books. We like Robert Munsch stories because they are hilarious and imaginative. We like the Canadian Flyer Series because they do tons of interesting adventures from the past that teach us cool facts!

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One for the Murphy's, Among the Hidden series, Percy Jackson series, the Diary of Anne Frank, Land of Stories, the Outsiders, Hunger Games, 39 Clues, Hypnotist, Wheel of Times, Mr. Pinkwhistle...can you tell we love reading??

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Our favourite class book is Mr. Cooper is Super by Dan Gutman from his new My Weirdest School series. We also really enjoyed Miss Klute is a Hoot.

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Kensuke's Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo.

We like this story because its all about being stranded on a desert island, something we had been talking about in our pirate topic.

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Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson. We read it and were inspired to write lots of pieces about being a pirate. You can have look at some of our writing.

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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

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Good Morning Centennial School Students! We were thrilled to receive your tweet! Our favourite books are Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak, Superworm by Julia Donaldson and The Day the Crayons Quit by Oliver Jeffers. We would love to hear what you enjoy reading too!

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Our favorite class book is Spooks by Joseph Delaney and we are loving the second book now!

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Our favourite class book is Louis Sachar 'There's a Boy in the Girls Bathroom' we read at the beginning of term and loved it!

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The Little Match Girl by Hans Christian Anderson is amazing. You can do tons of inferring, visualizing, using schema, predicting etc.

Suitable for higher grades too. Haven't done it with Grade 2's....

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We agree with all of the responses! We have so many favorite books as a class! We love Wonder, Out of My Mind, Edward Tulane, Where the Mountain Meets the Moon, Hatchet, Saturdays and Teacakes, El Deafo, Because of Winn Dixie, The Fault in Our Stars, One and Only Ivan, Warriors, Sherlock Holmes, Survivor, Game Changer, The Poppy Lady, The Dot, The Name Jar, The Carpenter's Gift, The Book Eating Boy and 14 Cows for America. WE LOVE READING!!!

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One of our favourite books is A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park

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One of our favourite books is A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park

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My favorite book is "The Land of Stories, A Grimm Warning" by Chris Colfer. I recommend this book because it is funny, happy, adventurous, scary and sometimes even sad. I can't even begin to tell you how great this book is!! I absolutely recommend this book to you if you like books with a lot of adventure.

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My favorite book is "Where The Red Fern Grows" by Wilson Rawls.  I like this book because it has 2 dogs and one boy named Billy, Billy wanted 2 🤬 hunter dogs so he saved up for them and got them. He became the best 🤬 hunter in town.

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"We trust the Teller of the Pointed Stones to know where our future lies. We will follow the path of the rising sun, but we will always carry the mountains, and all of you, in our hearts."

- Shaded Moss as The Early Settlers prepare to leave in The Sun Trail, page 43

For many moons, a tribe of cats have lived peacefully near the top of a mountain. But prey is scarce and season are harsh-and their leader fears they will not survive. When a mysterious vision reveals a land filled with food and water, a group of brave young cats set off in search of a better home.

But great danger awaits them. In this unfamiliar world, faced with loners and fierce rogues all vying for territory and power, the travelling cats must find a new way to live side by side-or risk tearing one another apart.

Detailed Plot Summary

The book begins in the mountains, from the point of view of Half Moon. She is worried because the Tribe is overcrowded and starving. Lion's Roar says that maybe they need to find another place to live, but Half Moon points out the mountains are where Jay's Wing led them. However, she sees a vision of a golden sunrise, and believes that maybe some of the Tribe could leave to find a new home, while the rest stay behind.

Meanwhile, a cat named Gray Wing is out hunting with his brother, Clear Sky. Together they take down a hawk and bring it back to the Tribe. Clear Sky affectionately nuzzles his mate, Bright Stream, while a she-cat named Turtle Tail flirts with Gray Wing. Stoneteller comes out into the cave and says that she has had a vision of a new home that the new cats could be led to. Clear Sky wants to go immediately, as does Gray Wing's little brother Jagged Peak, but Gray Wing is unsure sure about leaving. Bright Stream is also worried about leaving, but Clear Sky threatens to leave her behind. Stoneteller appoints a cat called Shaded Moss to lead the followers of the sun trail. Bright Stream goes hunting with Gray Wing, and tells him that she will go with Clear Sky to follow the sun trail. Gray Wing, on the other paw, has decided to stay. Back at the cave, Gray Wing's younger sister, Fluttering Bird, dies of hunger. Quiet Rain, Gray Wing's mother, is grief-stricken, and tells Gray Wing that he must leave so that not all of her kits will die. The Tribe comes to blows over cats leaving, so Stoneteller has them all cast stones over leaving. Gray Wing votes for the cats to stay, but the side that wants to leave the mountains wins. Gray Wing later talks with Stoneteller and asks if she ever wanted kits. She replies that all of the Tribe are her kits, but she did know love once.

Soon, the followers of the sun trail set out. The group is composed of Shattered Ice, Clear Sky, Quick Water, Tall Shadow, Cloud Spots, Jackdaw's Cry, Shaded Moss, Bright Stream, Rainswept Flower, Dappled Pelt, Turtle Tail, Falling Feather, Hawk Swoop, and Moon Shadow. The rest of the Tribe stays behind and finds out there is now a lot more food to go around. Jagged Peak wants to go hunting, so Gray Wing teaches him. The next day, he finds out Jagged Peak has gone missing. Misty Water, the Tribe's best tracker, figures out that Jagged Peak left to find the followers of the sun trail. Quiet Rain finally manages to convince Gray Wing to leave by telling him it is his responsibility to make sure Jagged Peak makes it to the new territory safely. Gray Wing agrees to go after Jagged Peak. A blizzard delays Gray Wing's departure, but he eventually manages to leave. Quiet Rain follows Gray Wing some of the way, until they reach a river. She tells him to cross quickly, due to the extremely thin ice that can only hold one cat. He says good-bye, but after he steps onto the ice, it starts to crack. He makes a run for safety, and is very lucky to not have been taken away in the current. A huge wall of mist rises, and he looks back, calling a last good-bye to Quiet Rain, but she is unable to hear him over the roaring of the river.

To put an end to several hopeless days of searching, he finds Jagged Peak being attacked by an eagle, and he rescues him. Jagged Peak believes that Gray Wing is going to take him back to the Tribe, but Gray Wing explains that he will help him find the followers of the sun trail. After several misadventures with Jagged Peak, Gray Wing has a dream about what the followers of the sun trail are doing. However, rather than being prophetic, this dream leads Gray Wing to realize that the followers of the sun trail are right above him, and he was hearing their voices as he slept. Gray Wing and Jagged Peak join the followers of the sun trail on their quest to find a new home. Gray Wing finds out Bright Stream is pregnant, but does not want the other followers of the sun trail to know because she thinks they will think that she will hold them back. As the group moves, eagles attack. They get away, and Clear Sky comes up with a plan to catch an eagle. Gray Wing and Bright Stream go out together, but Gray Wing hurts his leg. Because of his injured leg, Gray Wing is unable to save Bright Stream from the eagle and she is carried off. Turtle Tail tries to tell Gray Wing that Bright Stream's death wasn't his fault, but Gray Wing believes that it was his fault. The followers of the sun trail finally leave the mountains, and are shocked at how much food they find. However, not everything is easy. Gray Wing is stewing in guilt, and the crew has to fight kittypets, monsters, dogs, and sheep. Hawk Swoop dislocates her leg while running from some sheep, but Cloud Spots fixes it for her.

A rogue tells the followers of the sun trail about Highstones. Gray Wing and the others are sure that they will find their new home beyond the peaks of Highstones, and set out with high spirits. However, a dog attacks, and Shaded Moss is run over by a monster while trying to get away. The cats hold a funeral for him and continue on. The cats walk by Mothermouth, but ignore it. After some more traveling, they reach the moor. The cats set up camp there. A few days later, Gray Wing is hunting a rabbit when he crashes into Gorse. Wind is there as well, and a fight threatens to start. However, Tall Shadow shows up and prevents it. Later, Moon Shadow catches two squirrels in the woods. Tall Shadow tells him not to go in the woods, because there are hostile cats living there. When Moon Shadow asks who died and made her leader, Tall Shadow responds that Shaded Moss did. Tall Shadow isn't known to be a liar, so she takes over as the leader of the followers of the sun trail.

Gray Wing finds Clear Sky alone and apologizes for causing Bright Stream's death. However, Clear Sky blames himself because he wanted to fight the eagles. Gray Wing realizes that Bright Stream wouldn't want them to be so unhappy, and the brothers decide to move forward in life. The brothers explore the forest and find Sunningrocks. There they meet a black she-cat with a white paw and green eyes. She yells at them before swimming away. As the brothers head back to the moor, Gray Wing notices a kittypet following them. Gray Wing finds Moon Shadow fighting the swimming cat, a tom, and a yellow tabby she-cat. The cats get mad at Moon Shadow for picking random fights. Then Turtle Tail has an affectionate moment with Gray Wing at Fourtrees. It gets interrupted by the kittypet from before. She introduces herself as Bumble, and offers to show the two cats around her housefolk's nest. Gray Wing and Turtle Tail head back to the moor separately, and Gray Wing sees Wind and Gorse chasing a rabbit. Wind snags the rabbit from a tunnel. After Gray Wing assures the two that he doesn't want to pick a fight, Wind shows him the way through the tunnels. Dappled Pelt goes for a swim and Gray Wing finds Turtle Tail talking with Bumble again. That night, foxes attack. However, Clear Sky is able to come up with a plan and the cats manage to defeat them. Clear Sky eventually gets fed up with living in the moor and gets a vote to move to the trees. Only Clear Sky, Moon Shadow, Quick Water, Falling Feather, and Jagged Peak vote to go to the trees. But the five cats who wanted to move break off from the followers of the sun trail anyway.

The next day, Gray Wing goes to visit Clear Sky. He tries jumping through the trees with the group, but falls out of one and lands on a stump. A silver she-cat saves him from some wasps and leaves after making some sarcastic comments. Gray Wing goes hunting with Turtle Tail after that, but they each head back to the moor alone again. That night, Gray Wing finds Turtle Tail's nest empty. He figures that she's gone to the Twolegplace, so he heads there and meets the silver she-cat again. She introduces herself as Storm, and doesn't remember Gray Wing's full name. Storm shows Bumble's den to Gray Wing, and he finds Turtle Tail there. The two of them go back to the moor. Later, Gray Wing saves Storm from the yellow cat and a white tom, and Storm asks to see where the mountain cats are living. Gray Wing takes Storm to the top of the hollow and they arrange to meet again so Storm can show him the forest. As she leaves, Rainswept Flower notes that Gray Wing is falling for Storm.

Gray Wing meets Wind and Gorse, who chase a plump hare into Gray Wing, that he kills. They are now friendly to him, and the cats go to the hollow and share the hare with the followers of the sun trail. Later, Gray Wing sees Storm again. He offers to introduce her to Clear Sky, but a cat tries to stop them. After Gray Wing introduces himself as Clear Sky's brother, the cat takes Gray Wing and Storm to see Clear Sky. The cat is named Fox, and he is the brother of Petal, the yellow she-cat from before. There is awkwardness between Storm and Clear Sky, and Storm runs off. Gray Wing talks with Turtle Tail. Turtle Tail is obviously in love with him, but Gray Wing doesn't notice and instead tells her about his love of Storm. Turtle Tail pads off sadly. Due to her frustration and crush on Gray Wing, Turtle Tail goes to live with Bumble. A distraught Gray Wing finds Storm and starts to ask her to come live with him. However, Storm reveals that she is Clear Sky's mate, and she's going to have his kits. Gray Wing is hurt when she goes to live with Clear Sky, but he tries to accept it. Clear Sky was crushed when he lost Bright Stream, and deserves a second chance to be happy. Jackdaw's Cry tries to visit Falling Feather, his sister. However, Fox and another cat called Frost won't let him into Clear Sky's camp. Gray Wing confronts Clear Sky over this, and Clear Sky claims that he wants to make his community stronger. Falling Feather shows up, and explains Jagged Peak hurt his leg while jumping through the trees. Dappled Pelt comes, and after examining Jagged Peak explains that his leg is broken. She decides to stay with him for a little while. As Gray Wing leaves, he looks longingly at Storm.

Half a moon later, Jackdaw's Cry and Shattered Ice invent tunneling and explain its uses, including battle uses. Gray Wing is skeptical about the possibility of battle, but is inwardly worried about the chance. Afterwards, Fox shows up and wordlessly drops Jagged Peak on the ground. Because of Clear Sky's new views, he has exiled Jagged Peak because he thinks that he will be useless to the group. The followers of the sun trail take him in again and try to help him get better. Gray Wing is furious, and he heads back to confront Clear Sky again. However, Fox attacks him. Gray Wing accidentally kills Fox, throwing Clear Sky into a rage. He declares their brotherhood to be over. Storm calls him off on his abusive behavior, and runs away to Twolegplace. Clear Sky lets Storm leave, due to the fact that Clear Sky believes the community of cats comes first.

The season changes, and Hawk Swoop becomes pregnant with Jackdaw's Cry's kits. Gray Wing heads to Twolegplace to try and find Storm. He meets up with Turtle Tail and frustrates her further by telling her he's looking for Storm. However, Bumble takes him to an abandoned Twoleg den that smells strongly of monsters where Storm is staying. She's had three kits, but she refuses to let Gray Wing see them. Just as Gray Wing is leaving, he sees a monster coming to demolish Storm's Twoleg den. He runs back in, but it's too late and Storm dies trying to protect her kits. Gray Wing thinks that the kits are dead, but he realizes that one survived. He takes the kit back out to Turtle Tail and Bumble, and gives him the name Thunder. Gray Wing decides to give Thunder back to Clear Sky. However, Clear Sky refuses to take his son, claiming that Storm's death is a lot like Bright Stream's death. Gray Wing declares that he's wrong, because Storm's death had meaning. She may be gone, but she managed to save Thunder. Clear Sky still rejects Thunder, and Gray Wing realizes that they are now bitter enemies. Back at the hollow, Hawk Swoop agrees to give Thunder her milk. Gray Wing declares that Thunder will have cats to care for him, because from now on, he will be Thunder's father.

Bonus Scene

Petal and Fox, two siblings, fight against a badger, which ends up slaughtering their mother. Petal frets about what they will do now, and Fox insists that they'll survive. Petal doesn't know who will take care of them now, and wishes her mother to be safe, wherever she might be. Petal knows that Fox will try their best to support both of them. They smell two cats, who think they might share their prey. They encounter the two cats, and ask. One of the cats, a she-cat, tells them to look elsewhere. They see her claws unsheathe, and know what will happen if they don't stop bothering her. They notice that the other cats with her look unsympathetic as well. Together, they end up catching a squirrel, but a gray and white she-cat leaps down, hissing that all the prey in the area was theirs. Petal realizes that the cats don't care if they're kits - they'd leave them to die regardless. Petal knows they are truly on their own, and tells Fox to find somewhere else to hunt, as she wasn't going to let him starve to death. Fox asks why they were so mean, and Petal snaps that it doesn't matter, but they had learned a lesson today - that it was just the two of them. Petal walks deeper into the forest with her brother, trying to keep all the grief away from her. She thinks that she doesn't care if she never sees another cat again.

They are able to track down two mice, and share it between themselves. Petal finds a robin, and attempts to catch it, but the robin is distracted by yowling from the forest cats. Petal thinks she knows them, and Fox reminds them that they were the cats who had turned them away before. One of the cats, a gray tom, turns around and sees them, and the two siblings instantly flee, knowing the forest cats aren't quite friendly. Petal thinks that she got in one fight with them, and she doesn't want to get in another. They attempt to run away from them, but the gray tom calls them back, stating that he won't hurt them. Petal disbelieves that. She notices that Fox is trying to cross the river in a desperate attempt to escape, and calls him back, thinking that it is too dangerous. Petal and Fox try to go back to the tom and his companions, but they are still on the stepping stones. Petal accidentally falls from one, and almost drowns, but the gray tom saves her life. He introduces himself as Clear Sky. He instructs his companions to keep the half-drowned cat warm, and Petal notices that the cats are actually very kind, sharing their prey with each other and comforting one another. Clear Sky asks if she wants to join, and Petal queries if she and Fox can meet the others. She thinks that she will work on her hunting and fighting skills, and in the future, no cat will be able to push her around.

This is the only book in the Dawn of the Clans arc that Vicky is involved with.

HarperCollins has released the first three books in the Dawn of the Clans arc, The Sun Trail, Thunder Rising, and The First Battle, as a three-book collection. This collection is only available through HarperCollins are sold as digital copies.

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My favorite book is "Wonder", by R.J. Palacio. I like this book because it has lots of interesting details.

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One of my favorite books is "The 39 Clues "by  Gordon Karman. I love this book mostly because it has a lot of adventure and action. I recommend this book to adventures people because it has a lot of social/open world stuff.

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Publisher: Balzer + Bray
Release Date: April 26, 2011
Series: Duo (Thumped out April 24, 2012)
Age Group: Solid YA (strong, though not graphic, sexual content)
Genre: Post-apocalyptic
Pages: 336
Source: personal purchase - $.99 January Epic Reads, Kindle Edition
Rating Breakdown: Idea 3.5★; Execution 3★

Melody has her life all planned out-or, well, technically her parents do, but she's ok with that. Really, who wouldn't give their left ovary for a chance at a 6-figure signing bonus, college tuition, and a few moments with one of the most "fertilicious" sperm donors around? All she has to do is cook up a kid for the wealthy, childless Jaydens who've hired out her womb. Being a professional surrogate isn't just the right thing to do, you know, for humanity and all-since the HPSV (human progressive sterility virus) started sterilizing everyone over 18. Without teen surrogates, humanity would go extinct in a matter of years. No, it's also very hip-at least so say Melody's parents, all the ads, and the people at Babies R U, who sell prosthetic "FunBumps" to get flat bellies in the mood. And, so says Melody, who was the first to turn pro at her school and make it OK for everyone else to capitalize on their most valuable assets...before they go bad, that is. Even though she has yet to get bumped (the Jayden's have taken way too long selecting a boy toy), she's still as excited as she was when this all began-isnt' she?

Not if her twin sister, Harmony-who arrives from her sect's compound in Goodside unannounced and unwanted-can help it. Harmony's sole mission in life is to spread the Truth (or so she says), and that includes bringing Melody back from the brink of sinful disaster. Harmony certainly doesn't intend to bump with anyone. No, sir. Why would anyone want to do a thing like that??
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[ So, be forewarned: this book is all about sexuality, as you may well have guessed. Though there aren't any overly graphic scenes, sex is nonetheless very present throughout. Teenage pregnancy is a topic of ambiguous debate, and neither protection nor abstinence is considered seriously, nor is any perspective really committed to at the end. Perhaps some of those topics will be fleshed out (no pun intended..,) in Book 2, but were not in Book 1.]

For the first few chapters, I found this book rather annoying. A combination of heavy, heavy use of unexplained, world-specific slang from Melody, a wad of over-the-top fundamentalism from Harmony, and slow progress resulting from the alternating perspectives caused me to put it down several times. However, about halfway through, I began to get used to the slang. Harmony either softened up or I accepted her as a complex character (and not just an allegorical subject molded specifically to be mocked). The plot finally picked up, and I was surprised to find myself enjoying the last 150-or-so pages.

As for the world, it's rather thin and flat. Fleshed out predominantly through the slang, it doesn't ever really differentiate itself from "today." High schools are high schools; hospitals are hospitals. The only discernable nuances are the virus and an internalized blink-driven fusion of the Internet/Facebook called the "MiNet" (clever phonetics for "ME" net?) that we've seen 1000 times already (The Uglies...). However, the virus and its repercussions are intriguing enough to consider (for a more structured exploration of the same, see P. D. James' novel and the movie loosely based on it, Children on Men). The idea of gametes and uterus being commodities, and young girls being pressured to have not only sex, but babies, by peers and parents is an interesting and complex conflict. With the number of women experiencing fertility problems today and signs of a sperm count decrease being linked to water-borne hormones from oral contraceptives, it's not even that far-fetched an apocalypse.

However, I felt the book's handling of the topic was a bit too ambiguous. The focus was put more on the freedom to keep one's own child, with adoption treated as somewhat undesirable. (I understood that it was forced adoption that was being looked down upon, but awkward, superficial handling of the subject didn't really leave room for other considerations.) Because of the social situation, romance isn't a driving force of the novel, which was quite refreshing. But, again, like the idea of teen pregnancy, the concept of sex outside of affection wasn't well handled-though you do get a basic hint that the narrator feels one should be a prerequisite for the other. In the end, the story becomes more of an answer to the question, What would happen if extremist views that sex should only be procreative took over? than an exploration of the potential fallout from a debilitating virus or a even a promotion of sex's other uses.

In addition, the reasons why in vitro fertilization isn't more widely used is not satisfactorily explained at all. This was one of my biggest gripes. As an obvious alternative that's medically available today, not to give any real reason it isn't being used in such a future as this is just sloppy world-building. Additionally, though young people are having rampant sex (orgies included) STDs are never even mentioned. A cure has been found for AIDS, the reader is informed at one point, but no other mention of the hazards of unprotected sex are discussed, which I found rather irresponsible, given the age of the characters and the book's target audience.

Finally, the ending was soooo incredibly forced. It was an unexpected cliff-hanger that was obviously manufactured to extend the brand. I usually hate those types of endings. I didn't so much this time, but that may be due to the fact that I was reading an e-book, and thus unable to get outraged that the remaining pages were far less than needed to wrap up the plot (until it was already upon me!). Or, it simply might have been because I was so ambivalent about the characters and their story in general.

That said, I can't deny that I did enjoy it, though I can't really pinpoint why. While I am not sure I can say exactly what was good about it (nor sure it's worth spending the time to craft such thoughts...), I can say what wasn't bad: It wasn't full of awkward phrases or overly simplified lines-that is, it wasn't badly written on a line-by-line basis. The characters weren't utterly odious, annoying, or flat. The plot didn't completely stagnate. The idea wasn't totally cliché. It wasn't a cotton-candy read since, thankfully, it did have some thought-provoking substance. Oh, and it wasn't romance-driven. (Perhaps its best quality.)

I will surprise myself by giving it a thumbs up on the jargon, which so turned me off at the beginning. Though hard to get used to, it was quite clever. If as much time had been spent developing the themes and plot as was spent on the slang, it would have been much better book.

All in all, I would be flat out wrong if I said it didn't have something. I've spent a lot of time lately contemplating the idea that we are often judging books by too-narrow standards. Where literary criticism doesn't always turn up any merit (case and point: Harry Potter!), popular opinion belies qualities that the ivory tower is overlooking. It reminds me of the idea of differentiated learning styles-you know, visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. Whatever the literary equivalents of those are, this book has some of them. More on that topic to come.

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Publisher: Balzer + Bray Release Date: April 26, 2011 Series: Duo (Thumped out April 24, 2012) Age Group: Solid YA (strong, though not graphic, sexual content) Genre: Post-apocalyptic Pages: 336 Source: personal purchase - $.99 January Epic Reads, Kindle Edition Rating Breakdown: Idea 3.5★; Execution 3★ Melody has her life all planned out-or, well, technically her parents do, but she's ok with that.

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I - 4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA

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I - 4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA

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One of my favorite books is called Divergent, by Veronica Roth. Divergent is one of my favorite books because there is a lot of adventure and shocking advents. I would highly recommend this book if you like action.

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J- 4th grade, Lines Elementry, Barrington I, USA

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My favorite book is The Hypnotists by Gordon korman. This is a bo

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M- 4th Grade, Lines Elementry, Barrington, IL, USA 

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My favorite book is " The Boy In the Striped Pajamas" I love this book because it is sad and I love reading about Historical Fiction, and the Nazi and Hitler times. It is also adventurous and awesome! It is so awesome I can't even explane how much I liked this book. It is by John Boyne.

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J- 4th Grade , Lines Elementary, Barrington IL, USA

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J- 4th Grade , Lines Elementary, Barrington IL, USA

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My favorite book of all time is " The Maze Of Bones", by Rick Riordan. What I like about it is that it is full of adventure. I also like it because it starts the series of The 39 Clues!

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The Maze of Bones has 65,524 ratings and 4,384 reviews. Jim said: Book one of The 39 Clues: The Maze of Bones, by author Rick Riordan, is an exciting you...

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My favorite book is Warriors the sun trail the author is Erin hunter. I like it because it is fantastic action and who dose not like cats and action. And sad for some people who don't like happy books.

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B - 4th grade, Lines elementary, Barrington, USA

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B - 4th grade, Lines elementary, Barrington, USA

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My favorite book is "Ungifted" by Gordon korman

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C - 4th Grade,Lines Elementary,Barrington l,USA

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C - 4th Grade,Lines Elementary,Barrington l,USA

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One of my favorite books are "The Land Of Stories Wishing Spell" By Chris Colfer . It is very adventurous and you need to use your imagination in this book. It has lots of cool characters.

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The Wishing Spell has 67,353 ratings and 5,784 reviews. Hailey said: 4.5*This was SO much fun! Such a quick and engaging read. I loved how all the fair...

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J-Ms.g-4th grade, Lines Elementry, Barrington,

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J-Ms.g-4th grade, Lines Elementry, Barrington,

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E-4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA

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E-4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA

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One of my favorite books to read is called "The Land Of Stories A Grimm Warning" by Chris Colfer. The reason I love this book so much is because it includes all of the traditional fairy tales and adds a little twist to them. It also includes lots and lots of adventures in the story. I definitely recommend this book if you love adventure and fairy tale.

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A Grimm Warning has 19,193 ratings and 1,459 reviews. Brad said: BOOKS THREE AND FOUR HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED. , Lula said: This book was much better than ...

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R- 4TH Grade Lines Elementary,Barrington,IL,USA

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R- 4TH Grade Lines Elementary,Barrington,IL,USA

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I recommend the book the twits by  Rohl Doahl. The twits is really funny because they are brother and they fight and they are funny, they pull pranks on eachother why I love the book "the twits"

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K-4th Grade, Lines Elementary Barrington, IL, USA

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K-4th Grade, Lines Elementary Barrington, IL, USA

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One of my favorite books is Wonder by R.J. Palacio. This is my favorite book because it is a very touching book to those who get bullied just because of their outside personality. This encourages the people who are getting bullied to stand up for themselves.

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Wonder has been trumpeted as "a book that has made grown men weep" and I admit it put me a little on my guard before reading this debut novel.

Its author R.J Palacio is a New York-based graphic designer - otherwise known as Raquel Jaramillo - who has worked in publishing for years. Her book has been adroitly marketed.

In Wonder, heartstrings are well and truly yanked and although I did not weep, I was moved, as most parents should be, by the tale of little August Pullman. The book succeeds, ultimately, because the hero, known as Auggie, is such a marvellous character. He's smart, funny and courageous. What marks him out is a terrible facial abnormality, caused by a mutant gene, which has resulted in him having 27 operations.

Early in the book, August says: "I won't describe what I look like. Whatever you're thinking, it's probably worse." Clues are slowly dropped about his craniofacial abnormality. He is described as having "a mushed-up face" at birth. He eats "like a tortoise" because of surgery to repair a cleft palate that has left a hole in the roof of his mouth. His eyes come down too far, he has cheeks "that looked punched in". What he hates most is his ears, which are "like tiny closed fists". Auggie plaintively asks: "Why do I have to be so ugly, Mommy?"

He's hyper-alert to how people react to his face. Adults are often the most insensitive, talking behind their hands or staring in shock. Even in generous souls he can see hesitation, even if it is "for a millionth of a second".

Auggie has been taught at home but the book's drama starts when goes to school and has to interact with the mixed bag that is the human race. He is like "a lamb to the slaughter", says his kind father in an unguarded moment.

The most poisonous classmate, whose revolting, shallow parents are particularly well dissected by Palacio, is called Julian. After one episode, Auggie's mother says: "Is he the kind of kid who's one way in front of grown-ups and another way in front of kids? . . . ah, hate those." The impact of this nastiness on a sweet boy is tenderly portrayed. But equally well told - through lots of first-person accounts of friends and family - is the effect of Auugie's life on his friends and especially on his sister Via.

"Is it always going to be like this?" Auggie asks his mother when he had been brought especially low. Thankfully, society has moved on in many ways and intolerance is now sometimes confronted properly by the people who count. This is shown in Auggie's humane, bold headmaster, Mr Tushman, who emphasises how easy it is to hurt people and how we all have in us the choice always to be kind.

It won't do to give away too much of the plot but Wonder builds to a sweeping, uplifting finale. The book undoubtedly, and skilfully, manipulates the emotions of readers (watch out dog-lovers in particular) but it will delight children and adults because it's a terrific story and Palacio is exploring some fundamental truths about how humans behave. And how they should behave.

Wonder by R.J. Palacio (Bodley Head, £9.99)

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Wonder has been trumpeted as "a book that has made grown men weep" and I admit it put me a little on my guard before reading this debut novel. Its author R.J Palacio is a New York-based graphic designer - otherwise known as Raquel Jaramillo - who has worked in publishing for years.

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My favorite book is The False Prince by Jennifer Nielsen. The reason I like this book is because it has a lot of action and adventure. But if you don't like kingdoms and  foul play I don't recommend this book. But if you do this is a great book.

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The following two paragraphs were going to be my review before I reached the turning point of the story:

In fairness to the book, I made this fatal mistake of reading another fantasy series after Harry Potter and poor book suffered from my biases. So to make it clear, had I read the book at a different time, I would have probably loved it but forgive me if for the entire reading all I could think about was how badly I miss Harry Potter.

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Nenia ✨ I yeet my books back and forth ✨ Campbell

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The following two paragraphs were going to be my review before I reached the turning point of the story: In fairness to the book, I made this fatal mistake of reading another fantasy series after Harry Potter and poor book suffered from my biases.

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P-fourth grade, Lines Elmentary, Barrington, IL, USA

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P-fourth grade, Lines Elmentary, Barrington, IL, USA

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My favorite book is "The Land of stories a Grimm warning"by Chris Colfer. I recomend this book beacause it is funny, happy, adventouris, scary and sometimes even sad. I can't Evan begin to tell you how great this book Is! I apsolutly recomend this book to you if you like books with a lot of adventure!

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J-4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA.

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J-4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA.

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I'm reading the book "Wonder" I recommend this book because its really touching and whenever I read a couple pages it makes my day. That's how good the book "Wonder" is. I also think this story is really sad because "Auggie" has a deformed face. But that's what makes Wonder fun! This is for sure one of my favorite books I've ever read in my whole entire life! Auther, "R.J. Palacio.

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Wonder book. Read 60,544 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. I won't describe what I look like. Whatever you're thinking, it's probab...

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K-4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA 

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One of my favorite books is "Green Eggs And Ham" by, Dr Seuss, because it is rhyme-y

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T-4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA

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T-4th Grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, IL, USA

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One of my favorite books to read is "13 Gifts" by Wendy Mass. I recommend this book because if you like books that are funny and mysterious, then you'll like this book because there are funny and silly moments and the mystery is a comic book. You'll find out if you read the book.

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Wendy Mass turns to another magical birthday: 13! When Tara, a self-proclaimed shrinking violet, steals the school mascot, a goat, in order to make some friends with the popular crowd and gets caught, she gets herself in a heap of trouble.

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Ms. G. - 4th grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, I USA

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Ms. G. - 4th grade, Lines Elementary, Barrington, I USA

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One of my favorite books to read to kids is "The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles", by Julie Andrews. It is a hilarious story full of interesting characters, perilous danger, and... yes... a whangdoodle! (Who doesn't love a whangdoodle?!) If you are down for adventure, mystery, and hilarity- pick up this fantastical book!

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LC - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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LC - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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My favorite AJ book is "It's Halloween I'm Turning Green" by Dan Gutman. AJ's best friends are Ryan and Michael. He loves candy. He also likes to dress up in costumes.

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LR - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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LR - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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My favorite book is "The BFG" by Roald Dahl. I like it because the giant talks funny. Even though the pictures aren't very good, the words make you think of the picture without even looking at it!

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GM - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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GM - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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My favorite book is "George's Marvelous Medicine" by Roald Dahl. It's so funny. I like it because it makes me want to read more. I think whoever reads it will love it! It's impossible for someone to not like it!

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SG - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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SG - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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My favorite book is "Dr. Brad Has Gone Mad," by Dan Gutman. I like the book because the kids in the book are super funny and always mess around. That is why the series is called "My Weird School."

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RT - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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RT - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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My favorite book is "Chester," by Melanie Watt. It's this really good book about a cat named Chester who's fighting with the narrator because he's not the main character. But a little mouse is the main character so Chester tries to make the mouse leave in many different ways with his marker.

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SJ - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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SJ - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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I like "Iggy Loomis" by Jennifer Allison because it is funny. I also like it because I know the people that are in it.

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MM - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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MM - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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"There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom." This book is so cool. It's so funny! This is my favorite book by Louis Sachar.

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Trey, 12th Grade, Elizabeth City, NC

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Matt- 10th Grade, Elizabeth City, NC

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American International School, Hong Kong, Grade 2

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American International School, Hong Kong, Grade 2

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One of our favourite books and iPad apps is The Numberless by William Joyce and Christina Ellis.

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Mrs Boyce's 6th Class, Kanturk,Co.Cork, Ireland

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Mrs Boyce's 6th Class, Kanturk,Co.Cork, Ireland

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Our favourite books are Fintan''s Fifteen by Alan, Nolan, Skulduggary Pleasant by Derek Landy, The Maze Runner Series by James Dashner,Maleficent by Joe Roth, All about Sam by Lois Lowery, Rugby Warrier by Gerard Higgins, Lord Loss by Darren Shan, The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien, A Medal for Leroy by Michael Morpurgo, Goal by Dan Freeman & Demon Dentist by David Walliams.

This year our class novels are The War Horse, The Demon Headmaster, Under the Hawthorn Tree & The Boy in the Stripped Pyjamas.

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Mr. Carpenter - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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Mr. Carpenter - 2nd grade, Coonley Elementary, Chicago, IL USA

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My favorite book to read my students is "Swim! Swim!" by Lerch. It is absolutely hilarious. I'm not sure who likes it more--me or my students!

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Our favourite is Where the Wild Things Are...reminds us of us

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2nd class in St Peter's Primary, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland

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2nd class in St Peter's Primary, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland

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Our favourite books are the Horrid Henry series by Francesca Simon, books about wrestling, fairytales - especially the Boy who Cried Wolf. We really love Michael Rosen's 'We're going on a Bear Hunt'. We love 'The Mighty Robot'. We dressed up as the Mr Men library for World Book Day and our class mascot Páidi the Penguin dressed up as Mr Happy!

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One of my favourite books is Because of Winn-Dixie.

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My favorite books are the books of elsewhere and Harry Potter. Can you tell I absolutely LOVE fantasy books?

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Mrs. Amrine's 1st Grade Class/Chapman Elementary/Dublin, Ohio

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Mrs. Amrine's 1st Grade Class/Chapman Elementary/Dublin, Ohio

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We loved TOYS GO OUT by Emily Jenkins. It was voted our #1 class favorite!

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my favorite book is mystery of the griefers mark. Steve, Lucy, Adam, and Max and Henry are trying to find a griefer and the griefer capture henry so they have to find henry AND the griefer! but when Lucy and Steve  go hunting they see Thomas holding TNT and Thomas is hiding behind a tree and hides the TNT  there. they have half of a plan!!!

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dr. suess  is a good book becase it has rymings in i

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my favorite book is THE TEACHER from the BLACK LAGOON by Mike Thaler . pictures by Jared

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by cooper corn been

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book pokemon

Its my favoreded  book be cuz it has cute and cool thags and it has the wayit and posebel moves thir is evalowshens my favret is charizard

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book monster trucks. it is

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My favorite book is Golden Compos.

The golden compos  has adventures in the book. It's fun. It  has charieters.

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My favored  book is I have a wouk it    in my pocket and there is riming  word and we find difent  animols.

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My all-time favorite series is The Secret Series by Pseudonymous Bosch. The book is a bout a secret. But not just any secret. The Secret.

The narrator really convinces you to read this book, and I hope you follow his advice!

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My favorite book is Franny K. Stein vol.1

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My favorite book is The Book Of Elsewhere Vol.2

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My favorite book is diary of the wimpy kid hard luck.Its one of my favorite books.Its about a boy who has a crazy life and bad stuff happen to him. Like when he gets his new shoes dirty when he takes them to to school. Its really funny book i recommend it because when something bad happens to him its funny

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One of my favorite book is DragonBreath #1 &2 because i'm not finished with the series. The dragon caught in the cover is Dan. Dan is trying to breath fire but he fails every time he try to. But once Dan got to swim with his cousin or uncle in the sea. Then a octopus caught Dan and his friend and was about to eat them and that was the only time he breathed fire. If you like a book that has a lot of action and a graphic novel try this book!

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My favorite book is Myth O Mania Get to work Hercules by Kate Mcmullan the story is about a boy named hercules and he is the son of Zeus.I do not want to spoil the story so i hope somebody reads this story

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My one of many favorite books is called skeleton creek because it is scary. I LOVE GETTING SCARED AND HUMILIATED!!!!!! mostly when it is dark because i can surprisingly not get scared. I hope sometime you can get scared with me!!

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Conner/ Chapman Elementary/ Dublin, Ohio, USA

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Conner/ Chapman Elementary/ Dublin, Ohio, USA

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My favorite book is Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul. It is a really funny book i would recommend it to you because it is funny and it involves a family trip that turns out bad.

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I have a favorite book series called The Kane Chronicles by Rick Riordan.