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Panem is a nation made up of the Capital and twelve surrounding districts that exist in the ruins of what was once known as North America. The Capitol is cruel, and it keeps the other districts in line by forcing them to compete in the yearly Hunger Games, a televised fight to the death. A lottery selects one boy and one girl between the ages of twelve and sixteen to participate. Katniss Everdeen, sixteen years old, moves forward to take her sister's place in the games. This book is well written and visually appealing. This book has the potential to elicit lively debates or writing assignments about various forms of governance and its hold over the people.

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This story is about a pig named Wilber and a spider named Charlotte who form an unexpected friendship in order to save Wilber from being slaughtered. This narrative is captivating and heart warming because of their friendship and affection for one another.

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This is a compilation of poems. The book starts with an introduction titled "Just Before We Begin", which urges the reader to imagine who the narrator is for themselves. The first appearance of Winnie-the-Pooh is also included in this compilation. These are easy, classic poems that can be read to younger children as well as prepared by older youngsters.

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This duckling is cruelly ridiculed by his purported siblings, but the mother duck adores him. He eventually goes away, and fledgling experiences a series of adventures as the seasons change, from a close encounter with a hunting dog to becoming stranded in ice. He grows and transforms throughout the story, and in the joyful conclusion, he achieves peace and contentment when his true identity is revealed to himself and the reader.

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6. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

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6. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

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This book is a favourite among children because of its rhyming and tissue paper collage graphics. On each page, we meet a new animal who encourages us to keep reading to find out what creature will appear next.
Because this pattern is repeated over and again, the reader may readily anticipate the next rhyme. This book is excellent for anticipating and increasing fluency in young readers.

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The children's struggle with the fears they have unleashed is at the heart of the story. When things get tough, the kids ponder staying at home and waiting for their parents. They realize, however, that if order is to be recovered, they must finish the game themselves.

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People have the ability to surprise you. The old saying "never judge a book by it's cover" has been repeated hundreds of times, but we still don't understand what it means. Making a quick judgment about someone can be dangerous, as these books have demonstrated.

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Having the morals of kindness to everybody, forgiveness for others mistakes, and never allowing unpleasant things to break your heart is more important than doing evil things. The story themes include good versus evil and how luck may change your life.

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Because of insecurities, the evil queen did such a bad thing to Snow White. Insecurities exist in everyone. It's how they deal with it that matters. The queen responds by being cruel. In the end, the queen failed because anything based on evil is doomed to fail.

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Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter were the names of the four tiny Rabbits. They resided under a sandbank beneath the root of a large fir tree with their Mother. Then, their mother will go out and she reminds the 4 rabbits that they can go to the fields but not in McGregor's Garden. The 3 rabbit listen to their mother but the other one did not.
The story shows that when your mother or parent forbid you to go in that particular place, you should listen. Mother knows best that is why we should always listen to our mother/parents.