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Gary Paulsen

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J.K Rowling

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J.K Rowling

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Rick Riordan
Myth
This book is perfect looking fo an adventurous story with lots of humor, wit, and action. I loved this book and would recommend it for even the most reluctant readers.

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R.J Palacio
Realistic Fiction
This story tells of a young boy who has a disastrously disfigured face. He will have to survive a whole school year with people gawking at his face, but no one knows what will turn out. An awesome book for anybody.

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Cece Bell
Fiction
This graphic novel is centered on a young deaf rabbit. She will have to wear an enormous hearing aid everywhere in school. She may not want to go, but anything can happen in this story of happiness, friendship, and cunning.

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Patrick Skene Catling
Fantasy
When John Midas finds a magic chocolate bar in a store, he finds that by eating it, everything that his mouth touches will turn to chocolate. At first it i started enjoyable, but soon it turns bad. I love this.

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Steven Kellogg
Informational
This counting book shows how much exactly are some very large numbers.

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Katherine Applegate
Fiction
Ivan, a silverback gorilla, finds it very hard to survive in a mall, but his feeling s change after Ruby, a baby elephant arrives.

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Lauren Tarshis
Realistic Fiction
Barry lives with his family in New Orleans, but when Hurricane Katrina strikes, his peaceful life turns into a fast-paced story of wind, water, and most of all, survival. Very good book.

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Jack Prelutsky
Poetry
This collection of poetry is hilarious and smart. It isn’t just for the humorous. The wit put into this is almost magical, and will transform all personalities into gold.

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Sarah Mlynowski and others
Many genres
With extras from many famous authors, the Time we Ran Away is nevertheless wonderful. I would like it if this book got spread everywhere and earned as much fame as its parents.

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Roald Dahl
Fiction
When Sophie is taken from her orphanage to the cave of the BFG, at first she is terrified, but soon she can make herself at home, but then, the unthinkable happens. Read this amazing book to know what!

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Jude Watson
Mystery
The fourth installment in the 39 Clues takes Amy and Dan Cahill to Egypt, where they find the fourth clue, and maybe a little espionage.

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Lane Smith
Historical Fiction
This pseudo-nonfiction story tells of four Patriots when they were young. Hilarious and comical, this book is for anybody at any time.

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Jon Sciezka
Poetry
This book is a collection of science poems. I like it because it is smart, funny, and keeps me hooked all the time.

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Michael Buckley
Fantasy
This next book in NERDS centers around Matilda Choi, a Korean girl with a very severe case of asthma. When she enters a cheerleading squeak to do some spy work, peacefulness will be turned into disaster. I like it because of the humor and brave action.

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Michael Buckley
Fantasy
Duncan Dewey never thought his neighbor would be the wielded of a ray gun that manipulates electric devices. But it’s true, and this book will keep you hanging on the edge of your seat.

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Michael Buckley
Fantasy
When Jackson Jones joins NERDS, his other teammates think he is a bully. But through this amazingly book, he slowly proves them wrong. Funny and maybe a little pun heavy, but still great.

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Pam Muñoz Ryan
Fantasy
This story centers along three children, each with their lives tangled around a harmonica. Their stories weave together in the loom of destiny, missions, and maybe some tears.

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Steven Kellogg
Realistic Fiction

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Jenifer Corr Morse
Nonfiction
This collection of records include food, comedy, architecture, and many other topics you never thought about. It will keep readers entertained for many hours, lost in visions of the world’s largest anything’s.

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Linda Sue Park
Realistic Fiction
Two African people, two dangerous missions. As one travels through the world, searching for his purpose, the other one struggles through daily life and then finds a glorious solution. Amazing, witty, and overall phenomenal.

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Andy Melenchek
Fantasy
In New Mexico, people all over the place are getting ready for Christmas. I love it because of the simplicity and ability to get you engrossed.

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Patricia Lauber
Nonfiction
Most people have never seen the actual blue and green marble we call Earth. However, these stories and photos provide the finest detail about our beloved planet.

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Johanna Hurwitz
Realistic Fiction
Two boys are not feeling well when their new neighbor, Bolivia, want some them to come over for a summer play date, but when a parrot escapes from the house, this time will be a playdate  all three will remember.

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Allan Schroeder
Historical Fiction
Louis Armstrong grew up poor, but he can soon get a horn from his money. I love it because of the adventure, cunning, and just overall happiness.

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Margaret Ruurs
Nonfiction
How do people around the world get their books? This story will have the answer, in a simple format. Love it because of the detail and captions.

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Peter Lerangis
Mystery
The 3rd 39 Clues book sees Amy and Dan Cahill traveling to Japan and Korea, searching for the third clue. Suspenseful and maybe a little frightening.

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Katherine Applegate
Realistic Fiction
Kek, an African American child, is scared and curious when he arrives into America. Slowly he learns of the culture of his new friends, and above all, be able to fit in with everyone else, but never become a true American

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Pam Muñoz Ryan
Realistic Fiction
Naomi Léon never thought her life would become different. That is, until her mother, Skyla Jones, comes around. She wants Naomi to travel with her to Las Vegas, but her grandmother and friends escape to Mexico before that happens. I love it because of the happy sadness and family moral.

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April Pulley Sayre
Nonfiction
This book describes some of the slowest anythings in existence. From sloths, to spiders to a tapeworm, this book will show you a class of animals no one really thinks about.

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Katherine Applegate
Fantasy
Jackson’s poor family has hardly enough money for anything, but n imaginary cat named Crenshaw may change all of that and bring Jackson some true happiness.

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Ken Jennings
Nonfiction
Want to know everything’s about Greek Mythology? Look no further than this! I recommend for anybody wishing to know a little bit more about these amazing myths.

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Gordon Korman
Mystery
After securing the first clue, Amy and Dan flock to Austria and Venice to secure the next one. Following a mad canal battle, a museum raid, and more, Amy and Dan have an adventure like nobody else’s.

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Rick Riordan
Mystery
After Grace Cahill’s death, the Cahill family is split into chaos following a mad chase for a legendary serum that provide some unimaginable power. Searching across the world, the underdogs, Amy and Dan Cahill, have to learn their smarts and courage to survive.

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Eve Bunting
Realistic Fiction
A boy and his father live in an airport. Relatively sufficient materials ensure survival, but the boy is angry because of how others are never sympathetic towards him. He eventually finds freedom.