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The Split History of World War I: A Perspectives Flip Book By: Michael Burgan

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The Split History of World War I: A Perspectives Flip Book By: Michael Burgan

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To Kill a Mockingbird was an amazing book full of intense events and is a pure classic. I loved this book because it was such an amazing book and it showed what life was like in the 1930s in the south of America. I would recommend this book to anyone who is into old classics and anyone who loves courtroom cases.

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Old School By: Jeff Kinney

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Old School By: Jeff Kinney

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid Old School by: Jeff Kinney was like any other Diary of a Wimpy Kid book. The book was quite funny and was very interesting and fun to read. As a DOAWK (Diary of a Wimpy Kid) book reader, I have all the latest books in the 11 book series, except for book 11 which is called Double Down, and this book 10 was pretty fun to read. I really enjoyed the first few because they were the original, but this one was not bad, but it wasn’t as good as the first couple books. To conclude, I rate this book a 3.5/5 because I expected a little more comedy and detail from this book, but it wasn’t that bad as I read it.

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Night By: Elie Wiesel was about this Holocaust Survivor who told the story about his time in concentration camps and the most infamous and well known one named Auschwitz in Poland. Elie Wiesel tells the horrid and inhumane things that the SS and the Nazis did to innocent civilians. The book was very dark and deep to the bone that sometimes while reading it, it gave me chills, but I couldn't put the book down and always was on edge. The book was very interesting to read and I learned a lot more information about what the Germans did to Jewish people during the Second World War and the Holocaust.

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The Battle of New Orleans By: Robert V. Remini 

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The Battle of New Orleans By: Robert V. Remini 

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The Battle of New Orleans was a very educational book about the War of 1812 and the actual battle in the book. It talks about how Andrew Jackson lead a group of unorganized soldiers that weren't experienced at all and decrepit against the British Redcoats to fight for New Orleans. I learned a lot about Andrew Jackson's tactics in his victory against the British and how he led an army of inexperienced men to win The Battle of New Orleans.

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Maus by: Art Spiegelman was a very interesting and a fun book to read. One thing that I liked about it was that it was a Graphic Novel and I really enjoy those types of books. Another thing was that is showed the times of WWII and what is was like to be a Jewish person and descent at the time in Central Europe and it showed many hardships that the main character had to go through to survive the horrific and racist war.

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This book was a very fun book to read. I learned a lot about how the weapon was made and followed the life of the rifle. It was a great choice for a historical fiction book to read and I was glad to choose this book.

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NYPD RED 2 By: James Patterson and Marshall Kar

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NYPD RED 2 By: James Patterson and Marshall Kar

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Since I read the first one, I had to read NYPD RED 2 and it was just as good. It was very intense about the Hazmat Killings and I enjoyed this book a lot. I am ready for the next NYPD book!

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Nikola Tesla A Spark of Genius By: Carol Dommermuth-Costa

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Nikola Tesla A Spark of Genius By: Carol Dommermuth-Costa

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I always was fond of Nikola Tesla and his work, so I decided it was time to read a biography on him. I learned a lot from it and I loved reading this book and learned new things about the great Nikola Tesla.

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NYPD RED By: James Patterson and Marshall Karp

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NYPD RED By: James Patterson and Marshall Karp

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I always liked the Patterson books and this one was one of my favorites. He always made other books that I liked such as Toys and Kill Me If You Can. The plot was amazing and it was hard to put down and I loved this book.