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1. STICKY BURR: ADVENTURES IN BURRWOOD FOREST                                                     BY: JOHN LECHNER

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1. STICKY BURR: ADVENTURES IN BURRWOOD FOREST                                                     BY: JOHN LECHNER

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Date:
10/5/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction
Review:
It's a children’s graphic novel about Sticky Burr, his unshakable friends and his prickly foes! Welcome to Burrwood Forest, where a village of seed pods lead a busy life gathering food, building stick houses, and having extraordinary adventures. There are good friends like Sticky Burr and Mossy Burr, who stick together, and bad seeds like Scurvy Burr, who likes to irritate them every chance he gets. Watch out for wild dogs and maze trees, loyal insects and escapes on the fly in a gently quirky, delightfully detailed graphic novel that middle-graders and ambitious younger readers are bound to get stuck on. I like this book because I like the outside and I like how they made the book about burrs that are on trees. It’s a very interesting perspective on nature.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like nature and wildlife adventures.

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2. THE ADVENTURES OF OOK AND GLUK: KUNG-FU CAVEMEN FROM THE FUTURE                                                                           BY: DAV PILKEY

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2. THE ADVENTURES OF OOK AND GLUK: KUNG-FU CAVEMEN FROM THE FUTURE                                                                           BY: DAV PILKEY

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Date:
8/20/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction
Review:
It's a graphic novel spin off of Captain Underpants. The main characters are George and Harold. They are always complaining that scientist don’t know everything like they think they do! So they decide to make a comic book on their own about science facts. According to them, dinosaurs did not live at the same time as cavemen. I like the book because I liked the Captain Underpants book.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like adventure and captain underpants.

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3. EL DEAFO                                                                                                                         BY: CECE BELL

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3. EL DEAFO                                                                                                                         BY: CECE BELL

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Date:
9/5/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction
Review:
It's a semi-autobiographical young adult graphic novel by Cece Bell. In the book, an anthropomorphize rabbit version of Cece Bell, known as Cece struggles to balance her childhood being deaf. The story begins with Cece who is 4 years old and a rabbit who is living a normal happy life. She has a loving family, a best friend named Emma and enjoys bike rides with her Dad. I like this book because it shows that we are all human and having a disability doesn’t make you any less of a person.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who are accepting of others and don't judge others.

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4. SQUISH SUPER AMOEBA           BY: JENNIFER AND MATTHEW HOLM

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4. SQUISH SUPER AMOEBA           BY: JENNIFER AND MATTHEW HOLM

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Date:
9/12/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction
Review:
This book is a graphic novel about a comic book loving, twinkie eating grade school amoeba trying to find his way in the everyday world. Inspired by his favorite comic book hero SUPER AMOEBA! Squish has to work his way through school (bullies! Detention! Principal Planaria!). His Dad hates wearing ties and secretly listens to heavy metal music in his car. Don’t forget his friend Peggy-rainbows! I like the book because I would also hate wearing ties!
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like science.

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5. BABYMOUSE MAD SCIENTIST                                                     BY: JENNIFER AND MATTHEW HOLM

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5. BABYMOUSE MAD SCIENTIST                                                     BY: JENNIFER AND MATTHEW HOLM

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Date:
9/30/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction
Review:
This book is about a new science teacher in Baby mouse’s school, one who is hopeful that he and his students follow in the footsteps of “great scientists throughout the ages”. However, Baby mouse is unable to pay attention in class. She ends up sitting outside of the principal’s office once again. That afternoon, her Dad hands her a paper with details about an upcoming fair about science. I liked the book because I enjoy science and reading about it. I also like books that keep my attention.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like mice and science.

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1. THE NOTEBOOK OF DOOM SERIES                                                                                                    BY: TROY CUMMINGS

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1. THE NOTEBOOK OF DOOM SERIES                                                                                                    BY: TROY CUMMINGS

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Date:
9/30/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction
Review:
In this series you meet a new monster in every book. These books are very action packed. They have monsters, mystery, and adventures throughout the books. I enjoy these books because I like scary things and I like mysteries.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like monsters and mysteries.

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2. THE ORIGINAL ADVENTURES OF HANK THE COWDOG                                     BY: JOHN R. ERICKSON

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2. THE ORIGINAL ADVENTURES OF HANK THE COWDOG                                     BY: JOHN R. ERICKSON

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Date:
9/19/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction
Review:
Hank is a goofy dog. He lives on a ranch. He has several jobs to do and take them all so seriously. I enjoyed this book because I really like dogs and using them as characters keep me very interested in the book.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2-4.
This book would be interesting to kids who like dogs.

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3. FLAT STANLEY: HIS ORIGINAL ADVENTURE           BY: JEFF BROWN

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3. FLAT STANLEY: HIS ORIGINAL ADVENTURE           BY: JEFF BROWN

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Date:
9/15/2018
Genre:
Fiction
Review:
In this book the boy can slide under doors. He can also go down drainage grates and be a human kite. I enjoyed this book because it has us as readers step out of who we are and do similar things ghosts can do. This book was very adventurous.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like going on adventures.

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4. THE MAGIC TREE HOUSE SERIES                                          BY: MARY POPE OSBORNE

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4. THE MAGIC TREE HOUSE SERIES                                          BY: MARY POPE OSBORNE

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Date:
9/5/2018
Genre:
Fiction
Review:
In this series the kids in the book time travel. Throughout the books there are history, adventure, fun, and mystery's to solve. As you read each book you also learn. I enjoy these books because they are great learning tools.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like history, mystery, fun, and adventure.

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5. GEORGE BROWN CLASS CLOWN SUPER BURP                                           BY: NANCY KRULIK

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5. GEORGE BROWN CLASS CLOWN SUPER BURP                                           BY: NANCY KRULIK

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Date:
8/29/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Chapter Book
Review:
George Brown starts off as a normal kid and he wants to stay that way. But he then develops "Super Burps." He becomes the class clown with him belching everywhere at unexpected times. I enjoyed this book because it was a funny read.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like funny books.

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1. THE MAN WHO WALKED BETWEEN THE TOWERS          BY: MORDICAI GERSTEIN        (Award Winning)

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1. THE MAN WHO WALKED BETWEEN THE TOWERS          BY: MORDICAI GERSTEIN        (Award Winning)

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Date:
9/12/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about a man that walks on a rope between two towers. When the man does this he feels alone, happy, and free. This book is a true story. I enjoyed this book because it kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time I read it. The author did a good job at making you feel like you were actually there watching it happen.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like learning about real events and who like nail bitter books.

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2. IN PLAIN SIGHT                 BY: RICHARD JACKSON               (Underrepresented)

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2. IN PLAIN SIGHT                 BY: RICHARD JACKSON               (Underrepresented)

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Date:
8/29/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction Picture Book
Review:
This book is about a little girl and her grandpa. Everyday after school the little girl helps her grandpa find an item that he has lost. This book is a mirror to African American little girls and their grandpa.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-3.
This book would be interesting to kids who like books to relate to or who like eyespy.

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3.BEFORE SHE WAS HARRIET     BY: LESA CLINE-RANSOME     (Underrepresented)                               (Hot New Book)

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3.BEFORE SHE WAS HARRIET     BY: LESA CLINE-RANSOME     (Underrepresented)                               (Hot New Book)

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Date:
9/26/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about Harriet Tubman's life. This book would be a mirror to African American's and their ancestors or people that look like them. I really enjoyed this book because there was a lot that I didn't know about her but now I do. This book was for strong black woman.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like learning about African American history.

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4. RADIANT CHILD:THE STORY OF YOUNG ARTIST JEAN MICHEL-BASQUIAT                       BY: JAVAKA STEPTOE                           (Underrepresented)                    (Hot New Book)

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4. RADIANT CHILD:THE STORY OF YOUNG ARTIST JEAN MICHEL-BASQUIAT                       BY: JAVAKA STEPTOE                           (Underrepresented)                    (Hot New Book)

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Date:
9/26/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about Jean Michel as a young boy and becoming an artist. There were some obstacles on his journey but he made it through. He became an artist in the end. I enjoyed this book because it shows us that there will be obstacles in our life but we have to keep going and achieve our goals. This book would be a mirror of a young African american boy who wants to become an artist or even just an African american boy that has gone through any struggle.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 3-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like or want to be an artist.

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5. THE HOLE STORY OF THE DOUGHNUT                                                                       BY: PAT MILLER                         (Underrepresented)

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5. THE HOLE STORY OF THE DOUGHNUT                                                                       BY: PAT MILLER                         (Underrepresented)

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Date:
9/6/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Biography/Picture Book
Review:
This book tells about the true story of how the doughnut was invented. The man was a cook on the ship and cut the whole of each sinker and then fried them and that is where a doughnut came from. I really enjoyed this book because I have always wondered about where doughnuts really came from I know if i have wondered that then kids have too.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-5.
This book would be interesting to students who like doughnuts.

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6. ME...JANE                                                                    BY: PARTICK MCDONNELL

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6. ME...JANE                                                                    BY: PARTICK MCDONNELL

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Date:
9/17/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book starts off with a little girl named Jane that has a stuffed chimpanzee. She studied animals and wondered where apes came from. In the end the little girl grew up an to be a veterinarian which was a dream come true. I enjoyed this book because it felt more like a nonfiction book until the end where it shows a picture of the real woman and a chimp.
Age/Audience:
This book would be appropriate for kids in grades K-3.
This book would be interesting to kids who like animals.

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7. ONE TINY TURTLE                                                     BY: NICOLA DAVIES

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7. ONE TINY TURTLE                                                     BY: NICOLA DAVIES

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Date:
9/12/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book/Animals
Review:
This book is very informative about baby turtles. It is tells us about the different stages in a turtles life. I enjoyed this book because it is cute and shows how a baby turtle grows up to be a big turtle. The pictures are amazing as well.
Age/Audience:
This book would be appropriate for kids in grades 1-3.
This book would be interesting to kids who like turtles.

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8. AN EGG IS QUIET                                       BY: DIANNA HUTTS ASTON

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8. AN EGG IS QUIET                                       BY: DIANNA HUTTS ASTON

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Date:
9/14/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about eggs that come from animals. It informs the readers about different types of eggs. They even mention dinosaurs in the book. In the end it says an eggs is quiet but then an egg is noisy because it hatches. I enjoyed this book because I liked learned about the different types of eggs.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades k-3.
This book would be interesting to kids who like animals that lay eggs.

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9. THE RIGHT WORD: ROGER AND HIS THESAURUS                                                      BY: JENNIFER BRYANT 

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9. THE RIGHT WORD: ROGER AND HIS THESAURUS                                                      BY: JENNIFER BRYANT 

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Date:
9/29/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
Words that the boy learned were powerful things as he believed. When he put the word into long neat rows he felt as if the world itself clicked into order. I really enjoyed this book because he made the all the words in the thesaurus clearer to understand. I thought this book was very interesting.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades k-3.
This book would be interesting to kids who have a hard time with big words.

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10. BECAUSE OF AN ACORN           BY: LOLA & ADAM SCHAEFER

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10. BECAUSE OF AN ACORN           BY: LOLA & ADAM SCHAEFER

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Date:
9/27/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is an informative picture book of the ecosystem. It shows how everything is connected to each other. It also talks about the food chain. I really enjoyed this book because it informed me about the things that are connected to each other that I didn't know.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-1.
This book would be interesting to kids who like science and the ecosystem.

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11. GRANDMOTHER FISH          BY: JONATHAN TWEET

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11. GRANDMOTHER FISH          BY: JONATHAN TWEET

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Date:
9/28/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book/Animals
Review:
This book is about evolution from fish to human. It breaks evolution down for kids to understand it. As everything is broken down each animal has a quality that humans have. I enjoyed this book because I thought the illustrations were great and helped explain what was going on in the story very well.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like animals.

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12. A POEM FOR PETER             BY: ANDREA DAVIS PINKNEY

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12. A POEM FOR PETER             BY: ANDREA DAVIS PINKNEY

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Date:
9/11/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
When the boy who would become Peter first came into Ezra’s life awhile ago. This book shows the history of the first mainstream kids book to feature an African American child. I enjoyed this book because it was interesting to see how the little boy grew up.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to young boys.

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13. ON A BEAM OF LIGHT          BY: JENNIFER BERNE

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13. ON A BEAM OF LIGHT          BY: JENNIFER BERNE

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Date:
9/12/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about Albert Einstein from a little boy to an old man. He was very curious about light, atoms, the universe, and forces. He grew up to be a genius and everywhere he went he loved to learn. I enjoyed this book because we got an inside look on how Albert Einstein thinks.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 2-5.
This book would be interesting to kids who like science.

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14. THE BOY WHO LOVED MATH                                                                                                  BY: DEBORAH HEILIGMAN

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14. THE BOY WHO LOVED MATH                                                                                                  BY: DEBORAH HEILIGMAN

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Date:
8/24/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
In the book the boy grew up to be one of the greatest mathematicians. The boy would teach himself to count really high and he would count how many days till summer break. The boy didn't want to go to school anymore so his mom got him a tutor for at home. This book also explains different math vocabulary. I enjoyed this book because I like math.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like math.

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15. THE NOISY PAINT BOX        BY: BARB ROSENSTOCK

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15. THE NOISY PAINT BOX        BY: BARB ROSENSTOCK

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Date:
9/3/2018
Genre:
Nonfiction/Picture Book
Review:
In this book when the little boy opened his paint box he would hear an orchestras symphony. As he grew older he would continue hearing the colors sing. He became the fist painter of abstract art. I enjoyed this book because we got to jump into an artists mind to see how they feel about the colors they use.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades 1-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like artists and painting.

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1. PRINCESS HAIR                  BY: SHAREE MILLER                                           (Underrepresented) 

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1. PRINCESS HAIR                  BY: SHAREE MILLER                                           (Underrepresented) 

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Date:
8/30/2018
Genre:
Fantasy/Fiction/Picture Book
Review: This book is about African american princess's. This book would be a mirror to little girls that look like the ones in the story. This book shows that it doesn't matter how your hair looks you are still a princess. I enjoyed this book because it was culturally diverse.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like princess's and who look like the kids in the book.

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2. YOU CAN READ                   BY: HELAINE BECKER                        (Hot New Book)

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2. YOU CAN READ                   BY: HELAINE BECKER                        (Hot New Book)

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Date:
8/29/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about telling students that they can read. It also shows them that they can read anywhere they want to. I really enjoyed this book because it shows children that they can read anywhere they want to. It is good for kids to read everywhere they want to and whatever they want to.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to any kind of reader that is a struggling reader.

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3. NO DAVID                             BY: DAVID SHANNON                            (Award Winning) 

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3. NO DAVID                             BY: DAVID SHANNON                            (Award Winning) 

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Date:
8/25/2018
Genre:
Comedy/Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
The entire story David is doing things that he shouldn't be doing. Every time he does something his mom says, "No David!" I really enjoyed this book because as a child even though you have done wrong you still want your mom to comfort you. As a mom I would still love my son no matter what he did/does.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-1.
This book would be interesting to kids who like a funny story.

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4. BEAUTIFUL                          BY: STACY MCANULTY               (Hot New Book)

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4. BEAUTIFUL                          BY: STACY MCANULTY               (Hot New Book)

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Date:
8/26/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book shows girls that every girl is unique, talented, and lovable. It also shows that every girl is beautiful. I really enjoyed this book because it shows girls that no matter what they are beautiful. There is also no pressure in changing who you are to be beautiful because you are already beautiful in your own way.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-1.
This book would be interesting to kids that are girls in particular or that like girl things.

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5. THE POLAR EXPRESS        BY: CHRIS VAN ALLSBURG       (Award Winning)

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5. THE POLAR EXPRESS        BY: CHRIS VAN ALLSBURG       (Award Winning)

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Date:
8/25/2018
Genre:
Fantasy/Adventure/Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
The book is about a little boy who gets on a train to go see Santa. The boy receives the first gift of Christmas. For the little boy to hear the gift then he must believe. I really enjoyed this book because it reminds me of when i was a little kid waiting up all night for Santa to come.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades k-3.
This book would be interesting to kids who like Christmas and adventure.

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6. AFTER THE FALL                                            BY: DAN SANTAT                                                     (Award Winning)

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6. AFTER THE FALL                                            BY: DAN SANTAT                                                     (Award Winning)

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Date:
9/15/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Fantasy/Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book was about Humpty Dumpty's side of the story. After he fell he was afraid of heights. Throughout the entire story he wanted to fly. In the end he cracks and becomes a bird. I really enjoyed this book because it shows us that you never know what someone has been through until you place yourself in there shoes.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like the original story of Humpty Dumpty or that like fantasy's.

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7. THE GIVING TREE                         BY: SHEL SILVERSTEIN (Award Winning)

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7. THE GIVING TREE                         BY: SHEL SILVERSTEIN (Award Winning)

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Date:
8/23/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
I really enjoyed this book. It shows a tree giving "the shirt off of her own back" to leave herself with nothing as long as the boy has everything. It made the tree very happy to give the boy everything he wanted even though it felt like he didn't appreciate it. As a mom I would do the same thing for my child.
Age/Audience:
This book is perfect for kids in grades 1-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like to make the people that they love happy.

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8. A BAD CASE OF STRIPES            BY: DAVID SHANNON

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8. A BAD CASE OF STRIPES            BY: DAVID SHANNON

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Date:
9/5/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about a girl who develops stripes and is too much of a distraction at school. The girl worried about what people thought of her. I enjoyed this book because in the end she was the incredible changing girl. This book will show kids that it is alright to be different and that you should always be yourself.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like are afraid to be different than everyone else or students that are trying to "fit" in.

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9. IF YOU GIVE A MOOSE A MUFFIN                                BY: LAURA NUMEROFF

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9. IF YOU GIVE A MOOSE A MUFFIN                                BY: LAURA NUMEROFF

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Date:
9/3/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about a series of events about a moose getting a muffin and wanting jam to go with it. There is a lot of events that happen in this book. This book would be a great book to teach students sequencing. I really enjoyed this book because it reminds me of my moms homemade fudge and how I always need milk to go with it.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like moose's and that like the other books by Laura Numeroff.

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10. LOVE YOU FOREVER                                  BY: ROBERT MUNSCH

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10. LOVE YOU FOREVER                                  BY: ROBERT MUNSCH

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Date:
9/3/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about a loving mom and her son. The mom and son such a wonderful bond. She rocks him until she gets old and then the son rocks his mom when she is old. This book will show kids love and care. I really enjoyed this book because it make me think of what I would do with my own son.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who love their mom.

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11. FIVE LITTLE MONKEY'S JUMPING ON THE BED             BY: EILEEN CHRISTELOW

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11. FIVE LITTLE MONKEY'S JUMPING ON THE BED             BY: EILEEN CHRISTELOW

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Date:
9/1/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about monkey jumping on the bed and falling off and bumping their head. The doctor says, "No more monkeys jumping on the bed." I like this book because it goes along with the nursery rhyme. I also enjoyed this book because it is a counting book.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in kindergarten.
This book would be interesting to kids who like counting books and nursery rhymes.

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12. THE TRUE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS                   BY: A. WOLF

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12. THE TRUE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE PIGS                   BY: A. WOLF

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Date:
8/23/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about the wolfs side of the story of the three little pigs. You never know what is going on with someone until you place yourself in another person's shoes. The wolf's side of the story he wasn't mean he was just sneezing. I enjoyed this book because it give us as readers a different perspective of the three little pigs.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-3.
This book would be interesting to kids who like different sides of the story of a classic book, pigs, and wolfs.

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13. STICK AND STONE                                BY: BETH FERRY

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13. STICK AND STONE                                BY: BETH FERRY

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Date:
9/3/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about a stick and stone that make 10. They start off lonely then they become friends because they stick up for each other. I enjoyed this book because it rhymed. I also enjoyed this book because it shows a friendship that has grown.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-1.
This book would be interesting to kids who like books that rhyme.

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14. PETE THE CAT I LOVE MY WHITE SHOES             BY: ERIC LITWIN

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14. PETE THE CAT I LOVE MY WHITE SHOES             BY: ERIC LITWIN

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Date:
8/14/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
The cat steps in various things that changes the color of his shoes. He keeps walking though no matter what he steps in. The moral of the story is no matter what you step in keep walking along and singing your song because its all good. I really enjoyed this book because it tells kids to keep your head up no matter what happens. Kids will be able to relate this story to their own lives.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like cats.

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15. HEY LITTLE AUNT                                      BY: PHILLIP & HANNAH HOOSE

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15. HEY LITTLE AUNT                                      BY: PHILLIP & HANNAH HOOSE

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Date:
9/1/2018
Genre:
Fiction/Picture Book
Review:
This book is about a boy and an ant. The little boy wants to squish the ant but the ant asks him not to. The ant explains to the boy why he shouldn't squish him. I enjoyed this book because there is no real ending to it. You get to decide whether or not the boy gets to squish the ant. It also shows kids to put yourself in other peoples shoes before you judge them.
Age/Audience:
This book is appropriate for kids in grades K-2.
This book would be interesting to kids who like ants.