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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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This book won the Nobel Peace Prize.

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This book was published in January 2017.

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Freedom in Congo Square by Carole Boston Weatherford and R. Gregory Christie 

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Freedom in Congo Square by Carole Boston Weatherford and R. Gregory Christie 

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This book won the Randolph Caldecott Medal in 2017.

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This book was published in September 2017.

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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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This book was published in October 2017.

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This book was published in April 2016.

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This book was published in February 2018.

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This book won the Theodor Seuss Geisel Award in 2017.

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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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This book is about Malala's life experiences, who is a girl from Pakistan. This book provides hope for any population of people that has very little power and freedom. Malala's courage when writing her book could help influence others to do the same.

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Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me by Daniel Beaty

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Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me by Daniel Beaty

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This book won the Coretta Scott King Award in 2014.

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Last Stop on Market Street by Matt De La Pena

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Last Stop on Market Street by Matt De La Pena

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This book is about an African-American boy named CJ and his Nana. The young boy does not have things that his friends have and has to take the bus to town. This book can be used to teach kids to appreciate and be grateful for what they do have.

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Survivor Diaries: Overboard! by Terry Lynn Johnson 

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Survivor Diaries: Overboard! by Terry Lynn Johnson 

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This book was published in July 2017.

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Keena Ford and the Second-Grade Mix-Up by Melissa Thomson

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Keena Ford and the Second-Grade Mix-Up by Melissa Thomson

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This book is about a girl named Keena Ford and her teacher. Ms. Hanson has mixed up her birthday and has a piece of cake and a crown waiting for Keena... but it's not really her birthday. I liked this book because it made me laugh a lot. It also has short chapters, which is nice for kids who are just starting to read chapter books. This book is appropriate for grades 1-3. This book would be interesting to kids who like books that make them laugh, books about friendship, and who enjoy reading about school. I read this book in September 2018.

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This book describes 13 American women who persisted. It especially encourages women to be persistent and to not give up.

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28 Days: Moments in Black History that Changed the World by Charles R. Smith Jr. 

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28 Days: Moments in Black History that Changed the World by Charles R. Smith Jr. 

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This book highlights different people who were a part of the underrepresented population and still influenced the world. This book can be used as a window for students to learn about changes that took place in our world and to learn about how we got to where we are today because of these people.

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The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend by Dan Santat

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The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend by Dan Santat

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This book won the Caldecott Award in 2015.

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Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me by Daniel Beaty

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Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me by Daniel Beaty

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This book is about a father who was incarcerated and a boy who was left fatherless. This book could be used as a window for any child who is in a similar situation, or who may not have a father figure in their life.

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This book is about two boys who are enemies. The dad makes an enemy pie for his son to give to Jeremy Ross. In order for the boy to give Jeremy the pie, he must spend the entire day with him first. This book would be a good read aloud if your students are having a hard time getting along with one another. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level M reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like friendship books, pie, and playing outside. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about a boy and a stray dog who become friends and eventually become surfer friends. The dog watches out for the boy and the boy watches out for the dog, just like friends do. I liked this book because it reminded me of mine own dog, and that sometimes our pets are our friends too. This book is appropriate for grades K-2. This book would be interesting to kids who like dogs, the ocean, surfing or books about friendship. I read this book in October 2018.

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The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend by Dan Santat

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The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend by Dan Santat

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This book is about an imaginary friend who was wanting to be chosen by a real child. Beekle traveled to the real world in search of a friend, where he met a girl named Alice. Beekle and Alice became friends and did things together that friends do. I liked this book because of how unique and creative the pictures were. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level K reading level. This book would be a good read aloud for encouraging students to make friends. I read this book in October 2018.

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Pete the Cat: The Wheels on the Bus by James Dean

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Pete the Cat: The Wheels on the Bus by James Dean

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In this book, Pete the Cat drives the bus to school. I liked this book because the words are in tune to the song "Wheels on the Bus." This book is appropriate for Kindergarteners and is considered a level G reading level. This book was the first book that I read aloud to a class! I read this book in September 2018.

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The Boy Who Loved Bananas by George Elliott

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The Boy Who Loved Bananas by George Elliott

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This book is about a boy named Matthew who ate a bunch of bananas and turned into a monkey. This book would be interesting to kids who love monkeys, bananas or love books that make them laugh. I read this book in September 2018 with my READ 3200 kiddo because his name is also Matthew! I was unable to find the appropriate grade level and reading level for this book.

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This book is about a bull named Ferdinand that is not your typical bull. He likes to sit in the shade and smell flowers. Ferdinand was chosen to be in the bull fight in Madrid, but he did not actually fight when the time came. This book would be interesting to kids who like flowers, bulls or books that are also movies.This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level K reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about the famous Humpty Dumpty and how he conquered his fear of heights after falling off of the wall. I liked this book because it teaches readers to get up after falling down. This book would be interesting to kids just because it is about Humpty Dumpty. I read this book aloud to my ELED field placement class in September 2018.

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Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me by Daniel Beaty

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Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me by Daniel Beaty

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This book is about a boy and his father who wakes him up every morning, but one morning the father does not wake him up. Months pass and the boy receives a letter from his father in prison. The letter encourages him to do great things in life and is filled with knowledge that the boy will use everyday. This book gives hope and encouragement to anyone who is a fatherless child. I was unable to find the appropriate grade level and reading level for this book.

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Dog Breath: The Horrible Trouble with Hally Tosis by Dav Pilkey

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Dog Breath: The Horrible Trouble with Hally Tosis by Dav Pilkey

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This book is about a dog named Hally Tosis who has bad breath. The dog's family tried everything to make her breath smell better, but the dog's bad breath ended up working in their favor when burglars broke into their house. I liked this book because of the creative lines the author wrote This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level L reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who love dogs and love books that make them laugh. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book encourages readers to be persistent and to not give up on their dreams. It highlights 13 American women who helped shape our country by being persistent. This book is considered a level N reading level. This book would be good for encouraging students to go after their dreams despite any challenges they might face. I read this book in October 2018.

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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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Malala's Magic Pencil by Malala Yousafzai 

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This book is about how Malala wished for a magic pencil, but she never received one. Instead, she decided to write about her own experiences in school and her home country, so that people around the world could read about her experiences. I liked this book because it reminded me to think of the world as a whole instead of individual countries and states. This book would be eye opening for some kids to realize how good they have it in the United States. This book is considered a level M reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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Manners with a Library Book by Amanda Doering Tourville

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Manners with a Library Book by Amanda Doering Tourville

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This book teaches good manners when handling a library book. There are also other books about manners by this author. This book would be good for younger students who are new to going to the library and handling library books. I read this book in October 2018. I was unable to find the appropriate grade level and reading level for this book.

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Amelia Bedelia Road Trip! by Peggy Parish

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Amelia Bedelia Road Trip! by Peggy Parish

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This book is just as silly as any other Amelia Bedelia book. This time Amelia Bedelia and her family go on a road trip. Amelia Bedelia takes everything so seriously, which leads to a good laugh when reading this book. This book is the 3rd book in this Amelia Bedelia series. This book is appropriate for grades 2-5. This book would be interesting to kids who like spending time with their family, books that make them laugh, and of course Amelia Bedelia. I read this book in September 2018 with my READ 3600 kiddo.

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Survivor Diaries: Overboard! by Terry Lynn Johnson 

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Survivor Diaries: Overboard! by Terry Lynn Johnson 

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This book is about a family that goes on a whale watching adventure and the boat capsizes. Travis and Marina were two passengers on board that survived going overboard. It wasn't easy for the two to survive, but they did it. I liked this book because I enjoy being near water and boating, and something like this could happen in a heartbeat. I also like how the author includes survival tips at the end of the book that people can use in real life. This book is appropriate for grades 2-4. This book would be interesting to kids who like sea animals, boats or water. I read this book in September 2018 and did a book talk for it. To view my book talk, click on the link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKobab9E6Qo

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This book is about two girls, Ivy and Bean who do not like each other at first. After Bean plays a joke on her sister and Ivy saves her, they gradually become friends. I liked this book because it reminded me of how one of my friendships started. This book is appropriate for grades 2-4 and is considered a level M reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like books about friendships, pranks and family members. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about the following super storms: tornadoes, hurricanes and blizzards. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level M reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like learning about storms and weather. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is all about the Piedmont region in the state of Georgia. The author, Doraine Bennett has written several other books about the other regions in Georgia also. This book would be appropriate for 2nd graders because they learn about the different regions in Georgia. Teachers could use this book to help teach students about Georgia's Piedmont region. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about a special writer that is suppose to be at the bookstore, but is no where to be found. It is up to the character Dink and his friends to find the writer. I liked this book because it is a mystery and will keep you on the edge of your seat while reading. Also, this book is the first book in the A-Z Mysteries series. This book is appropriate for grades 3-5 and is considered a level N reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about two boys, Alex who wants to become a football player, and Bobby who wants to become a pilot. The Grandpa encourages the two to follow their dreams by singing them a song. The two boys always remembered the song that Grandpa would sing to them when life got hard and they wanted to give up on their dreams. This book is appropriate for grades 2-5. This book would be interesting to kids who like football, sports, or books about dreams. I read this book in October 2018.

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The Not-So-Perfect Penguin by Steve Smallman

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The Not-So-Perfect Penguin by Steve Smallman

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This book is about a group of penguins who were all perfect, except for Percy. Percy was the opposite of perfect, but without Percy the penguin group was boring and too quiet. Percy learned that it is okay to not be perfect and that his friends loved him the way he was. This book is appropriate for grades K-3. This book would be interesting to kids who like books about friendship, penguins and snow. This book would be a good read aloud to remind students that everyone is special and unique in their own ways. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about a bunch of farm animals and a little blue truck that gets stuck in the mud. The animals help get the truck out of the mud. This book models friendship and how important it is to help others out along the way. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level H reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who love farm animals. This book would also be a great example to read to kids to model reading with expression, since there are a lot of pop out words and animal sounds in the book. I read this book in October 2018.

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If You Give a Dog a Donut by Laura Numeroff

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If You Give a Dog a Donut by Laura Numeroff

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This book continues the "If You Give..." series by describing what happens if you give a dog a donut. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level I reading level. This book would be good for kids who like to read the "If You Give..." books or like dogs. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about a moose who is all prepared for Christmas, until he realizes he doesn't have a Christmas tree. His solution is to decorate himself as a Christmas tree. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level K reading level. This book would be a great read aloud book during the month of December, since there are a lot of pop out words. This book would also get kids excited for Christmas. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book is about an owl who is trying to go to sleep, but keeps hearing squeak! He tore apart the cupboard, pulled up the floor and tore the roof down trying to find the noise. The owl ended up finding the noise and simply said "Good night, noise." I liked this book because you never knew what the owl was going to do next, so when you flipped the page you were in for a surprise. The colors of the book are also very pleasing. This book would be appropriate for Kindergartners and is considered a level H reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like owls, night time and a good bed time story. I read this book in October 2018.

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Stop and Go, Yes and No: What Is an Antonym? by Brian Cleary 

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Stop and Go, Yes and No: What Is an Antonym? by Brian Cleary 

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This book is all about antonyms. It defines what an antonym is and then it gives lots of examples that we use on a daily basis. I liked this book because it presented antonyms in a fun way. This book would be good for introducing a unit about antonyms to students. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level L reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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Clothesline Clues to Jobs People Do by Kathryn Helming and Deborah Hembrook

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Clothesline Clues to Jobs People Do by Kathryn Helming and Deborah Hembrook

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This book describes different careers such as a mail carrier, farmer and chef, and what items are special to each career. I liked this book because it is important for kids to start thinking at a young age about what they want to be when they grow up. This book is appropriate for grades K-1 and is considered a level I reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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Freedom in Congo Square by Carole Boston Weatherford and R. Gregory Christie 

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Freedom in Congo Square by Carole Boston Weatherford and R. Gregory Christie 

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This book is about enslaved people in New Orleans, Louisiana, who looked forward to Sunday's because of the Congo Square. They would get free time away from their master's, where they would dance, play instruments and make art with other enslaved people. This book is appropriate for grades 2-5. This book would be interesting to kids who like learning about historical events. I read this book in October 2018.

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Coca-Cola (Brands We Know) by Sara Green

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Coca-Cola (Brands We Know) by Sara Green

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This book discusses the history of Coca-Cola and what the company has become today. I liked this book because it talks about obesity and how Coca-Cola reacted to people cutting down on the amount of soft drinks that they drink. This book would be interesting to kids that love Coca-Cola! This book could also be used before taking students on a field trip to tour the World of Coke in Atlanta, Georgia. This book is appropriate for grades 3-8 and is considered a level R reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book simplifies the water cycle for younger kids. It describes evaporation, condensation, precipitation and discusses how the water cycle is an endless cycle. I liked the book because at the end it has instructions for a hands on activity. Teachers could read this book to introduce the water cycle and then have students do the hands on activity at the end. This book is appropriate for grades K-2. I read this book in October 2018.

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28 Days: Moments in Black History that Changed the World by Charles R. Smith Jr. 

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28 Days: Moments in Black History that Changed the World by Charles R. Smith Jr. 

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This book is organized into 28 days, which represents 28 events in black history that changed the world. This book could be used during Black History Month to teach students about significant events. This book is appropriate for grades 4-6. This book would be interesting to kids who like learning about historical figures and historical events. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book would be for a pre-reader since it has very basic information. It discusses things you can find at the beach and how the beach looks. I like how this book wants the reader to be interactive at the end by describing the pictures on the page. This book would be interesting to kids who like to go to the beach and that like fish. This book is appropriate for grades K-1. I read this book in October 2018.

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This book would be good for teaching an early reader about the 5 senses: hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting and touching. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level I reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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Last Stop on Market Street by Matt De La Pena

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Last Stop on Market Street by Matt De La Pena

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This book is about a boy named CJ and his Nana. Every Sunday the two ride the bus to town together. CJ wonders why his family doesn't have certain items like his friends do. Every question CJ asks, his Nana gives him an encouraging answer so that he sees the beauty in life. I enjoyed this book because it made me realize to look on the bright side of things and to appreciate what you do have. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level M reading level. I read this book in October 2018.

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Curious George Discovers the Rainbow by H. A. Rey

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Curious George Discovers the Rainbow by H. A. Rey

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This book is about the color spectrum, how rainbows are formed and weather patterns. This book is appropriate for grades K-2 and is considered a level N reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like learning about weather. Also, this book would be a good read aloud to extend kid's knowledge on a day where there is a rainbow outside. I read this book in October 2018.

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Let's Investigate with Nate: The Water Cycle by Nate Ball

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Let's Investigate with Nate: The Water Cycle by Nate Ball

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This book is about a group of students who are learning about the water cycle. I liked this book because of how descriptive it was about the water cycle, and at the end of the book it included a science experiement on how to make your own cloud. This book would be appropriate for kids in grades 3-5 because of the complex vocabulary throughout the book. This book would be interesting to kids who like to learn more about science. I read this book in October 2018.

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Totally Spies! #1: The O.P. by Marathon Team 

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Totally Spies! #1: The O.P. by Marathon Team 

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This graphic novel is about a group of girls that go on a road trip up the coast of California. The girls are in for a trip when their car breaks down on the coast of "O.P." This book is appropriate for grades 3-5. This book would be interesting to kids who like the state of California, road trips and books about friendships. I read this book in October 2018.

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Queen of the World! (Babymouse, #1) by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm

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Queen of the World! (Babymouse, #1) by Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm

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This graphic novel is about Babymouse, who likes to always be in the know of what's going on around her. Babymouse is hoping to be invited to Felicia Furrypaw's sleepover, which only certain people are invited to. I liked this book because of how girly the pictures were. Pink, black and white were the main colors used throughout the book. This book is appropriate for grades 2-5. This book would be interesting to kids who like drama filled books. I red this book in October 2018.

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Big Nate: From the Top by Lincoln Peirce 

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Big Nate: From the Top by Lincoln Peirce 

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This graphic novel is about a boy named Nate that is believed to be a genius. Nate gives his teachers and classmates a run for their money, throughout this comic strip. This book is appropriate for grades 4-7 and is considered a level S reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like to read books that are related to school. I read this book in October 2018.

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This graphic novel is about a liar named Sam. Sam tries to cover up his lies, but throughout this book he has to untangle his lies. This book is appropriate for grades 4-6. This book would be interesting to kids who like books that make them laugh and books that involve pranks. I read this book in October 2018.

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The Science of Baseball with Max Axiom, Super Scientist by David L. Dreier

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The Science of Baseball with Max Axiom, Super Scientist by David L. Dreier

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This graphic novel breaks down the different aspects of baseball: hitting, pitching and fielding. I liked this book because in the beginning it talks about the history of baseball. This book would be interesting to kids who like sports, especially baseball. I read this book in October 2018. I was unable to find the appropriate grade level and reading level for this book.

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl

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This book is based on the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. This book is about a group of five lucky kids that get to go inside of the chocolate factory. This book is appropriate for grades 4-6 and is considered a level R reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like chocolate or books about kids their age. I read this book in November 2018.

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Judy Moody Was in a Mood by Megan McDonald

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Judy Moody Was in a Mood by Megan McDonald

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This book is about a girl named Judy Moody who has a mood for every occasion. In this book, she is putting together a collage for her teacher and forgets to be moody. This is the first book in the Judy Moody series. This book is appropriate for grades 3-5 and is considered a level M reading level. This book would be interesting to anyone who likes a book that makes them laugh or about interpersonal relationships. I read this book in November 2018.

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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang by Ian Fleming's

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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang by Ian Fleming's

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This book is based on the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. This book is about a scrap yard car that takes a family on an adventure to the beach. This book is appropriate for grades 4-7. This book would be interesting to anyone who likes cars, books about families, or books that are also movies. I read this book in November 2018.

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This book is about a girl named Nora that takes home a fake report card to her parents, because she is tired of hearing about the importance of grades and test scores. This book is appropriate for grades 4-5 and is considered a level R reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like books about school. I read this book in November 2018.

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This book is about a boy named Nick that gives a pen a new name, called Frindle. This turns into an uproar at his school, as well as an uproar across the world. This book is appropriate for grades 4-7 and is considered a level R reading level. This book would be interesting to kids who like books about school or friendships. I read this book in November 2018.