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Amelia takes a job at the Rogers house. Unfortunately, she mixes them up and the Rogers get mad at her. Then luckily, she ends up making a Lemon Morengue Pie!

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Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger

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Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger

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Sophie Foster, a 12-year-old girl who's heard people's thoughts since she hit her head at the age of 5, discovers the truth about herself during a field trip when she meets a boy named Fitz. Follow her through the highs and lows of discovering a beautiful world of freedom, surviving a kidnapping, and choosing who to trust. I recommend this book for its thrills and magic.
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Lan, a social media influencer from a dead Earth, is on Mars where humanity is hanging on by a thread. He and his family (a scientist mom and dad and a sister who is a singer) head to Choom, a planet ruled by giant mosquitos. The tone isn't scary but FUNNY. And Lan learns about living with different types of organisms. This book is wacky, but it contains some beautiful prose, like ""It's okay to be scared. We can be scared and brave at the same time." FIC SCI ROD

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My name is Olivia, and I am recommending the book All We Have Left, by Wendy Mills. It is a realistic fiction novel of two girls from two different time periods. These girls are so different, but they share one thing in common. They both have been hugely affected by 9/11. Jesse had an older brother who died in 9/11. Alia was in the twin towers with Jesse’s brother during the attack. This book does such a good job of showing the effects of 9/11, and I highly recommend it.

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Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling

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Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling

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Charlie says: Have you ever experienced something new? Well in Bowling’s book Aven Green does. She moved from Kansas to Arizona and now she has to attend a new school and it’s even harder for her because she doesn’t have arms. This book is filled with suspense, friendship and acceptance.  Find it at FIC REA BOW.

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Emma recommends: City Spies: Golden Gate by James Ponti.  I recommend this book because it’s a whole new adventure, with twists and turns on every page. It’s about kid spies who go on secret missions. But in three years Sydney, one of the kid spies, who has been on countless dangerous missions, the hardest thing she finds is  not being able to tell anyone that she  is a spy. Join Sydney and all the other kids they live their lives as secret agents. FIC MYS PON

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“You will have bad days followed by good days followed by mediocre days that you won’t remember.” This book is wacky and fun. There’s ghosts, viruses, rocks and shoes, and all sorts of other symbols for middle school. Short stories and choose-your-owns too! Find it at: FIC REA LAN

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In a strange and surreal future that is (to me) more interesting than the setting of Scythe or Firefly Code, Jam meets a "monster" that has returned to hunt "Monsters." The themes of this book are powerful, and the writing of the scenes involving Pet are glorious. Also, it features a librarian! -Mr. Steere Call # FIC FAN EME

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You've heard of D&D, well, H&H isn't as catchy, but this book is. FIC FAN ODO will whisk you away to the realm of Briándalör, where elves, rogues, wizards, warriors, thieves, and paladins are the norm and they play a fantasy game where they inhabit the "real" world, handing out apples, navigating the social constraints of middle school, and eventually closing a rift... Transporting reading to spice up your surroundings. - Mr. Steere

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R-E-S-P-E-C-T Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul by Carole Boston Weatherford

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R-E-S-P-E-C-T Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul by Carole Boston Weatherford

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The art by Frank Morrison in this book is all sweeping portraits from the life of Aretha Franklin, who passed away in 2018 after a life of activism and artistry that defined R&B and pop in the 20th century. This book captures a breathtaking life through small moments. - Mr. Steere