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Caught Up
by Navessa Allen
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Juicy!

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I read Henry Reed, Inc. by Keith Robertson, and I loved it! If you want a book filled with laughs that might teach you something new, than this is the book for you! Henry, and his new friend Midge get into all sorts of trouble, discover new things, and best of all starting a new business. Great read!

Summer Vamp
by Violet Chan Karim
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It is a good book of making friends

ABC Insects
by American Museum Of Natural History
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This is a favorite book for learning letters, sounds, and new insects!

Rise of the baloon goons
by Troy Cumming
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It explains the rest of the books

As the deer flies
by Doug Savage
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I will read it again and tomorrow morning.

The Old Curiosity Shop
by Charles Dickens
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The Old Curiosity Shop takes readers on a journey along with Little Nell and her grandfather, as they flee from the title curiosity shop and the devilish Mr. Quilp. Throughout the rather thick account, almost each chapter introduces a new character who either helps or hinders Nell and her grandfather. The tale twists and turns at an alarming rate, leaving readers rejoicing one minute and reading on in horror the next. Since it was published a chapter a week, it has the episode-like nature of a TV show...but its intriguing plot will make it hard not to "binge" on this classic by Charles Dickens.

Around the Farm
by Eric Carle
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It was fun reading and listening to the animal sounds.

Pirates past noon
by Jenny Laird
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Can’t wait to read the next book!
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