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Good Night, Mets
by Brad M. Epstein
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A nice book to help build the excitement before going to a real game.

How To Draw A Secret
by Cindy Chang
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This book was really showing the connection between family members. This was a good lesson for children and adults that even if your parents are divorced doesn’t mean they don’t love you.

The Winter Sisters
by Tim Westover
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Set in a backwater part of Georgia in 1822, this novel contrasts the healing capabilities of a medical doctor and three sisters who are self-taught healers. The book was very enjoyable, at times funny and sad. Of course, the sisters methods of healing with herbs and poultices were more popular and effective than the doctor's amputations and blood-letting. It was a good read.

A Night Divided
by Jennifer A. Nielsen
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Good but could be better

Magic Mixies: A Mixed-up Adventure
by Mickey Domenici
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This book is really good.

Llama Llama Numbers
by Anna Dewdney
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I like the book because i love numbers. I like the number 7. I like to help tidy up and wash dishes. I also like to spray things clean. I want to read llama llama colors next because i like colors too.

Dog Man: Mothering Heights: A Graphic Novel (dog Man #10): From The Creator Of Captain Underpants
by Dav Pilkey
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Dog Man

Huff And Puff
by Tish Rabe
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Love trains

True Colors
by Kristen Hannah
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Kristen Hannah is great at evoking a strong sense of place and creating characters that have depth and dimension. This book was heart wrenching in its depiction of family relationships and how we can hurt others as we play out our own psychological dramas. The book also touches on deeply imbedded prejudices in society that directly affect some of the characters in the book. It was worth the read.

Pete The Cat's Groovy Bake Sale
by James Dean
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He made mistakes and he fixed them which means his brain is growing.
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