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Count To 10 With A Mouse
by Margaret Wise Brown
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Love this book

Bingo
by Rosemary Wells
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Love it

Arthur Breaks The Bank
by Marc Tolon Brown
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Learned life lessons

Mary Anne Saves The Day
by Ann M. Martin
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I love how Mary Anne expresses herself and tells her dad and Mimi and her friends how she really feels.

A Girl's Guide To Moving On
by Debbie Macomber
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This book is about friendship, love, heartbreak, moving on to a new relationship

Should I Share My Ice Cream
by Mo Willems
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Funny book!

Hate Mail
by Donna Marchetti
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This book was great! It reminded me of when I was a teenager and had a guy friend that I crushed on.

Soy el dueño de este sillón
by Carolyn Crimi
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Aprender a compartir

Mothering Heights
by Dav Pilkey
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I love how Dog Man helped Cat Kid.

Frankie
by Shivaun Plozza
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The book was mid. I did not like how we did not get much of a background on Frankie's brother, and it also felt like Frankie had not learned to think before acting on her anger. Though I do think the book does shed light on the reality of missing children and how some get more coverage than others.
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