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A Meaningful Mess
by Andi McNair

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Excellent read to remind teachers or administrators what a student-led classroom is, how it might look, and what to look for. If you are new to a student-centered class then this would be a great resource to help you take small steps towards creating a student-led classroom.

Pinkalicious: Puptastic!
by Victoria Kann

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Pink everywhere! My favorite color is pink.

If I Was A Horse
by Sophie Blackall

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Cute book

No, David!
by David Shannon

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Entertaining story of David being so bad.

Stingrays
by Quinn M. Arnold

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Ok

Mr. Brown Can Moo Can You
by Dr. Seuss

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I liked this book

Bridesmaid for Hire
by Meghan Quinn

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Maggie took a break from her event planning job and went to Bora Bora to relax. Little did she know her brother's friend Brody was in Bora Bora for a highly publicized wedding. Maggie had sworn to keep away from Brody but she quickly realized she needed his help when she offered her services at the wedding as a bridesmaid and wedding planner.

The Lightkeeper
by Sherry Shenoda

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Stop reading this review and get yourself a copy of The Lightkeeper right now. Do it. Got your copy? Great. Read it. Now. Come back when you’re done. I know, right? Incredible stuff. Ms. Shenoda’s use of imagery throughout makes every scene come to life. Reading this I felt like I was there at every lighthouse described. She really knows how to write believable characters and can help you get into their headspace with just a few words.

Sunny rolls the dice
by Jennifer L. Holm

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I really liked this book. This girl in seventh grade named Sunny wants to be groovy like her friend Amanda. But Amanda thinks D & D is for the boys and Sunny shouldn't play.

Teddy Spaghetti
by Dorothea Benton Frank

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Our entire family loved Teddy Spaghetti. We had so much fun we're having spaghetti for dinner.