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Influencers (Cat Kid Comic Club #5)
by Dav Pilkey
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This book is very funny and exciting. It makes me want to write a comic about something fictional and hilarious lol ????

Bob Books - First Stories | Phonics, Ages 4 And Up, Kindergarten (stage 1: Starting To Read)
by Lynn Maslen Kertell
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They were pretty good.

Yummy Yucky
by Leslie Patricelli
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Very interactive for ages 1-5. Oldest child was able to read some of the simple words while the younger two were able to call out "Yummy" or "Yucky". We also talked about some of the things (like coffee) that were actually pretty yummy to our family.

Arthur Breaks The Bank
by Marc Tolon Brown
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Learned life lessons

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

Honeysuckle Dreams
by Denise Hunter
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I like this book because it was nice clean book that I would let my kids read; it's a Christian, positive book with trust, love, friendship, and family helping each other out.

How I Met My Monster
by Amanda Noll
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This is a great story for my niece. It shows another side to the thought of monsters under the bed and creepy shadows. Overall my kiddos loved this book.

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.

Quest Mode
by Cube Kid
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It was a really great book.

The Legend Of Rock Paper Scissors
by Drew Daywalt
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I love this amazing story
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