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The Prophecy
by Randy McKinnon
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The actor was wonderful in the story. This is my first read by the author and he created his own way of telling the story of Jesus' birth as a thriller. There’s a season 2 in the series and I will be listening to see what happens next.

The Girl Who Played Go
by Shan Sa
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Shan Sa weaves a haunting tale that highlights the horrors of war and the casual acceptability of misogyny in China and Japan during the early 1900s. The story is told from two perspectives, one of a disaffected Japanese soldier who is part of an invasion of mainland China, and one of a Chinese young woman who privately rebels against the cultural norms of her time and finds solace by playing Go against strangers. Although these two are on opposite sides of an unjust conflict, it is safe to say that Shan's message is that in prolonged war, there are few winners. This story is both darkly comedic and deeply tragic, at times both difficult to read and at others impossible to put down.

Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See
by Bill Martin Jr
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I really liked the colors in this one

Rogue Protocol
by Martha Wells
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I wish I could give this book four and a half stars because it wasn’t quite perfect to me but was still a super interesting and wonderful read. In addition (and in contrast) to that, I found it absolutely devastating, this book let me get too close to the new characters and ripped my heart out. I nearly cried at the end, but I still loved it, though not as much as the second book in this series (the one I just finished before this one.) Regardless, reading The Murderbot Diaries has fueled my love for reading in general and I can’t recommend it enough.

The Truth About Stacey
by Raina Telgemeier
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I love how Stacey kinda told her parents how she feels about going to the doctor's.

On Magnolia Lane
by Denise Hunter
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This book is about a secret in the family, love, friendship, trust and how a community helps to rebuild the Hope House again. It's a good Christian positive book that a kid can read, too. I read the whole series. Hope y'all like this book.

Arthur To The Rescue
by Marc Brown
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We love this book.

Webby saves the day
by Disney
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Lex’s favorite story!

Elena Monta En Bici
by Juana Medina
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El ejercicio es bueno

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.
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