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Trains
by Susan e Goodman
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I like this book

The Numbers Game
by Danielle Steele
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Easy read, guilty pleasure.

Moral Compass
by Danielle Steel
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Pretty typical ds, but I enjoyed it nonetheless

From Egg To Butterfly
by Shannon zemlicka
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I liked it as it tells me about lifecycle of a butterfly

I’m the Small One
by George Anthony Kulz
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I liked it

A Dogs Purpose Book
by W. Bruce Cameron
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It made me feel like I was inside the book. That I was the doe

Apple Tree
by Karen mockler
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How apples grow

Stamped Racism Antiracism And You
by Jason Reynolds
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This book NEEDS to be required reading for everyone. Jason Reynolds truly has a gift with words as evidenced in many of his books, but never so much as this book. He has (with the help and full blessing of the author) taken a 600 page history book for adults called Stamped from the Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi and created an approachable version for young people of today. I listened to this on audio, narrated by Jason Reynolds himself. It serves as a nice introduction and overview of Kendi's original text, but in no way is this a cliff notes version. Instead, it is a groundbreaking and empowering book of its own accord that adds to the understanding of what the original text delivered. It will resonate with you for a long time, no matter your age or race.

Dog Man
by by Dav Pilkey
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I like the book humor and how the author solved the problem with the dog cop and the man cop.

The Love Story Of Missy Carmichael
by Beth Morrey
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Enjoyable read. Lonely woman is much too hard on herself. She eventually stops worrying what she imagines people are thinking of her and finally allows people into her life. Their love and kindness make all the difference
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