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Don't Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus
by Mo Willems
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I like don't let the pigeon drive the bus because it taught me when I was little begging gets you nowhere.
The Island Of Missing Trees
by Elif Shafak
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I absolutely loved this book. I was hesitant to read it at first as I tend to stay away from books that carry a lot of hype. The writing is so eloquent and detailed and the many messages are deep and compelling. It really makes the reader dig deep and contemplate injustices. I look forward to reading other books by Elif Shafak.
Blue Lily Lily Blue
by Maggie Stiefvater
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A thrilling third installment to a very compelling series with excitement around every corner.
Three friends and the apples
by Tomie Depaola
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Good book
Charles Kuralt American Moment's
by Charles Kuralt Books
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Interesting collection of uniquely American as he calls treasures. I was impressed that Buffalo NY was mentioned more than once. Chicken wing invention by The Belissimo's at the Anchor Bar. Tiffany and John La Farge stained glass window collection in Buffalo's Trinity Church. The Erie Canal and Buffalo's role in the huge impact it had on transporting goods to the west. Charles Kurault was very gifted in the way he could tell a story I really enjoyed it
The End Of The Ocean
by Maja Lunde
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The book is told by two different characters from two different points in time. Signe in 2017, 70 years old fights a massive storm in her sailboat in attempts to go to France, where her ex-lover lives. She wanted to show him something about the life he once had with her and tossed away. It is now 2041, David and his young daughter, Lou try to make a life in a refugee camp. They discover Signa's sailboat and imagine a life on it. But supplies stop and their is no rain to fill the empty canal and take them away. I really did not care for this book, because its main focus was on global climate change and a world with no future or dimly at best.
The Cabinet Of Curiosities
by Preston And Child
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The Cabinet of curiosities was a book about a forensic anthropologist And a FBI agent who work together to determine a set of remains. I like this book because it was a really good book and I like forensics.
Pea, Bee, & Jay #1 Stuck Together
by Brian Smith
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I love it so much, at the end when I saw bee with a crown on her head I was very shocked
The Wicked Ones
by Robin Benway
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I’m completely obsessed with retellings and even more so if they have to do with any Disney fairytale or story. This is the first book in what will become a series and it is a very astonishing telling of The Evil Stepsisters, Drizella & Anastasia; their mother, Lady Tremaine and of course Cinderella. It is completely addicting and entertaining and I cannot wait for future books. This is the untold story of the stepsisters and how their life came to be before they became mean and vengeful like their mother. It is a rather sad past that had me feeling emotional for the girls and the bullying and abuse they endured throughout the story. They actually had a sweet nature about them, and they had dreams for their future. With a fractured past, an unloving mother and a life filled with ridicule; it distinctly changed who they become over time. I love that the Author created such a sensible plot that coincides perfectly with the story of Cinderella. Focusing on the protagonists, Drizella and Anastasia, you see how likable and normal they can be and glimpse at their inner being which both show their genuine souls. They can no longer live with their mother, with the abuse and neglect and sympathize with their stepsister, Ella. They come up with a plan of escape to fulfill a life free of evil and start anew. Dreams of friendships, freedom and love are their goals; until a sinister attempt to foil their plans and future. Can they overcome this obstacle or are they destined to live forever under their mother’s rule?
Jack Gets a Clue the Case of the Beagle Burglar
by Nancy Krulik
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Someone stole Leo’s science project. Jack gets hit in the head by an acorn and then can talk to animals.