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Theodore Boone: The Activist
by John Grisham
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I love the Theodore Boone Books. The way that John Grisham writes these books is outstanding. I feel like I really know Theo and Ike and all of the other characters.

Minecraft Hacks Master Builder
by Egan Miller
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I like the book because it shows you stuff that other Minecraft books do not show you. It also shows you how to build houses more quickly.

Marvel Comics
by Stan Lee
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The writing was poor, the plots were drawn as if by a three year old, the outcomes were predictable, nothing happened in each of them, it takes dozens of comics before the plot is concluded, the only redeeming characteristic was the graphics.

Mister Seahorse By Eric Carle
by Eric Carle
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I love when all the babies come out of the daddy's pouch!

Unplugged
by Gordon Korman
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Jett, a spoiled rich brat, must go to a camp unplugged and without all his advantages.

my dog's the best
by stephanie calmenson
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I like the book because I like dogs.

Saving Mr. Terupt
by Rob Buyea
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I suggest that you read this book. It is fun, funny and happy

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul (book 9)
by Jeff Kinney
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This book makes me laugh every time I read it.

Alex and Eliza A Love Story
by Melissa De La Cruz
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A great historical fiction novel loosely based on the romance of Alexander Hamilton and Elizabeth Schuyler.

Moneyball: The Art Of Winning An Unfair Game
by Michael Lewis
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Billy bean was an ex major leader who was never able to live up to the expectations that a prospect like him should be able to do, instead after his baseball career ends he decided to become the GM of the Oakland Athletics. The A's are definitely the brokest team in baseball and aren't able to afford star players and when they're players enter free agency they always join a different team. With low expectations, Billy Bean attempts to turn a broke team of misfits into a championship team.
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