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How The Grinch Stole Christmas Book
by Dr. Suess
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Loved it!

Hair Love
by Matthew A. Cherry
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I like this book because the main girl character is black like me.

The Foot Book
by Dr. Seuss
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This book is a very simple book and good for an early reader. I also like it because it’s pretty funny.

Green Eggs And Ham
by Dr. Seuss
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This is such a silly book. It’s fun to practice reading rhyming words, too.

The Wishing Game
by Meg Shaffer
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I absolutely LOVED this book. I would recommend it to any teen or adult who loves some mystery, magic, books, and love. If you mixed the inheritance games and Willy wonka and the chocolate factory you would get this book. I ended up reading this in less than a week because it keep me on my toes. The ending is very sweet and definitely worth reading for.

Space Pirate Sardine In Outer Space
by Emmanuel Guibert
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I liked this book. This book was adventurous. I liked all the characters.

The Dragon Snatcher
by M. P. Robertson
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I liked this book because when the story was over, they got to meet all colorful dragons all over the sky.

Pineapple Street
by Jenny Jackson
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The book reads like a Reddit AITA post, since I read those all the time it was right up my alley. It’s very much a story of rich people problems, but its deeper meaning becomes more apparent at the end when the characters more explicitly think about the effect money has had on their lives.

Llama Unleashes The Alpacalypse
by Jonathan Stutzman
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I wish that this book had more llamas than alpacas, but it doesn’t. I liked my daddy reading this book to me before bed because it made me feel sleepy, but it also made me want pizza.

Dress Coded
by Carrie Firestone
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Great book for those approaching middle school! The issues were timely and the resolution felt natural. The vaping arc felt contrived, but I honestly have no idea how parents really view it - if this had been written for older kids the drug of choice would have been alcohol or pot. Loved the focus on friendships rather than relationships.
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