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The Little Mouse And The Red Ripe Strawberry
by Don And Audrey Wood
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One of my favorite books from when I was a child! I love sharing and reading this with my boys!

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Scat Cat, was a blast!

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The pumpkin patch was awesome!

Love Monster
by Rachel Bright
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Such a cute story about being yourself and a little monster trying to find love like everyone else

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Animal Farm is a novella that is initially comical in what the exact plot is. The gist is that the animals are fed up with working for the farmer without any inherent benefit and seek to revolt to “seize the means of production”. This book provides an interesting critique of both capitalism and Stalinism, with Stalinism representing the authoritarian regime that set up after the successful revolution. The novella showed that the animals slowly began to deteriorate due to overwork and was in an ever continuing consumption of everyone, stopping at the last authority. It was a good critique on how totalitarianism breeds despair and hardship.

The Rose Society
by Marie Lu
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The book was interesting and made you keep reading. I would recommend it to others

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I reread The Hate You Give. I like this book because I like relevant stories. I would recommend this book to every person young and old.

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The Holiday Helper was funny.

Throne Of Glass
by Sarah J. Maas
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I thoroughly enjoyed the first book in this series. Very strong female character and charismatic lead male characters. The mix of fantasy and adventure makes this a fun and quick read. I couldn't wait to start the second book.

The False Prince
by Jennifer Nielsen
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Conner, who is a nobleman, plans to bring the long lost prince of Carthya back to the throne to save the kingdom from Civil War. His plan includes using four boys from various orphanages to try the role as prince. Forced to be one of the boys competing for the role, Sage finds his life to become far more complicated than a life at the orphanage would have ever been. Once he finds out that Conner plans to use the one impostor prince to rise himself to power and kill the remaining boys, Sage becomes determined to win the contest and free the boys from death all the while finding a way to undermine and expose Conner. Little does Conner know, Sage is actually the true prince who had stayed hidden for his safety and for the safety of the throne's succession. All is revealed to Conner and the kingdom's people at the end of this story when Sage claims his rightful place as Prince Jaron.
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