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The Other Boy

The Other Boy

By M. G. Hennessey

The Other Boy is a heartfelt story about a transgender girl, Shane, who struggles to open up to her acquaintances about her 'secret'. This story talks about other things as well such as bullying. I like how the book includes little comic strips at the end of each chapter. I would definitely recommend this book to 11+. I also think this book should be read in middle schools to show kids how everyone is perfect the way they are and to show that there are always different prospectives.

Sleepover Girls: Ashley Goes Viral

Sleepover Girls: Ashley Goes Viral

By Jen Jones

For all of you fashion lovers and Sleepover Girls fans, read this. It is about friendship, loyalty, fashion, and fun.

Duke (Dogs of World War II)

Duke (Dogs of World War II)

By Kirby Larson

i just finished Duke and some parts get really emotional and made me cry and some parts made me jump up at my desk and and some times i made a little noise. I really loved this book,it really touched me because a few months ago my dog passed away and this showed me that there is worse things in life. Kirby Larson is a very good historical fiction writer and is very descriptive and makes me want to keep reading,but I have to go to bed instead of staying up and reading until 11:00 and I get in trouble. I really love this book and I hope you read it.

Nightmares!

Nightmares!

By Jason Segel, Kirsten Miller

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Whether your nightmares are clowns or the dark, Nightmares! Is a book you wanna read, it has a great plot with well thought out characters, it has also some humor injected into it, like when Dabney, a clown, told Charlie, the main character, to not kill anyone when he borrowed his car. It is also full of suspense which makes it a real page-turner, unlike the other books I have read. I have recently finished the book and cannot wait for the sequel coming out in the Fall of 2015. In conclusion the book has earned 2nd place of my all time favorite book list. Good job Jason and Kirsten!

Jackie & Me (Baseball Card Adventures)

Jackie & Me (Baseball Card Adventures)

By Dan Gutman

Are you a baseball fan? Or are you obsessed with time travel? If either of these things describe you, you need to read Jackie and Me. Jackie and Me is about a kid named Joe Stostash who can travel through time. Joe uses baseball cards to time travel. Ever since Joe got the over an African-American athlete that changed history, he wanted to get a 1947 Jackie Robinson card. This amazing book tells about how Joe gets close with Jackie. Will Joe’s report be enough to win a trip to the kid-loved amusement park, Kentucky Kingdom?

The Single Shard

The Single Shard

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I never knew this book was about 12th Century in Korea, and I'm Korean. At first, I thought the story was from China, because they made celadon potteries too. I wanted to learn more specific facts about long time ago in Korea, not only about Se-jong King who made Korean. I love this book, but the only one I disliked was when the end was sad.

Big Nate Goes for Broke

Big Nate Goes for Broke

By Lincoln Peirce

it is a funny book and wried. My favorite part of the book is when they come up with something so they can beat another school named jefferson. They decided to do a scopture contest and they beat them and then they beat them in the drawing to the did this little thing a comic book they make. Nate got frist in that. feb 7 2013

Big Nate and Friends

Big Nate and Friends

By Lincoln Peirce

I love all the big nate books they are great i hope that Lincoln Peirce comes up with more books about Big Nate I really would like to see what he can come up with.

Big Nate: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? (Big Nate Comix)

Big Nate: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? (Big Nate Comix)

By Lincoln Peirce

what could possibly go wrong with big nate EVERYTHING hes so funny and weird at the same time :) if i like reading it you would to

Sabotage Season (The Kicks)

Sabotage Season (The Kicks)

By Alex Morgan

The Kicks team are getting sabotages day and night in this fantastic book by Alex Morgan! Devin is sure that their opposing team, the Panthers, are sneakily behind it. But how will Devin and/or her team catch them in action? And what if it's not who they think they are? The Panthers have been their enemies for as long as they can remember, and their teammates aren't exactly the nicest people in the world, so it should be obvious that they are trying to sabotage Devin's team, right?

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