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by Jamila Dugan and Shane Safir
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Great view on education. Thoughtful ways to get student voice and agency in the classroom. I will be using this.
Remember that day
by Mary balogh
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A crossover between two Balogh series: Westcotts and Ravenswood. Pros: really fun for longtime fans to visit with both of these large extended families again. Much of the story takes place around the annual summer fete at Ravenswood, which has played a central role in that series and which provides a natural opportunity to get everyone together. Cons: so much stage time is given to the large families that there is very little left for the central romance. It develops out of nearly nothing, and easily overcomes very “surmountable” odds.
Dork diaries
by Rachel Renée Russell
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This book is about a middle school girl who is bullied. She is in drama and likes a boy. This story is teen girl’s diary about her life.
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I read Right Back At You, and it is such a good book! 5/5??????????! It was a sweet story with the connection between two kids in different time periods that desperately needed a friend. The book represents the meaning of a true friend, and shows that friends can be found in the most unlikely ways! This is one of my favorites, and I think it delivers a great message about friendship!
The Girl Who Threw Butterflies
by Mick Cochrane
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This book is so good, I personally love how Molly doesn’t choose to stop her dream because of what people say about her. She misses her dad but finds that playing baseball reminds her of her father. The bond they had was unmatched, he taught Molly to throw a knuckleball or the butterfly ball.
Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One
by Kristen Arnett
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A completely original idea and text. I can’t say I’ve read many other texts where the MC is a clown. I just wish there was more of a storyline, but enjoyable!
Farm to Trouble
by Amanda Flower
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My opinion is that this was a very traditional cozy mystery. The murder was solved and explained but I was disappointed that the future of the farm wasn't resolved.
immaculate conception
by ling ling huang
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wow i loved this book! so unique and creative with a strong message that left me thinking about it for days.
Flesh
by David Szalay
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This won last year's Booker Prize. Detached POV with a sad story of disconnection for a person whose life seems to end up where it started--alone
The Once and Future Queen
by Paula Lafferty
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A fun and engaging re-imagining of Arthurian legend, I found myself quite enjoying this book. I especially found Vera's perspective and constant struggle with her sense of inadequacy to be well-balanced with her drive and strength of personality. She's undoubtedly a fish out of water in this story, and is constantly learning/receiving help from others, but she has a strong voice and refuses to be passive in her decision-making. This is highlighted by her varied and very distinct dynamics with the supporting cast. If there was one thing I'd have liked to see more, it would have been the inclusion of more female characters, because, despite how enjoyable Vera as a character is to read, I feel like the story and world would benefit from giving her more women to interact with and talk to. I'll still be checking out the followup when it comes out, and hope we get more women in that one.
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