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Unearth a Story: Emerging Readers
This program is designed for children ages 0 to 4 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Unearth a Story: Independent Readers
This program is designed for children ages 5 to 12 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Unearth a Story: Adult Summer Reading
This program is designed for adults to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
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You Can Heal Your Life
by Louise Hay
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This is a great book that helps you identify issues and thrive in life! It includes meditations that are easy to follow and do. The book is very well written and is very appealing to read. I strongly recommend it!
A Watermelon In The Sukkah
by Shannan Rouss
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Cool and reminds me of myself and I love watermelon.
Atmosphere
by Taylor Jenkins Reid
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Entertaining but predictable storyline - would make a great Hallmark movie - interesting insight to astronaut training & role of pilots versus scientists.
Summer Light On Nantucket
by Nancy Thayer
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Nancy Thayer never disappoints. Just a really nice summer read
A Fashionably French Murder
by Colleen Cambridge
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Fun easy read with lots of details as to the Nazi’s profound effect on the French community and the collaborators that included well known designers.
The Bad Seed Goes To The Library
by Jory John
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Sounds like me not that I'm a bad seed but I really like the books at the library but I don't let them get overdue. It was pretty cool. The end
Fantasticland
by Mike Bockoven
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The book was written in post incident interviews. Very weird
Keeper of the lost cites Exile
by Shannon Messenger
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This is a amazing book that you have to read. It is about a story that a girl named Sophie who is a elf tries to find her destiny. She goes to school and gets detention, and she does gross stuff. She finds a legendary Alicorn, that is probably connected to the black swan. She gets in a lot of trouble when she goes to get fixed by the black swan. She gets in trouble with Brontë, the school principal. He acussed them of harming the alicorn and demanded them to hand it over to the sanctuary. She refused and then they had a massive argument about where it will be. Sophie finally let the Alicorn go to the sanctuary, and she visited it every week. I learned from this story that stay calm at all times. My favorite part was when Sophie healed Alden, Fitzes dad.
How To Babysit A Grandma
by Jean Reagan
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I liked it because the girl teaches you what the grandma should be teaching. I also like that they went places like the park and when they got dressed up.
The Three Musketeers Illustrated
by Alexander Dumas
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This book is a dazzling book that is fit for high level readers. This story is about a young man who joined the Musketeers. He was enemies against the Cardinal. A big portion of this book was written about him and Milady. The man fell in love with Milady, who was working for the Cardinal. They had a massive fight in her house. Milady ran away, and the man was left in her tracks. When she was put in prison, she charmed the guard to let her go free. Then, the musketeers and the man caught her and murdered her. The mysterious part of the story was when the queen lost her diamond studs. The king was preparing a ball. He went to a craftsman to make two diamond studs tomorrow. Then, she received two diamond studs in the mail and two from the craftsman. So now she has fourteen studs! I learned from this story that you should trust true people.