Greg’s School only the boys have to join in the wrestling unit and Greg thought he will do like crazy moves but it was not what he expected

This is one of my favorite books because it's about cupcake being so perfect and how the other foods start being annoyed by her bragging about how great she is. They start pretending she wasn't there and didn't want to hang out with her until she showed that she isn't always perfect.

The book is very good for people who love the show, anime, and the characters.

Sad but profound book on friend relationships. Very expressive of feelings and personalities. "That's your superpower - loyalty."

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It is a good book to see more fighting like when Tanjiro was in the mansion he saw 3 Demons and Killed one and his friends killed the other two and good to met one new character.

Not my usual read- honestly only read it because it was available on Libby. This was GREAT. I am happy I took a chance with this. This really made me think about the world and how everything really IS connected.

This is a dazzling book. Lauras sister Mary, goes to college, she misses Mary. She goes to a school and her teacher, mrs Wilder was very nice and the boys tried to see how much mischief they could make until she would tell them to stop. She was one of the oldest kids at the school, along with her friends Ida, Minnie, Mary power, and Nellie Oleson. (Read on the banks of plum creek.) They all also caused a lot of trouble in class. One day, Nellie told them a deep secret. Mrs Wilders real name was Eliza Jane, and the kids at school made fun of her by singing this verse: Lazy lousy lizy Jane! All because Mrs Wilder was cruel to Carrie, Laura’s younger sister, at the age of seven. She told her to rock the chair and she tried all her might and was extremely tired. Laura hated to see such cruelty to her sister and Helped Carrie rock the chair. They got expelled. My favorite part is the part when Laura gets a beautiful name card and with her full name. I learned that audiotape don’t know everything.

This book is a wonderful tale about a old man named Scrooge, whose business partner named Marley. Scrooge was Grumpy man who was never in the Christmas spirit. But then, one night, he was visited by Marleys ghost. It told Scrooge that next night, he would be visited by three ghosts. One of Christmas past, Christmas present, and Christmas yet to come. At one am exactly. Scrooge was terrified, the next night, Scrooge woke up because of the ghost. The ghost of Christmas past. It teleported Scrooge to a mysterious world. The ghost explained that this was Christmas past. Then, on the dirt road, came a hoard of boys riding horses. Scrooge could name each boy one by one. Then, he appeared into a room with a jolly man in it. He was the Ghost of Christmas present, he showed a shadow of Bobs family, his clerk, they were poor and they had a small goose, a tiny soup, and a bowl of berries. All because Scrooge wasn’t increasing his salary. The Ghost of Christmas yet to come visited him and showed him to a coffin. He pointed at the sheet, covering a man’s body. Scrooge had the message in his mind, take off the cover. Scrooge was to scared to do it, so the ghost took him to a graveyard. The gravestone had his name on it! The second he read it, he woke up. From now on, he treated people with respect. I like this book because Scrooge learns a very important lesson, to treat people with kindness, my favorite part was when Scrooge treated people with kindness.

Overall, I loved reading this book. The plot came together nicely and the characters were both compelling, and interesting to learn about. Dracula wasn't quite "horror" in the way that I was used to, instead of jump scares and gore, it used descriptions and a sense of suspense to build the reader's anxiety. The entire time that I was reading, I felt like the characters were real, which not many horror books can do. It didn't use cliches at all, the plot twists were well thought out and all made sense with what information the book had supplied previously. My only note is that there were a lot of casual sexist remarks made toward the middle, which was off-putting for me, even though I know that this book was made during a time when that was considered okay. It took me a lot of time to get through, but Dracula was definitely worth the read.