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The Bad Guys (the Bad Guys #1)
by Aaron Blabey
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It was funny because the big bad wolf was trying to make the other bad guys good and they rescued 200 dogs from the pound, so I guess they did do something good. I am going to keep reading this series.

A Watermelon In The Sukkah
by Shannan Rouss
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Cool and reminds me of myself and I love watermelon.

Summer Light On Nantucket
by Nancy Thayer
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Nancy Thayer never disappoints. Just a really nice summer read

Walt Disney's The Three Little Pigs
by Milt Banta
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I love the three little pigs because there is a wolf in it and it's my favorite animal. I also like how the wolf fell into the hot kettle and the pigs burned his butt.

Mysteries According To Humphrey
by Betty G. Birney
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I liked the book because the little hamster was really cute. Also,I like mystery books.

Smile: A Graphic Novel
by Raina Telgemeier
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I liked this book because it had a happy ending and I love the word smile. I would recommend my friends read this book but I would tell them that there is one part that is a little scary.

The Bad Guys In Mission Unpluckable (the Bad Guys #2)
by Aaron Blabey
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I liked the way that Snake had a sudden change of heart when he actually helped on the mission. I also liked that he sneakily ate some chickens.

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.

Beach Read
by Emily Henry
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I must say I didn't know what to expect from the title, but I was looking for something light and easy to read this summer and it did just that. There was great character building and evolving which always makes stories interesting and just enough intrigue and romance to keep you engaged.

Oliver Twist illustrated
by Charles Dickens
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This is a book about a boy named Oliver who was an orphan. He was so brave. When he was at a work house, he asked for more gravel to eat when he was not supposed to. He first went to a workhouse, with more people working. The owner, mr. Bumble, was neither kind, or generous. On Oliver’s ninth birthday, he took him to mr. Limbskins. He suggested that Oliver should work for a man named Fagin. He was a member in a group of thieves. He was very rich. Pleasantly gave lovely food. One day, they played a game. It was of memory. Oliver learned it very quickly. He surprised Fagin. He gave him two silver coins and praised him and told everyone else to do the same and learn like him. One night, he could not sleep. He saw Fagin riches. He was scared that he would tell so he told him to keep it a secret. My favorite part was the end. When he was adopted by a kind man.
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