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Witches Of Brooklyn: What The Hex?!
by Sophie Escabasse
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While I was in Brooklyn, I looked around my cousin's house and saw they had both of these books. I read these before when my mom got them and she never read them, so I did.

Fish In A Tree
by Lynda Mullaly Hunt
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Fish in a Tree is an inspiring and heartwarming story about a girl named Ally who struggles with dyslexia but hides it from everyone. With the help of a kind teacher and new friends, she learns to believe in herself and discovers that everyone learns differently. The book is easy to read and full of emotion, making it a great choice for kids and adults alike. It teaches kindness, understanding, and the power of not giving up.

Hero
by S. L. Rottman
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Doubt
by John Patrick Shanley
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Pretty good. I read this on 10/23/25 for my english class. There was a priest who allegedly groomed a child from his church under the guise of giving guidance. The nun and principal of the school who had suspected him

How to Find What You're Not Looking For
by Veera Hiranandani
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I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!!! It was very gripping and I couldn’t wait to find out what happened next!!!! I did not like the parents in the book but that made it more interesting!! This book was great!!

Chopsticks
by Amy Rosenthal
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Chopsticks are always together and never apart but one broke. They learned to do things by themselves and got stronger. I can get stronger by doing things by myself too

Long Time Gone
by Charlie Donlea
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My favorite part of the book is how the author offers many different perspectives, there was the past before the accident, during the accident and after the accident. I also love how interconnected the plot is.

Kristy And The Walking Disaster
by Ann M. Martin
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Kristy's siblings love to play softball and want to join a team. Other kids also join her siblings because they want to join a softball team too. So Kristy creates a team called Kristy's Crushers and they go against another team called The Bashers. So the kids practice everyday. But there is one player named Jamie who is either always breaking stuff or forgetting stuff like he has very tough luck. But Kristy believes that he is an awesome player. And although they lose in the end Kristy is still proud of their hard work.

Mallory And The Trouble With Twins
by Ann M. Martin
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Mallory Babysits twins and just when the mom leaves the twins, Carolyn and Marilyn. The next day Mallory babysits the twins again and they used their secret twin talk and tricked Mallory when they played hide and seek. But this time Claudia babysits the twins and Carolyn goes to school when Marilyn is supposed to go to school. So when Mallory came back to babysit the twins she got an idea of how to make the twins taste their own medicine. And later Mallory got a new glow up.

The Thief Of Always
by Clive Barker
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The Thief of Always by Clive Barker is a captivating and imaginative story that blends fantasy and horror in a way that’s easy to follow yet deeply thought-provoking. The book follows a bored boy named Harvey who discovers a magical house that promises endless fun, but soon learns that everything comes at a price. Barker’s writing is vivid and fast-paced, making it a great read for both younger and older readers. It’s a clever tale about temptation, time, and growing up.
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