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Love That Dog
by Sharon Creech
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This book was happy and sad. In it a boy learns to love poetry and copes with the grief of his dog being dead.

On The Road To Mr. Mineo's
by Barbara O'Connor
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this was a very interesting book and had lots of fun twists and turns!

Guts
by Raina Telgemeier
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This is a funny book. I read it because it was sitting at my friends house. It's a good book, and I hope that others read it. Is it about Raina?

Rogue Male
by Geoffrey Household
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When you are caught with your gun aimed at the supreme leader of a ruthless and unscrupulous government, you cannot be allowed to escape...but you do. But how can you disguise the marks they left upon you? Who can you turn to when their spies follow your every move? And when one gets in your head and forces you to come to terms with your own motivations, can you overcome the past and break free one last time? Rogue Male was instantly one of my all-time favorite books. Household's writing is subtle and sardonic, capturing all the tension, terror, and intrigue of the hunt. If this book has piqued your interest, I strongly recommend the audiobook narrated by Michael Jayston. You won't regret it.

Julie Of The Wolves By Jean Craighead George
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Agreed with the critics it is almost a classic. An authentic and well-written tale of a young girl and her strong understanding of her Eskimo heritage and the love of nature. Refreshing, intense and heartfelt. A light but meaningful read, perfect for winter!

The End Of October, A Novel By Lawrence Wright
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It is an eerie story, but it is so well researched in terms of all the history and events related to the history of humanity's health that it makes it easier for regular people, not doctors, to understand the different methods and intricacies of science and viruses. It is well written, relevant and informative.

Flood and Fire
by Emily Diamand
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I haven't finished it yet I'm more than half way through but the first book is really good!

The Hunger Games (hunger Games, Book One)
by Suzanne Collins
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This book is truly a masterpiece and I can’t wait to read the rest.

The Snow Child
by Eowyn Ivey
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This book transported me to the Alaskan frontier in an acute way. Ivey's descriptions of the harsh winters, mosquito filled summers, and enchanting power of first snows are mesmerizing. The land itself is an important character within the small cast. The little girl, Faina, leaves the couple, and reader, wondering where the line between reality and fairy tale ends. This is a story about the grief of losing a child and the possibilities that ended with it; but, it is also a story of found family and the power of moving forward in new ways.

The Female Of The Species
by Mindy McGinnis
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This book is about a girl who is a killer, and accepts that fact readily. She wasn’t a killer on accident, she just killed people who deserved it. And she’s not just a killer, she’s a really compelling protagonist that will make you wish you could read faster. This whole book will leave you on the edge of your seat, and by the end you will be exhausted trying to figure out the difference between right and wrong.
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