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Captive Witness
by Carolyn Keene
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It was a very good book because I like mysteries.I also like how there were two different mysteries Nancy Drew had to solve at the same time.

Jujutsu Kaisen Volume 26
by Gege Akutami
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It was a very good book that I loved reading.

The Miserable Mill
by Lemony Snicket
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I love reading these again, these were my favorite books when I was younger!! They hold up surprisingly well too, I thought for sure I’d be able to poke more holes in it. While I’ve certainly aged out of making this book age appropriate, I loved it all the same.

La casa de los espiritus
by Isabel Ayende
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Absolutely fantastic read about multiple generations in a family in Chile.

Mighty Mighty Construction Site Book
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Daniel loves trucks.

Green & Deadly Things
by Jenn Lyons
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Interesting concept, I was glad I spotted this on the new fiction shelf. A little slow to get going, took almost 30% to introduce the other main character, but the ending made it worth it. I’d recommend it, you just have to be patient.

Bunny Cakes
by Rosemary Wells
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Awesome!

The lost library
by Rebecca Stead + Wendy Mass
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Funny, mysterious, and full of adventure!!

Baby Touch And Feel I Love You
by Dorling Kindersley Publishing Staff
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Daughter loved the different textures

Harlem Rhapsody
by Victoria Christopher Murray
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Harlem Rhapsody is a well-researched historical novel that brings to light the thriving, Black American cultural community in 1920a Harlem despite the racial, political, economic, social and cultural oppression Black people faced from the White majority. The novel tells the story of trailblazing author and literary editor Jessie Redmon Fauset, whose work to promote and elevate talented Black writers and artists (including such iconic writes as Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen) was mostly lost to history. Murray's novel is part of a renewed effort to bring Redmon Fauset's contribution to the Black cultural revolution of the 1920s to light. The similarities of the racial, social, cultural struggles of the 1920s depicted in the novel to that which is happening today is not unnoticed by the reader.
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