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The Dog Knight
by Jeremy Whitley
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I enjoyed it a lot. I loved the way it weaves Frankie's identity into the plot, and how you see their relationships with their friends and mom. I just really enjoyed this book, and I highly recommend it, even if you aren't a dog person.
The Perfect Marriage
by Jeneva Rose
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Top 5 reads for me of 2026, AMAZING!
The help
by Kathryn Stockett
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This is a historical fiction book about what it is like being a black woman in the South in the 1960's. This book follows a black maid mainly. As a white woman that grow up in the South I know things like this happen, but it makes me very sad. This is a great book that I did not want it to end because I wanted to keep reading about these characters. I could not put it down. I think if you like historical fiction book you should read this book.
They Both Die at the End
by Adam Silvera
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I really liked it, despite the premise. I think the characters were fleshed out and I like the writing style a lot. The book itself really was touching and despite my sadness at it’s end, it was truly a good read.
The Loophole
by Naz Kutub
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I...liked this book more than I thought I did. It was cool how it took the fantasy of genies with a very realistic setting. I mean, it was a pretty fun book to read. It also includes the importance of letting go. It was just so much fun to read.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
by Jules Verne
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In this book, three men, a professor, an apprentice, and a harpoonist go on a mission to find and kill a sea monster. When they have an encounter with the sea monster they all fall off their ship and swim to a near floating metal object. The men think it is abandoned and decide to explore inside, they find a grand luxurious interior with red carpet and emperor style chairs. Soon after, while they explore, men board the object in uniform and escort the three men into rooms that look basic but have real mattresses and a table. then men enter their rooms speaking what seems to be hindi, once the men hear the three speaking english they told something to the leader of their group and he then spoke "nice to meet you, I'm captain Nemo.
Theo of Golden
by Allen Levi
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Such a fabulous, heartwarming novel! I loved Theo almost immediately at the story’s start and just liked him more and more as the story continued and I didn’t want it to end. Every character was unique and likable and a great addition to the storyline. The plot was creative and engaging. Highly recommend this one to anyone and everyone!
Diary of a wimpy kid wrecking ball
by Jeff Kinney
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It was good. It made us wonder how Jeff Kinney was as a kid because Greg is super annoying!
Wombat Waiting
by Katherine Applegate
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This was a cute read aloud for summer school. I liked the prose style of writing a lot. It was creative, yet still easy to read. The alternating points of view were also easy to understand and keep up with. I loved the sporadic sketches throughout the book as well. Overall, the story was a little slow, but enjoyable.
He Who Fights with Monsters 2
by Travis Deverell
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Best lit rpg that i've read so far with crazy world building. I think that they are coming out with a webtoon soon and will also have book 13 come out this year so looking foward to that
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