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Skippyjon Jones In The Doghouse
by Judy Schachner
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Favorite series.

Cookiesaurus Rex
by Amy Fellner Dominy
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A family favorite! Both kids love this book. A once-a-week read for us.

The Ballgame With No One At Bat
by Steve Brezenoff
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Loved it.

Don't Eat Bees!
by Lisa Loucks-Christenson
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Enjoyed the book but was difficult for younger child

The Very Impatient Caterpillar
by Ross Burach
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Good lessons on patience and rewards

Dog Man 1
by Dav Pilkey
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Dog Man is a dog man who fights crime. I would rate the book 5 stars if it were about one giant plot.

The New Girl
by Cassandra Calin
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Lia is a teen who faces a lot while moving from Romania to Canada. At school, she must take a welcome French class to get better language. She meets new friends and also loses a friend for a couple of chapters, but then gets her back. She also has a birthday when she figures out that her best friend back in Romania is coming for a Christmas visit! Lastly, she faces getting her period, too.

All the way to Lhasa
by Barbara Helen Berger
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The boy and the yak make it to the town because they go slooooow and steady. I learned that if you go slow and steady you can make it places.

Nat A Chance: A Graphic Novel (nat Enough #6)
by Maria Scrivan
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Nat is trying out sports.

Wild Horses
by Melissa Marr
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I like the running and splashing part of the book.
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