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Precious Little Sleep
by Alexis Dubief
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I can’t believe this is a book that I 1. have read and 2. am logging for summer reading — but sadly this is the only book I’ve read.

Karen's Sleepover: A Graphic Novel (baby-sitters Little Sister #8)
by Ann M. Martin
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In this book Karen had gotten glasses. She does not want to wear them and especially for school pictures. A boy at school named Ricky started to make fun of her glasses. Names such as "Owl Girl" and "Googly Eyes". I really enjoyed reading this book and I would rate it five stars.

The Invisible Women
by James Patterson
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I loved this book. Couldn’t put the book down. Surprised ending. Great author and great storyline. perfect summer read.

Vegetables Please
by Humphries
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Your diet and health are your bank account & money. Good food choices are a good investment. Health is a primary need in our lives. This book coaches you on what you want to choose and what you want to eat. It also explains how to make healthy and delicious food from across the different regions of the world. Many recipes that are healthy and tasty. I love this author and how she explains about ingredients and recipes in simple terms.

The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes (a Hunger Games Novel)
by Suzanne Collins
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This prequel offers a fascinating look at a well-known character's early life, revealing unexpected layers to his motivations. However, I found it challenging to fully connect with him, as his selfishness often overshadowed any redeeming traits.

Summer Stage
by Meg Mitchell Moore
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This is the story of a family, the theatre, and their private and public personas. The family foundation is there even at the worst of times. Those you work with and trust can help you or hurt you out of jealousy. Picking up pieces and finding out what you really want is what sets the stage as you write the acts.

Sunrise on the Reaping
by Suzanne Collins
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This book made me cry so much! The Hunger Games trilogy is already a series that is sad and emotional in itself, however Sunrise on the Reaping completely blew it out of the water. Reading Haymitch's story kind of helped me understand why the way he was with Katniss

Problematic Summer Romance
by Ali Hazelwood
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Perfect summer read. Laugh our loud at times. Made me feel like I was experiencing Italy. A must read for light, romantic readers/

You Don't Want to Know
by Lisa Jackson
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This was a really exciting book. There are a lot of twists and surprises throughout. It was worth reading although the second half the reader can relax a little.

Fahrenheit 451
by Ray Bradbury
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I understand why people call this book a classic and a masterpiece. An important, although a difficult, story to read about a dystopian future where books are burned simply for existing.
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