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Pout Pout Fish
by Deborah Diesen
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A cute story with a happy ending!

Solo Leveling, Vol. 4 (novel)
by Chugong
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The book is pretty good and I would recommend it for people that are looking for action in Manga, with a slight twist in coolness.

The Infinite Noise
by Lauren Shippen
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The book was really good and I feel like it could relate to a lot of teenagers. The book follows a football player empath who can feel the emotions of people around him and he's drawn to one nerdy kid, Adam, who deals with his own issues. The plot progressed well and I liked the way the book's chapters were formatted

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever
by Jeff Kinney
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In this book of the series, Greg is on the run from the district and the police for vandalizing property. As he hides in his house, he realizes he’s snowed in from a blizzard. He now has to wait it out and see what happens to him after the storm clears. In my opinion, this book was really great and it’s a great Christmas themed diary, im really happy that they came out with a movie for it too.

We Deserve Monuments
by Jas Hammonds
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We Deserve Monuments is a novel about seventeen year old Avery Anderson getting uprooted from her home in DC, and moving to Bardell County, Gerogia to live with her grandmother who is suffering from a terminal illness. We Deserve Monuments is very emotionally driving, and has a magnificent plotline that leaves jaws dropped.

Naruto
by Masashi Kishimoto
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In this book, we see a young boy named Naruto who is an orphan and ninja in training dreaming of become hokage (emperor or king). This is my second favorite manga/anime and I know it’s others' favorite.

Wonder
by R. J. Palacio
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I read this book each summer because this is one of my favorite summer books and it fascinates me that a boy with a disability finds a way to live and be like a normal person despite what people may believe about him. The character August or Auggie is a 10 year old boy who has a skin condition where his skin will look deformed or burnt, not a lot of people learn to appreciate him but more into the book he makes friends and memories with people that help him learn how to appreciate himself and not to listen to what others may think. In my opinion, this book is a life lesson to people who may say bad things about themselves or to other people.

Front Desk
by Kelly Yang
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Fantastic read!

The Book Of Bill
by Alex Hirsch
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The Book of Bill is a continuation of the Gravity Falls series, and provides the twisted words and imagery of the main antagonist, Bill Cipher. The book does a good job of letting us into the mind of Bill, but I expected a darker novel than what it actually was.

Persona 5, Vol. 7
by Hisato Murasaki
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Volume seven of persona 5 continues after the defeat of kaneshiro when the phantom thieves are forced to take their monthly tests in school which afterwards they celebrate their victory. this joy is short lived as then afterwards a new threat reveals themself stating that they will reveal their identities to the police if they do not comply
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