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Project Hail Mary
by Andy Weir
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It’s been awhile since I got to read a great sci-fi novel. And wow, this book did not disappoint! It’s funny, interesting and filled with all the science and math it takes to make it a great space book. This book is about Ryland Grace, a man stranded in space with no idea how he got there. All he knows is that his crew is dead, he’s light years away from Earth and he is there to find out why something is eating the sun’s energy. With death around every corner, Grace isn’t certain he has what it takes to complete the mission alone… But he might not be alone out there after all… This book was AWESOME! I could not get enough of it! I loved the adventure, the science was too cool and it was a great science fiction for boys 16 and up. Seriously, the author wrote such a great world outside of Earth that I just could not put the book down! Now, there are adult topics in the book. Mention of suicide. (The crew were not going to be able to make it back to Earth so they each planned their death) Mention of violence. (Blood, wounds and such) Mention of sex. (Nothing is described, but it is mentioned and brought up 2 or 3 times. Just conversation) There is also cursing in the book. Overall, I loved this novel sooooo much! I will be re-reading it and I can’t wait to read The Martian by Andy Weir next!!! Happy Reading!

Why a daughter needs a dad
by Gregory Lang
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Our daughters love this book. So important to read this

Hank the pet sitter Ralph the very quick chick
by Claudia Harrington
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The book was good because the chicks kept running away from Hank.

Strange Weather in Tokyo
by Hiromi Kawakami
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While drama or books based in the mundane lives of people may seem boring, I thought that Kawakami brought a lightness to the life of the main character that made reading something that seems so casual be fun.

Burn for burn
by Jenny Han
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It’s really good and has lots of ups and downs with a lot of suspense.

Bok's Giant Leap
by Neil Armstrong
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This book is about a rock named Bok. Bok was part of earth long time ago and it split off and moved to the moon when a planet crashed into earth. Neil Armstrong brought Bok to earth and this is the story about Bok

A place called Kindergarten
by Jessica Harper
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This book is about a boy named Tommy. He went to Kindergarten and he learnt a lot of stuff like A for apple, B for biscuit and he told the animals about all the stuff he learnt in Kindergarten.

Hell followed with us
by Andrew Joseph White
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The book is an amazing blend of body horror, religious evangelism, and a minority getting abused by the ones who hold all the power.

We are already haunting here
by Gideon sterer
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This book is about a little ghost who was trying to find a place of his own to haunt, but all the places were taken up by other ghosts, but he finds a place of his own and also lets another ghost to haunt with him by being nice.

The Color Monster
by Anna Llenas
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It's great book to talk about emotions. I feel more complex emotions like confuse and shy also can be discussed. Good pictures.
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