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Sleepswithbooks
Randoms | David Liss
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TheBookHippie 🤫😂👀 2mo
AnnCrystal 😂📚💝. 2mo
SamAnne 😂❤️ 2mo
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Kiwidragonnerd
Forest of Wonders | Linda Sue Park
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🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑 Just as good as I remembered. The characters are likable and the plot twists are great (I read it before, and even I was surprised. That shows how bad my memory is). I love the animal sidekicks and especially the apothecary element.

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Kiwidragonnerd
Forest of Wonders | Linda Sue Park
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This one's a bit of a nostalgic re-read because I originally read it when I was younger and don't remember much of the story. I do remember enjoying it, though, so I hope that continues.

(I don't think Charity's a fan, though)

#catsoflitsy

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Eggs
Capture the Flag | Kate Messner
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MG adventure! Three kids who first meet at a D.C. airport while snowed in work together with their hunches, to solve a mystery: the “Francis Scott Key” US flag has been stolen from the Smithsonian!

#Read2025 #LitsyAtoZ

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DieAReader 🥳🥳🥳 4mo
Eggs @DieAReader 🤗🇺🇸 4mo
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mcappel
Shadows of Sherwood | Kekla Magoon

“Sirens wailed through the streets of Sherwood, no doubt looking for them“

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mcappel
Shadows of Sherwood | Kekla Magoon

This book is a good representation of a female main character. The book shares similarities to Robin Hood. Students could read this book and try to make connections between the Shadows of Sherwood and Robin Hood. This book would be good for grades 4-6.

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mcappel
Shadows of Sherwood | Kekla Magoon
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Shadows of Sherwood follows a girl named Robyn. Robyn recently had to flee her home after her parents disappeared. She connected with a group of strangers who each had special skills for surviving city life. The group tries to find clues to solve the government's wrong-doings, while Robyn tries to figure out what happened to her parents. This is an adventure fiction book, with a dystopian setting for the series. It shares similarities to Robin.

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Read_By_Red
What Jonah Knew: A Novel | Barbara Graham
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I liked all of the symbolism that is present, as well as the growth within many of the characters. It is categorized as a psychological thriller, and while I don‘t necessarily agree with this label, it does have some intense and thrilling moments towards the end. There are multiple narrators, which I enjoyed as it allowed for multiple perspectives. I just wish that the climax was stretched a little to create a more on-the-edge-of-my-seat ending.⁣

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Kboltz
What Jonah Knew: A Novel | Barbara Graham
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Paranormal at its best. Jonah knows things about Henry but the problem is that Henry is dead. Lucie can‘t understand why her son has night tremors and says that he has another mother. 😳. This is a great story…I believe!

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Two Roads | Joseph Bruchac
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