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by Cheryl Rogers
Looking for a clean, wholesome book that does more than entertain? This Christian mystery/adventure demonstrates the biblical path of salvation, plus the importance of obedience and prayer! It's the fictitious story of 13-year-old Zack, who ...read more
Genres: Mystery
Ages: 8 - 12
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book by Adi Alsaid (view book)
There was something nostalgic, yet ever so present that I gathered from this book. The writing style is easy to follow and it has realistic characters that seemingly come to life on the page. A truly solid novel, Let's Get Lost is  ...read more
Genres: Adventure, Fiction, For Reluctant Readers, Short Story
Ages: 12 and up
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book by Erica S. Perl (view book)
In the book Lost and Found, I liked Arnold and Louise because they are best friends who try to cheer each other up. One of my favorite parts was when the birds took the lens of glasses to use as a mirror, I also liked when (BIG) Arnold goes in Louise ...read more
Genres: Juvenile Fiction, Series
Ages: 5 - 8
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book by Jack Campbell (view book)
The Lost Fleet: Rendezvous marks another successful foray of Campbell into the science fiction genre, with a satisfying superfluity of combat, elaborate and convincing substitutions for space engagement tactics, and a superbly crafted narrative, ...read more
Genres: Adventure, Science Fiction, Series
Ages: 12 and up
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book by Will Summerhouse (view book)
A reader should be warned that this book has a few derogatory words in it, but not awful enough to downplay the excitement of the plot. They are easy to overlook, but the author could have left out many of them without changing the story. Orion, who ...read more
Genres: Adventure, Fantasy, Juvenile Fiction
Ages: 8 - 12
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book by Steven L. Layne (view book)
Layne creates a twisted, but disturbingly relatable world in Paradise Lost, the sequel to This Side of Paradise. The advanced technology is disturbing, but human motivations are clearly defined throughout the whole book. One of the things that ...read more
Genres: Fantasy
Ages: 12 and up
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book by Adi Alsaid (view book)
Let’s Get Lost was a very confusing read for me. Half the time, I really liked it, and then the other half, I really didn’t! The story involves a couple of teenagers doing the typical stupid things that teenagers do. However, most of them ...read more
Genres: Adventure, Fiction, For Reluctant Readers, Short Story
Ages: 12 and up
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book by Herman J. Viola (view book)
The amount of literature available to read about life in internment camps is enormous, but each books seems to have a slightly different perspective. I have read numerous books about other interment camps during World War II, but this was the first ...read more
Genres: Biography, Historical Nonfiction, Nonfiction
Ages: 12 and up
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book by Candace Fleming (view book)
Overall I thought this book was nicely written well-presented. It mostly gave new and interesting information that really helped to better understand Amelia's story. I think this book gave me a better respect for Amelia, and also a greater ...read more
Genres: Biography
Ages: 12 and up
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book by Adi Alsaid (view book)
Let's Get Lost was a very interesting book to read. It was written in 5 parts, each told from a different chracter's perspective- Hudson, Bree, Elliot, Sonia, and Leila- and the characters were believable. Many of the events in the book could ...read more
Genres: Adventure, Fiction, For Reluctant Readers, Short Story
Ages: 12 and up

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