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Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone
by J.k. Rowling

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Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone was about a boy who still lived after the tragic death of his parents, (who left him a small fortune). Harry's parents dies by the hands of the evil, Lord Voldemort, but nobody used his name because they were afraid, and instead used the name you-know-who. A boy by the name Draco Malfoy (who's father was a supporter to Voldemort, like many others he turned back) was a kid who stole a Remembrall from a boy named Neville. A Remembrall was a curious little piece what it did what show red smoke whenever somebody (the holder) had forgotten something, Madam Hooch was a teacher at Hogwarts she specialized in coaching in Quidditch she went to escort Neville to the hospital wing because he had broken his wrist so in the meanwhile nobody was to move or even touch their broomsticks until she gets back or they will be out of Hogwarts. then Harry chases Malfoy to get the Remembrall he stole then he throws it and he chases it and catches it, and Professor McGonagall introduces him to Oliver Wood and he is a member of the Griffindor Quidditch team. They talk about Harry becoming a seeker, and that is my book review

Young Samurai The Way Of The Warrior
by Chris Bradford

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I really enjoyed learning about the samurai culture and how it was like being a foreigner in Japan.

Bad Island
by Doug Tennapel

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When Lyle, Janie, and Karen all go on a family boating trip, Reese is the only one who thinks the trip is a bad idea, Reese thinks he is old enough to stay at home, but Lyle(his father) says he's too young. Later on they crash on an island, that has all sorts of mysterious plants and animals. Next Reese falls in a hole and discovers a human skeleton that had a purse that contained a weird mysterious artifact and a journal. The artifact (which Lyle figured out) contained exactly what was on the island and also contained a map. At a later time they discover that the island they were on was actually an extraterrestrial giant that was put in Cryo-Sleep by another extraterrestrial but he wasn't a giant he was a little evil alien, which they defeat. The way they wake up the giant is the artifact was a missing piece to the giant and they needed to put it back on the giant in order to wake him up. And that is my short book review

Big Nate Blasts Off
by Lincoln Pierce

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In the book Big Nate Blasts Off, there is rivalry between Randy Betancourt and Nate. Also they both like Ruby, which makes an even bigger rivalry between them. Eventually Randy and Nate become friends, but they still have one challenge, defeating Jefferson's students in Ultimate Mud Bowl. The Mud Bowl is something we all learn later on that Nate's dad invented. Later on it is revealed to us that Nate's dad was looking for a job but couldn't find one, and that they might move if his last interview doesn't go well. Then Nate's dad goes to the interview and completely nailed it and got a job, which meant they didn't have to move, now the Mud Bowl, Randy and Nate become friends and Randy is revealed to be great with the Frisbee, so he agrees to help P.S.38 win the Mud Bowl, when the time for the Mud Bowl arrives Randy turned out to be a real help because they win the Mud Bowl. And that is my short book review

Who Is Muhammad Ali
by James Buckley Jr

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Muhammad Ali was a man who truly inspired the world with his world famous quotes like, "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. His hands can't hit what his eyes can't see. Before then his name used to be Cassius Marcellus Clay. In America, in the 1940's and 50's exceptionally in the South black and white people did not mix. This was a problem back then, eventually in 54' Cassius rode a bike with his friend to the museum when his bike was stolen, there was a policeman in the building, he had said he would hit whoever was responsible. The officer was luckily a teacher for boxing and was happy to teach Cassius, as it was destiny. He was soon to discover that he would not only enjoy it, but that he was really good at it! Once in his career he even beat Sonny Lipton as he was the Heavyweight world champ! But that title was destined to belong to Muhammad Ali. And that is my short book review.

The Day Punctuation Came To Town
by Kimberlee Gard

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Excellent fun and eduction always book for kids!

Catching Fire
by Suzanne Collins

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I loved reading about Katniss, Gale and Peeta’s love triangle.

Young samurai the ring of earth
by Chris Bradford

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A great book!

Artemis Fowl Eternity Code
by Eoin Colfer

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A little less complicated than The Arctic Incident, but the schemes were just as exhilarating.

Young samurai the ring of earth
by Chris Bradford

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A great book!