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Kiwidragonnerd
Avatar: The Rise of Kyoshi | Michael Dante DiMartino, F. C. Yee
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Since I am currently reading a series and after that am reading a strongly recommended book, I decided to roll my #bookspin result as the next in line, whether or not I actually get to it this month. It‘s unlikely, but I‘ll just keep adding to the list each time! My #doublespin is also underlined, but I won‘t be putting it on the next-up list.

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 5d
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Abe
Heroes for Civil Rights | David A Adler
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Granted the biography‘s are kinda short, but this book is important one for children to know what went on back then!

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Daisey
The Labors of Hercules Beal | Gary D. Schmidt
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I really enjoyed this contemporary MG novel about a boy running a family greenhouse with his older brother after the death of their parents. His teacher assigns a project in which he must relate events & tasks in his own life to the 12 labors of Hercules. There‘s a lot of mythological information and an amazing setting on Cape Cod alongside a story of the importance of found family (including pets) and community connection.

#TRS2024 #MiddleGrade

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LibrarianRyan
Lou | Breanna Carzoo
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3 ⭐ This book is about a fire hydrant who thinks they‘re worth more than being peed on every day. They consider themselves a toilet. The illustrations are what really makes this book move. The words are a fire hydrant feeling like they‘re different and they deserve more than to be a dog toilet, but the illustration show that this fire hydrant is going to be used for what it was designed for in just a few more pages.

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Rachel044420

“Courage knows no boundaries—not even the ones of identity.”

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Rachel044420

“The incredible true story of a woman who risked it all for freedom.“

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Rachel044420
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This thrilling biography of Sarah Edmonds, who disguised herself as a man to fight in the Civil War, showcases her bravery and commitment to justice.