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Harry Potter: Harry Potter Memes and Jokes for Kids 2017!
By Jimmy Memeson
Cool dude🎮
I thinks this book is so cool and can't wait to read it again
Spider-Man/Deadpool Vol. 0: Don't Call It A Team-Up
By Rob Liefeld
this comic has great shortish comics of deadpool and spiderman ( one of them has deadpool in a classic spiderman comic) was really funny and has some good storys
Pua and Heihei (Disney Moana) (Step into Reading)
By RH Disney, Suzanne Francis
I really want to read this book bec wise I love Moana and she is the best singer and cancer ever but the really sad part in Moana is that her grandmother dies because she was old and was very sick but when Moana grandmother dies she dances by the water like her grandmother did but I also like Moana because she is courageous and she a lot of adventuresome inside her I hope it you read this book you would tell me about.
The Geek's Cookbook: Easy Recipes Inspired by Pokémon, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and More!
By Lecomte
I want to read this really bad
60 Division Worksheets with 4-Digit Dividends, 4-Digit Divisors: Math Practice Workbook (60 Days Math Division Series 13)
By Kapoo Stem
I want to read this really bad
Once Upon an Elephant
By Linda Stanek
This book can easily be the best children's picture book of the year. There are other good books out there this year, but this book goes beyond them all by providing a unique joining of fabulous illustrations and well thought and written text. It also delivers a message all children and adults can line up behind. The author and illustrator's joint work came together extremely well in this book in a way not commonly seen. Almost like they were the same person. It displays a winning combination of what makes children's books great. There's not a better message to teach students and children in these times. The theme, mood, and narrative of this complex topic is simplified and described well through exquisite soft tone illustrations and thoughtful text. The tone is brought out in spades by the illustrations and repetitive text, and they hint to a possible sad ending for elephants everywhere. However, they actually flip that around and make us happy by explaining the little known secrets of how elephants save thousands of animal's lives every day. For those of us who have been to the Serengeti, it is refreshing to see the beauty, accuracy, and landscapes of that vast region. We are treated to captivating, emotional, beautifully crafted illustrations of landscapes, people, and animals. How can any child or adult who goes through this book not feel emotionally attached to the amazing intelligent animals. Somehow the thought of them becoming extinct drifts away from the reader as you watch the unselfish and brilliant acts that are shown. We begin to feel happy and that it can never be allowed to happen.









