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Make Way for Dumb Bunnies

Make Way for Dumb Bunnies

By Dav Pilkey

This book was HILARIOUS!!! It is about family of really dumb bunnies that go around town messing everything up. I really like this author because he is really funny and makes great books.

Quinny & Hopper

Quinny & Hopper

By Adriana Brad Schanen

Quinny is an active, loud girl. Hopper is a shy, timid boy. Quinny has two, younger annoying sisters. Hopper has two, older annoying brothers. They become friends who do fun things together. But third grade is coming, and tearing them apart. They are done with each other. But somehow they land on top. Quinny becomes popular because of her bookbag's awesome picture of her. Hopper becomes popular because he is the fastest kid in the class. And they end up friends in the end. On a personal note: I like how two opposites attracted in a realistic third-grade setting.

Girl Online

Girl Online

By Zoe Sugg

This book is really good for teenage girls. I don't even like zoella as a YouTuber, but I am a teenage girl and I found this book extraordinary. A lot of times it seemed like a professional author wrote it! "Girl Online" Is a twist on YouTuber novels. Zoe Sugg writes about a girl named Penny, who hides her personal feelings from her loved ones by sharing them with her following on her blog. She keeps her personality secret with a pen name, "Girl Online," hence the title of the book. Penny leaves all of her drama to go on a short trip to New York City, out of her country, where she meets her "Inciting incident," Noah. But when Penny returns, she figures out a big secret about Noah that ruins most of her life, including her online persona. I would for sure rate this book 5 out of 5 stars, and it's a great book for the adolescent Teenager demographic.

Slenderman: The Story of a 100% True Slenderman Encounter

Slenderman: The Story of a 100% True Slenderman Encounter

By Jack MeOugh, Lord Original Buttersworth

Archit

I havent read it yet

Poptropica: The Official Guide

Poptropica: The Official Guide

By Tracey West

Ahem. I hereby declare this book as a tribute to my outrageous and obnoxious sibling, who is obsessed with video games but very dear to me. The book has guided me in the conquest of many islands and has proved useful in achieving many medallions. My only regret is that at times the description doesn't suffice as visual motion does, and that it is not updated like the complicated pieces of machinery of today. Cheers to Poptropica and this island guide! Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah!

North

North

By Donna Jo Napoli

I really like this book and I really recommend this book to everyone :)

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