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  Happiness Is 200 Celebrations of...

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  New York Times–Bestselling Authors: A charmingly illustrated celebration of sisterhood among friends and friendship between sisters.   A sister is a friend for life, and a friend can be a sister. From the prize-winning illustrators who created the Happiness Is social-media phenomenon, this cute-as-can-be book captures beautiful moments of this special bond.   From sharing clothes and hosting parties to making pinky promises and staying close when you’re far apart, this book says “I love you” in two hundred different ways. It’s the perfect way to honor sisters by birth and sisters of the heart.

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  The Incredible Rockhead

  Scott Nickel

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  Whenever Chip Stone's in danger, he's instantly transformed into a hulking beast with a giant head of rock. Although the power helps him overcome or, more accurately, smash apart his fears, the transformations aren't helping his social life.

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  Blast to the Past

  Scott Nickel

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  Tells the adventures of David and Ben who use a time machine to go back a few days, in order to retake a test that they failed.

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  Gone With the Wind - Magical...

  Rodney Evans

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  Children are kids and adults are kids too. The Flatulent Pumpkin’s Gone With the Wind let’s children and adults feel this in the sweetest and most exhilarating way. It’s a lot of fun and may be the most important book a child reads for years to come. 
  The town’s children knew something was horribly wrong when the teacher didn’t come back from lunch break. They dashed out of school and discovered all of the adults were gone! The children didn’t think it had anything to do with the big secret they were keeping, but could it? Or did it have something to do with all those strange noises during the school day?  
  Gone With the Wind is a heartwarming mystery. You’ll laugh, smile and be forever changed from the determination of a ten-year old girl which helps the entire town learn the single most important thing about life.

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  Curse of the Red Scorpion

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  Describes Mitchell's adventures after seeing a red scorpion at the museum.

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  Summary of A Gentleman in...

  Abbey Beathan

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  A Gentleman in Moscow: A Novel by Amor Towles - Book Summary - Abbey Beathan 
  (Disclaimer: This is NOT the original book.) 
  A novel about Count and how he was ordered to spend the rest of his life inside the walls of a luxury hotel. 
  In 1922, Count Alexander Rostov was condemned to spend the rest of his life in the Metropol, a luxurious hotel. A Gentleman in Moscow feels like an emotional trip, where we empathise with Alexander Rostov's situation. At first, we feel impotence, due to the fact that the protagonist is locked in an attic room while the most tumultuous decades in Russian history are passing outside of the hotel's walls. But that's just the beginning, the interest part is what happens next. 
  (Note: This summary is wholly written and published by Abbey Beathan. It is not affiliated with the original author in any way) 
  "If a man does not master his circumstances then he is bound to be mastered by them." - Amor Towles 
  The second part of the emotional journey alongside Rostov is one that was generated due to the solitude of being locked away with nothing to do. It gave him time to look deep within himself and enter a state of emotional discovery, one that would change his life for good. Amor Towles did a masterful job of describing intangible things in the most accurate and humane way. 
  Filled with humor and an interesting cast of characters, dive into this unique novel that gives you a deeper understanding of what it means to be a person of purpose.

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