I recently read Brandy Colbert’s most recent novel, The Voting Booth, and I loved it. Little and Lion was even better, and is one of my favorite books that I’ve read all year. Here is my review for this wonderful novel.
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Hello! I read this book a more than a week ago, but I have taken a lot of time to write this review. I loved this book, it was just kind of hard to write, I guess. Anyway, here is my review of The Voting Booth, by Brandy Colbert.
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Hello! I finished reading this book a while ago, but I’ve been meaning to write a review since then. I recently read the other book by the author, A Thousand Perfect Notes, and I loved it! C. G. Drews has become one of my favorite authors, and without further ado, here is my review of The Boy Who Steals Houses, by C. G. Drews.
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Hello! I finished reading this book earlier today, and immediately got started with a review. I’ve seen this book being talked about in countless places, and I’ve heard incredible things about it. Also, I thought that it might be good to point out that, uh, I’ve been blogging her for 10 months (wow that’s a long time) and I have never ever reviewed a nonfiction book that wasn’t a biography. (Brown Girl Dreaming got that) Anyways, here is my review of Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and You, by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi.
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Hi! I am officially completely done with the school year, which I am very excited about, and right now, I have a review of an amazing book that I finished reading a few days ago. This wonderful book was published almost exactly a month ago, and is well, incredible. So, without further ado, here is my review of The Henna Wars, by Adiba Jaigirdar.
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It took me a while to get through this book. I got off to a slow start reading it, and wasn’t sure if I’d want to finish it. But I read most of it today, and when I was reading it, I did not want to put it down. The book messed with me, made me think, and made me flip back pages to attempt to understand what was going on. Here’s what I thought of the novel Where the Crawdads Sing, by Delia Owens.
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Hello! I have had an overwhelming amount of schoolwork, but thankfully, the school year is almost over for me, and I have only a week left. I’m hoping that once school gets out, I’ll have more time for reading and blogging! Anyways, now I am going to move on to my review of this book! Aurora and the Thief, by Becky Bird was released just a few days ago, on May 25th, and I am very excited to share my thoughts on this novel!
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I have so much to write about this book. Because this book, A Thousand Perfect Notes, by C. G. Drews is incredible and amazing and fantastic. But why do I think that? Read the rest of this review to find out!
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Well would you look at that! It’s only the third of the month, and I’m already here with a review. And it’s a special review for me, one which I’m very excited about. I am excited for this review because it is of one of my all time favorite books. It is a historical fiction middle grade novel about a 16 year old girl named Hattie Inez Brooks, who goes to prove up on her uncle’s 360 Montana acres. My fabulous readers, I present to you my review of Hattie Big Sky, by Kirby Larson!
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