Madison is reading Books!

In the Outsiders, Ponyboy and his other juvenile delinquent brothers go head to head with the preppy jocks. One gets killed.

Reviewed by Shelby

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In this book, Opal is the main character. Opal went to the grocery store and she came home with a stray dog.

Reviewed by Kristey

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Joanie moves to a new town and she has always wanted to be a boy. On her first day of school the attneance messes up and the teacher says, “John”. Will she pull it off?

Reviewed by Mikayla

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One of the contestants in the Double Dutch tournament is dyslexic and has trouble keeping her grades up so she can stay in the competition.

Reviewed by Kaitlyn

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Alice is a very good girl, but then moves to her Dad’s and starts to get caught up in bad habits. This is her journey through it all.

Reviewed by Erikka

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The story is about a boy who is about to move but he wants to have a sleepover at an abandonned house. He finds a baseball card (it’s a Babe Ruth). He tries to sell it but the dealer says it’s only worth $50. Then he finds out it’s worth millions.

Reviewed by Teddy

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This book is about a girl named Sky Hilton. Sky is one of those girls who is a little preppy and likes to dance around people. But once she goes to Alphas Academy, she finds some nice friends and she got what she wanted to be; a dancer.

Reviewed by Rachael

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The characters are Nora and Stephen. The setting is a school. Bad grades are affecting kid’s self-esteem. Nora is smart, really smart, and tries to fix this problem.
Reviewed by Bryden

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Rosie and Bailey are best friends, but when a new girl moves in across the street, Granny Torrelli uses story’s from her past to help continue their friendship.
Reviewed by Alexis

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A boy named Capricorn (Cap for short) Anderson lives in a community of what used to be a 60 people commune but now is only 2 people. He has never watched TV and has to move and go to a school named Claverage. The student’s take the “l” out so it is called C – Average.

Reviewed by Kathy

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