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Stanley the farmer
by Williambee
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Basic a cute. List of learning how to read.

Biscuit meets me the class pet
by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
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Great

Dirt
by Jack Redwing
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Love this book! Peek-a-flap book, all

The Dragon bakery
by Devon Kurtz
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Ember is very sweet

Sea otters
by Laura Marsh
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The book was about sea otters . It's cool that u can see them in aquariums

Iceberg Right Ahead
by Stephanie Sammartino McPherson
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Very good book

Pete The Kitty Wash Your Hands
by Kimberly & James Dean
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It is great!

The Berenstain Bears Say Their Prayers
by Stan Berenstain
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????

Ocen life up close Sea turtles
by Kari Schuetz
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It's about all kinds of sea turtles. It was ok

Attucks!
by Phillip Hoose
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This account of Oscar Robertson's life is a reminder that in the lives of historical figures we celebrate the most, there is often a part of history that is left unmentioned. Oscar Robertson was a part of accomplishing an incredible feat, one of the first black athletes to win an open tournament event in the United States, while also setting the individual basketball scoring record in the state of Indiana. All of this was done during a dark time of American history where racism and prejudiced acts were the norm, and efforts were made to keep the black community down. A great read, a great celebration of someone who accomplished an incredible act in the face of adversity, and a great reminder not to repeat the sins of the past.
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