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Pre-K Unearth a Story
This program is designed for children ages 0 to 4 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Kids Unearth a Story
This program is designed for children ages 5 to 12 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Teen Unearth a Story
This program is designed for 13- to 18-year-olds to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Adult Unearth a Story
This program is designed for adults to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
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Rune
by Carlos Sanchez
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I liked how there are magical sources. This book also has a lot of action and is really fun to read. I would definately recommend this to a friend.
Sugar Sugar Everywhere
by Raz Kids Books
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I learned when you eat sugar your body breaks it down into glucose. It spreads around your body and gives you energy
Dork Diaries
by Rachel Renee Russell
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I LOVE THIS BOOK SO MUCH 10000000000000000000000000000000000000/10 LOVE SO MUCH
The statue of liberty
by Lucille Publishing
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It's cool that the statue is so big.
The Storyteller
by Dave Grohl
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Dave Grohl is not only a multitalented musician, but a rocker with a conscience, inspiring and engaging young and old. He is in awe of the legends who came before him, and you can hear his respect in his writing. Great stories, fun to read.
There's Something About Sweetie
by Sandhya Menon
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I enjoyed it, but I almost felt like Sweetie was too perfect--Ashish was a good, kind person, but he also had some flaws which made him feel more real/natural, whereas Sweetie was presented as an almost perfect person which took me out of the experience. Plus, there were moments where Ashish's romantic feelings felt a bit too intense (as in, the way that Menon described it felt a bit sacchrine). Lastly, I wish Ashish's basketball issue (his lack of balltopia) had more time on the page since the only time it ends up really being mentioned is when they play HORSE and it turns into making out and then at the end when he finds balltopia again (although it's not clear if it was just a coincidence or what)
Efren Divided
by Ernesto Cisneros
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This book was both heartwarming and heartbreaking with a touch of humor. The book is about a kid’s mom, who gets deported one day while he’s at school. But just to add to the drama, he loses a friend, has to take care of his little siblings alone, and tries to be elected school president. It’s an amazing book, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who has ever felt alone.
The Last Wish
by Andrzej Sapkowski
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Finished the book. Like the show better
The statue of liberty
by Lucille Recht Penner
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Cool! They dropped the flag so early.
The Knight At Dawn
by Mary Pope Osborne
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It was a cool book. My favorite part was when they rode with the knight.