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Compulsion
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Lydia, William H. & Marion C. Alexander Family Library
Virals
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Adults will enjoy this young adult novel written by Kathy Reichs especially those that enjoyed reading other young adult books like the "Hunger Games".
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Debbie, William H. & Marion C. Alexander Family Library
Who am I?
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An unusual creature tries to find out who he is by asking all the animals he meets.
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Pat, East Shore Area Library
Cry Heart, But Never Break
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A wise and sensitive book that helps children deal with the death of a loved one.
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Millie, East Shore Area Library
Cat knit
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A cute story about a cat and its yarn.
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Kiri, East Shore Area Library
Great
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Wonderful story. Children need encouragement, love, & support to grow up into strong, confident adults.
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Millie, East Shore Area Library
Bad Boys
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A madcap fairy-tale, Willy & Wally Wolf are in trouble again. Enter taining!
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Theresa, East Shore Area Library
Happy in Our Skin
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A delightful look at what makes us all human, different and the same!
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Millie, East Shore Area Library
Something in between
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This is a thought-provoking novel that addresses undocumented immigrants.
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Debbie
A ring of endless light
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Vicky Austin is facing the death of her grandfather and the affections of three very different young men.
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Deanna
Wonder
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* An eye-opening story about the struggles of being different and the wonderful power of kindness.
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Phyllis
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After the death of her disfigured, shut-in mother, Barrie Watson moves to her aunt's South Carolina plantation, which is guarded by an ancient spirit who cursed one of the island's three founding families and gave the others magical gifts that become compulsions