This book is a good book about dinosaur bones.

I honestly really enjoyed Macbeth! I think that this tragedy themed novel was really addicting and i felt like i couldn't put this book down! Lady Macbeth was my favorite character because her evil personality was so entertaining and add a lot to the story!

"The Vile Hospital" is the eighth installment in the "A Series of Unfortunate Events" series. In this novel, three orphans, the Baudelaire children, end up at a vile hospital, and they are desperately trying to escape from Count Olaf who is trying to steal their money. This book is indisputably creepier than the previous books. As the series progresses, the atmosphere becomes more and more intense. I unreservedly recommend this novel due to the enticing plot, remarkable writing, and charming characters!

One of my favorite books ever, and I do plan on rereading it!! The way this book is written is very intresting, I like how it switches between the perspectives of both twins, Noah and Jude. The character development for both of them is super week written and very enjoyable. I would recommend this book to teens and adults it’s definitely something very enjoyable and a great coming of age book.

This novel follows the story of three characters: Jem, Scout, and Atticus. This classic book deals with a multitudinous array of themes pertaining to racism and discrimination. I absolutely love this novel. The plot is solid and it unequivocally teaches valuable lessons. I unreservedly recommend this to all!

This book follows Newt Scamander, a wizard, who, upon arriving to New York, is set for a a tumultuous adventure; his suitcases unleashes his "fantastic" beasts. I absolutely love this book and the elucidations of all the mystical creatures. It was fun reading a book that is linked with the "Harry Potter" franchise. In a way, readers will be able to succumb and delve into the magical world once again. I unreservedly recommend this book!

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This has some of the same nursery rhymes as my other book but it also has some different ones.

"The Slippery Slope" is the tenth installment in the "A Series of Unfortunate Events" series. In this novel, three orphans, the Baudelaire children, are still attempting to escape from the malevolent man who is after their fortune: Count Olaf. In this novel, the Baudelaire children end up in the mountains which definitely doesn't make their experiences any less distressing. This book is really amazing, I like how this book introduces novel characters. The plot is solid and enticing. I unreservedly recommend this novel.

Eva's class is raising money for an owl who needs a special chair to fly. So Eva's team opens a bakery, and Sue's opens a candy shop. But soon, the two teams forget the real reason they're raising the money. And are competing whose shop can raise the most money. So now they have to work together to raise enough money.