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Easy Readers
This program is designed for children to encourage life-long reading habits. Read 10 books to complete this challenge. Each book you read will give you one ticket. Collect ten tickets to complete the reading challenge, and receive an additional ticket for every book read after the initial ten. These tickets will be entered in to our prize drawings at the end of Summer Reading. Happy reading!
Middle & Teen Readers
This program is for children who are reading chapter books, as well as teen readers. Read two books to complete this challenge. Each book you read will give you one ticket. Collect two tickets to complete the reading challenge, and receive an additional ticket for every book read after the initial ten. These tickets will be entered in to our prize drawings at the end of Summer Reading. Happy reading!
Adult Readers
This program is designed for adults age 18 & up to encourage life-long reading habits. Read two books to complete this challenge. Each book you read will give you one ticket. Collect two tickets to complete the reading challenge, and receive an additional ticket for every book read after the initial ten. These tickets will be entered in to our prize drawings at the end of Summer Reading. Happy reading!
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Our Fault
by Mercedes Ron
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This being the third and final book in this series makes me so sad I really loved this book more than the first two witch is very unusual for me because I NEVER like the last book but this one made me want to cry with how it ended.
Someone We Know
by Shari Lapena
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I have to admit I tried reading this book a couple months ago and put it down. I kept thinking about how it would play out- so I had to come back and finish it. It was a bit confusing and a little all over the place but I completed the book!
The Secret Of The Fortune Wookiee (origami Yoda #3)
by Tom Angleberger
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Great read- good dialogue and characters. Accurate depiction of the struggles of seventh graders.
With a Vengeance
by Riley Sager
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Not his best, but not his worst. I didn’t find the twist to be shocking.
Insignificant Events In The Life Of A Cactus
by Dusti Bowling
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I read this book after seeing it recommended by a fellow Buckeye for a Buckeye Bingo Square! I found it very interesting and liked learning more about Tourette Syndrome. It was heartwarming to have Aven [the armless girl] bond with Connor [with Tourette's] and Zion [weight/self-esteem issues] and to see them supporting and growing stronger with their mutual support.
The BFG
by Roald Dahl
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I have become a big fan of Roald Dahl after reading 'Matilda' [used for the book into Broadway play square] and now 'The BFG' [used for the mystical creature square]! Very thought-provoking and entertaining reads!!
Invisible
by Christina Diaz Gonzalez
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This is about kids who are invisible in their school and to the teachers and kids because they speak a different language. No one notices them until they do something really nice and work together.
Heartless Hunter
by Kristen Ciccarelli
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I really enjoyed this, but the ending killed me. ?? There were a few twists that were predictable, but I am glad there is a sequel because I still want to find out more.
Throne Of Glass
by Sarah J. Maas
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Beginning can be rough to get into as it starts with world building. As you read you become immersed into the world of Celaena Sardothian. You will definitely want to continue the series for more.
Geekerella
by Ashley Poston
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A fun re-do of the classic Cinderella. I now know what cosplay is!! Worth reading!