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The book thief

Explores the literary work of Markus Zusak, including the setting, time period, conflict, and impact of the novel.

I like to read

"Join William and his friends as they discover why reading is important for learning--and fun, too!"--Provided by publisher.

When you love a book

An ode to childhood classics that celebrates the companionship books offer throughout all stages of life.

Virus L.i.v.3

ou, La mort des livres
The government has banned all screen time and decreed reading traditional print materials obligatory. Faced with this tyranny, the Zappers stage a revolt. These young rebels, devotees of the Digital Age, spread a virus that erases the printed word as soon as it is read. Only Allis isable to identify the virus's inventor and discover an antidote.

This book is my best friend

When Sunny and Aarush reach for the same book at the library, they try to resolve the conundrum by searching through the stacks to find something else for the other to read, but maybe what they find instead is even better.

Don't push the button!

The only rule in Larry's book is that the reader not push the button, but when no one is looking, it may be irresistible.

For the love of reading

books to build lifelong readers
Presents annotated lists of recommended books for children, grouped by age from pre-conception through the teen years, and includes a separate listing of seasonal books, as well as information on resources for teachers, parents, and administrations.

The legendary Mo Seto

As twelve-year-old aspiring taekwondo champion Modesty "Mo" Seto faces off against her nemesis in a movie audition, she uncovers a mysterious book and embarks on an adventure to rescue her missing father and discover hidden martial art secrets.

Pretty please do not open this book

with sugar on top!
Whether 'pretty please' is a polite request or a desperate plea is for you to decide! This time, Wizz is reunited with his delightful friend Nessie, in some more highly relatable and hilarious situations. Anyone who occasionally (or not so occasionally) is nervous or unsure of themselves will delight in Wizz's escapades. Trying new things and letting go of fears about being good enough are important lessons and who could be better to teach a spoonful of confidence than Andy Lee?.

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