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Not as Perfect as it Seems

April 15, 2019 michelle @ books my kids read

Identical twins Elodee and Naomi are moving from their home of Juniper to Eventown. Something has happened in their family that no one will talk

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Things aren’t so Even in Eventown

March 25, 2019 michelle @ books my kids read

Identical twins Elodee and Naomi are moving from their home of Juniper to Eventown. Something has happened in their family that no one will talk

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Returning to the World of The Uglies

October 29, 2018 michelle @ books my kids read

Frey and Rafi are inseparable . . . but very few people have ever seen them together. This is because Frey is Rafi’s double, raised

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The Magic of Melwick Orchard

August 27, 2018 michelle @ books my kids read

Books that realistically deal with childhood illnesses walk a fine line with dealing with the reality of illness and the havoc it wrecks on the

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Ashes to Asheville

March 26, 2018 michelle @ books my kids read

One of the reasons that I love the NC Battle of the Books so much is that it encourages kids to read things that are

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Olive & Beatrix by Amy Marie Stadelmann

August 21, 2017 michelle @ books my kids read

Thank you so much to the author for providing #KidLitExchange with a finished copy of this book for review purposes! All opinions are my own

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