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| June 14 | ||
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Rex Zero and the End of the World (Hardcover) by Tim Wynne-Jones |
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Medford Children's Library said:
"Rex Norton-Norton is an eleven year old boy who just moved to Ottowa during the Cold War. He is having trouble making friends since all the kids seem to be always running somewhere. This is an adventure book about making new friends, catching panther...more
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| May 15 | ||
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The Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy, Book 1: The Hero Revealed (Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy) by William Boniface |
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Medford Children's Library said:
"SPECIAL REVIEWER: ALEX SANTOS
The Extraordinary Adventures of Ordinary Boy is a great book for anyone who likes to read about a smart kid facing a lot of problems. This book is also great for kids who like to read about superheroes. The Extraordi...more " |
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| April 05 | ||
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The True Meaning of Smekday (Hardcover) by Adam Rex |
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recommended for: people who like sci fi and comedies
read in April, 2008
Medford Children's Library said:
"Meet Gratuity Tucci. She's eleven and she's looking for her mother during an alien invasion. Although a bit confusing at first (it is written as a report by Gratuity for a time capsule), the polarioud photos, comics, and style grow on you as do the c...more
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| March 20 | ||
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Medford Children's Library
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Hardcover) by Jeff Kinney |
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recommended for: anyone who likes humorous books
read in March, 2008
Medford Children's Library said:
"Between Greg's crazy schemes, his weird friend Rowley, and his humorous drawings this journal (NOT DIARY! because he's not talking about his feelings like his mom wants him to) made me laugh out loud. Greg is a typical middle school kid just trying t...more
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Medford Children's Library
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Hoboken Chicken Emergency (Paperback) by D. Manus Pinkwater, Daniel Manus Pinkwater |
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recommended for: kids who like comedic books
read in January, 2008
Medford Children's Library said:
"Thanksgiving is a special day for Arthur's family. They have to reserve a turkey in advance. When it is Arthur's job to retrieve the turkey, he finds there are none left. So like any rational child would do, he goes into the apartment of a mad scient...more
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| December 26 | ||
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Medford Children's Library
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Knights of the Kitchen Table (Time Warp Trio) (Time Warp Trio) by Jon Scieszka, Lane Smith |
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recommended for: fantasy, sci fi, time travel lovers
read in December, 2007
Medford Children's Library said:
"What would you do if in the middle of your birthday party you were transported to the land of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table? Join three friends as they try to find their way back home to their century without getting squashed by gian...more
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| December 05 | ||
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Medford Children's Library
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The Prophet of Yonwood (3rd Book of Ember) by Jeanne Duprau |
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recommended for: fantasy and realistic fiction readers
read in December, 2007
Medford Children's Library said:
"Nickie had 3 goals that winter: #1 convince her family to move to Yonwood #2: fall in love and #3 do something good for the world. When she offers to help her Aunt clean her great grandfather's house in Yonwood, she finds that Yonwood isn't the place...more
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| November 28 | ||
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Medford Children's Library
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The Lightning Thief (Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book 1) by Rick Riordan |
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recommended for: adventure and fantasy lovers grade5 and up
read in November, 2007
Medford Children's Library said:
"Did you ever wonder what would happen if ancient gods and goddesses from myths were alive today? 6th grader, Percy Jackson, was considered a deliquent. He had been kicked out of every school he's attended. With an arrogant smelly stepdad, he did not ...more
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Medford Children's Library
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Peter and the Starcatchers (Paperback) by Dave Barry, Ridley Pearson |
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recommended for: adventure, fairy tales, and fantasy lovers in grades 5 and up
read in November, 2007
Medford Children's Library said:
"Did you ever wonder how Peter Pan learned to fly or ended up in Neverland? This first adventure tale in the trilogy answers both of these questions and more. It was a delightful action packed adventure with brave children, talking porpoises and vicio...more
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| November 15 | ||
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Medford Children's Library
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No Talking (Hardcover) by Andrew Clements |
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recommended for: anyone who likes school stories
read in November, 2007
Medford Children's Library said:
"The fifth grade class at Laketon Elementary are known as the "Unshushables" until one day David Packer begins a no talking contest inspired by Ghandi. In this girls versus boys contest, no one is allowed to say more than 3 words at a time t...more
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