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  • ocelot
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    I have read Kid Presidents and Kid Athletes, and enjoyed reading them a lot. Because this is the same series, I expect to value and enjoy this book as much as the others. I can't wait to begin reading it and to write a review on DOGObooks about it. Thank you very much for offering this giveaway.
    Over 6 years ago
  • ocelot
    ocelot added a new comment in
    This giveaway is the ideal reading set for me. I love the genre, and I've heard great things about all these books. I want to start reading the Trials of Apollo as soon as possible, and would really enjoy receiving this book set as a prize, and posting my reviews on DOGObooks. Thank you very much for offering this giveaway.
    Over 6 years ago
  • ocelot
    ocelot added a new comment in
    I love the mystery and adventure genre, and these books' descriptions seem to match my taste. I would love to delve into these books and read the whole series, along with writing a review about them on DOGObooks. Thank you very much for offering this giveaway.
    Over 6 years ago
  • redheadperson22
    redheadperson22 has read this book.
    Almost 7 years ago
  • redheadperson22
    redheadperson22 has read this book.
    Almost 7 years ago
  • redheadperson22
    redheadperson22 has read this book.
    Almost 7 years ago
  • ocelot
    ocelot added a book review.
    This was a fairly good book, but I am not too into American Girl books. Lea wants to explore the world, and thinks she'll have a lot of fun! She starts off with a trip to Brazil, where her brother is studying the rainforest. She goes to several different places and then goes to the beach, but soon, she realizes that she might not have the courage to embrace the water and dive in! Will she be able to do it? And will her fun turn out to be a dangerous journey that she'll need to learn to embrace? Read this classic American Girl book today!
    Almost 7 years ago
  • ocelot
    ocelot added a book review.
    August (Auggie) Pullman was born with a facial abnormality. The time has come for the bright, ten-year old to leave his safe, nonjudgmental world of being homeschooled, and time to start a new journey. However, this new journey will require the shy boy to face some problems he didn't face when he was in the safe hands of his parents, at home. Starting a new school is both dreadful and fearful for Auggie. But, can Auggie's new peers manage to see Auggie for what he is underneath? Or is he going to regret switching from being homeschooled? I'd recommend this book for any reader, but, specifically readers that like inspiring or uplifting endings.
    Almost 7 years ago

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