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The Great Give Back
Give back to your community during The Great Give Back ! We have compiled a list of volunteer opportunities for various ages that can be done from home. To view the volunteer projects click on "Missions". We would love to see what you and your family have done. Email copiaguelibrarychildrens@gmail.com with pictures and descriptions and we will post on Facebook and Instagram! :)
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The Language Of Sisters
by Luanne Rice
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Although touted as Rice's first "Young Adult" novel on the book jacket, this book is in our Adult Fiction section and I think it is just as appropriate for adult readers. The content regarding texting while driving is relevant to any person behind the wheel and the theme of the bond between sisters resonates for any age. Rice's usual insights into families, love and the ups and downs that all entail are once again prevalent in this book. A quick read, I would recommend it as a great addition to any beach or pool bag!
A Long Way To A Small Angry Planet
by Becky Chambers
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This book was a little absurd. I don't typically read sci-fi that involves an entirely new universe and various alien creatures, so maybe it's just not for me. However, I did enjoy many aspects of this story. Chambers created an entire universe with new creatures, social structures, and cultures. From a sociological perspective, it was fascinating. The relationships between the characters were definitely the most intriguing part of this book. The plot itself left a lot to be desired. It truly was about the journey and not the destination. If you enjoy world building and escaping into complex relationships between various species, then this book is for you. However, if you like an adventure story driven more by plot, you may want to look elsewhere.
How I Love Thee
by Henry Drummond
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The most important thing is to Love others rather than to be loved. Walk in Love as Christ also hath loved us.
Liza's Second Chance
by Molly Jebber
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Widow Liza Schrock is the owner of the Amish Charm Bakery. She is content to cook mouthwatering recipes for her community and stay unwed. That changes when widower Jacob Graber moves town. Now they both get a second chance at love, unless the secret from her past gets in the way. Very enjoyable and easy read.
Descendants 3
by Carin Davis
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Mal mom was very bad. It was blue day. VK Day was finally here. The kids were missing not on my watch
Pooh's Best Friend
by Ann Braybrooks
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This book is about friends. Pooh has so many friends but he is wondering who is the best one. At the end of the book he realized that he has so much fun with friends but Piglet is his the best friend.
The Joyous Gift Of Grandparents
by Jeremy Taylor
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A Grandmother is a Babysitter who watches kids instead of watching the Television.
Montauk By Nicola Harrison
by Nicola Harrison
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That book dragged in the beginning but I continued on.the ending was sad but expected
Firefly Home
by Jane Clarke
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This book is easy to read and I learned that fireflies have a bright light inside them that shines.
The Amazing Planet Earth
by Scott Emmons
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This is a great science book for little readers. The sentences are short and teach about our planet Earth.