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..... Halloween. Here are some great mystery titles to add to your scary celebrations. Take time to check these out!

BENJAMIN FRANKLINSTEIN LIVES! by Matthew McElligott and Larry Tuxbury

smell fall in the air. Warm days and cool nights make WordWeaver want to curl up in a nice comfy chair and read some good books. That's just what WordWeaver did recently. Put these books on your list of good reads for the coming season.

that school is in session don't forget your leisure reading! WordWeaver knows that you'll be overwhelmed with homework and classes but there is a new series you just must absolutely read! It is a fast read and one that will transport you away to a gripping mystery.

.....really fast, before summer ends and school starts. It's so nice to read on lazy summer afternoons or at the beach or even in a tent at a camp out. The book to read now is MY LIFE AS A BOOK by Janet Tashjian. Soon school will begin and life will get busier than ever.

reading. Two more books to add to your reading lists for summer are HITLER'S DAUGHTER by Jackie French and DESSERT FIRST by Hallie Durand. Now there couldn't be two more different subjects but that's what makes the world interesting.

really good new books. GRIFF CARVER, HALLWAY PATROL by Jim Krieg and NOONIE'S MASTERPIECE by Lisa Railsback. Now about Griff........he is a kid with a serious mission.

  and the scariest spider family, ever! The book is THE DEADLIES: FELIX TAKES THE STAGE by Kathryn Lasky.  This is a new series by Newbery Award winning author Kathryn Lasky.

to our 2010 Summer Reading Club. Come on in and grab some great reading and books on cd or Playaways. They all count toward your chance to get some fun prizes and to be eligible for a drawing at the end for really neat prizes and a chance to win 2 tickets to Soak City at Cedar Point. This is available for ages birth to Grade 5.

WORD AFTER WORD AFTER WORD by Patricia MacLachlan is a gem of a book about.......you guessed it! Words, glorious, wonderful, wacky, weird, wild W O R D S! Five friends have found fourth grade a bit dull and boring-----until----in walks Ms.

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