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Pre-K Unearth a Story
This program is designed for children ages 0 to 4 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Kids Unearth a Story
This program is designed for children ages 5 to 11 to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
Teen Unearth a Story
This program is designed for 11- to 17-year-olds to encourage life-long reading habits. Once you've earned enough points, you'll receive a completion certificate you can print and share!
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I'm Glad My Mom Died
by Jeanette McCurdy
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A crazy, raw, honest rollercoaster of the early life of a childhood star that I grew up watching. And, honestly I'm glad her mom died too. Despite the obvious love that Jeanette still has for her mother, there is no denying that her mom was abusive on many levels. I'm glad that Jeanette is starting to heal from all that she endured.
Brownstone
by Samuel Teer
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This book reminded me of visiting my abuelo in the summer, who looks a lot like Xavier- the father in this story. Almudena's experience as "off brand", as a "no sabe" kid, resonates with my own Latina experience- wanting to understand something that is intrinsically a part of you but feeling like an impostor because you were raised separate from it. I also enjoyed the LGBT+ and religious themes in this story, as it shows that being different or doing things differently isn't wrong, and people should be respected and loved regardless of it; or else that misplaced hatred can fester inside of you like we can see with Beto. I loved this story and will definitely revisit it in the future
Greyfriars Bobby
by R.E. Brassey
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I loved reading about how the whole town came to love Bobby. And Bobby was always visiting his master even after he died. I also loved that his name was the same as my brother.
Cultish
by Amanda Montell
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Amanda Montell does a fantastic job getting down to the language that is used by cult or cultish leaders. She delves into everything from MLMs, exercise programs, Jim Jones, MAGA, and more. If you’ve found yourself wondering why some of the smartest people you know managed to get swept up in ANY kind of group that seems a little sinister, Montell helps shed some light.
How do Dinousaurs say Merry Christmas
by Jane Yolen & Mark Teague
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Dinosaurs are well behaved during Christmas time so Santa can come visit them
The Naturals
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
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My absolute favorite book I've ever read. I love the romance drama and the crime aspect of the book. I was definitely not expecting that ending! I honestly thought the killer would be Briggs. My favorite part was when Michael saved the day, although I am 100% Team Dean.
Iron Flame
by Rebecca Yarros
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I couldn't put it down! Rebecca Yarros does a great job of pulling you straight into this fantasy world full of action. Love the characters, their choices, and the twists and turns. Excited for book three.
Humphrey the Egg-Slpoer
by Nadia Ali
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Egg has to be careful to not fall
Stay out of the basement
by R. L. Stine
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I’m not finished with the book yet. But I like the turn of events because the books will have a happy tone, then it will get scary, then it gets really scary, then it goes back to happy and bam it scares you again.
Las Animas County Ghost Towns And Mining Camps
by F. Dean Sneed
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Interesting history of the mining towns comprising Trinidad. I thought the photos were very cool and even recognized some from my travels in the area.