Last time I got the 2020 Almanac, and I learned sooo much from it, and I'm pretty sure that this book will also have tons of cool facts. I would love to get this almanac!

When Elodee and her sister, Naomi, move into a supposedly "perfect" town, Naomi fits in perfectly. But Elodee? Elodee had always been quirky, so it was no wonder that she didn't fit in. Here in Eventown, it never rains. No one makes mistakes. Nothing bad ever happens. No bad memories are kept. But something seems wrong in the town, and Elodee is the only one who feels it. Can she discover the hidden secret behind it? I thought that this book was written really well, but the only thing I didn;t like about it was that it got kinda slow later on. It also ends with loose threads. Other than that, a really good book. The first chapter got me hooked and I finished it in a single day!

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This looks so fun! I'm new to DOGO! My goal is 15 followers! I follow everyone back!

Wolf hollow, Rick Riordan, The remarkable journey of coyote sunrise, this years newbarry winner and honors. Followed ya ;)

Whoever selling this didn't know they were selling out. it is so rare.

this book wasn't that good. I thought it would be as good as wonder, but I'm disappointed. The main character is kinda hard to understand, and there are lots of loosed threads in the end. Wouldn't recommend.

So. This entire review will be about the momentum of this story because its pace is just really scary. No, not scary. Exhilarating. From the very beginning, everthing is peaceful and all... until Jake's house's room is rented out to a "communist" WEll, that's what Jake thinks, but there's actually a really surprising twist in the end. Starting from the place where his father's room is rented out, a bunch of events happen that is so heart thumping and exciting. But as exciting as it is, it's just too much. THere's no leeway in between, so it's hard for me to think through about the events, and what they mean. It's good for entertainment but if you are a deep reader like I am, you probably won't like this book that much.