Heyy! I feel like a treasure trove for books right now so if anyone need recommendations or wants to give me one (I love to read any genre) please do! I'm on here for the first time in like forever so I'll leave this here.
National Geographic Kids Book Club
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Hi @glitterclaws! I would recommend The Liars Society series by Alyson Gerber and the Dragonship series by Scott Reintgen. Those are good for tweens/teenagers.
I recommend the Merlin series by T.A. Barron, the Pegasus: Flame of Olympus series by Kate O'Hearn, or Brighty of the Grand Canyon by Marguerite Henry.
Seriously - I'll leave for a while, then throw a bunch of comments at you! I need to get myself back into reading, and finish my books, so I can also push some reviews out here again.
bit of a comment dump, it's been five minutes, and this is my second comment, and I've made several replies to people lol... BUT, here: @bsc, where'd YOU go? we lost daily facts, and you now
94 followers! WHAAA- Wow, thank you so much! I don't really do goals that often, since I don't really care enough, but I'll set this goal: How about ninety-five? Also, to @1_that_one_guy: bro, where'd my daily facts go 😭
Just got my average for math a few days ago, and while I'm not going to say what it is (safety reasons lol), it is harder math, and I have a 94% average. Today, I got 100%, so if I can get a few more, I'll bump it up to a 95 or 96 percent :) How do you preform in math, and what's your favourite part of it?