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Melissa Palmer@melissapalmer404
Book #120 Read in 2016 The Last Kids on Earth by Max Brallier This is the first book in a post-apocalyptic series, perfect for upper elementary or middle school readers. Jack is slaying zombies and monsters, with his ultimate goal rescuing the girl whom he has a crush on....he believes she has locked herself in the school. With help from his best friend Quint and reformed bully Dirk, he plans a rescue mission. This book has lots of action and humor and illustrations to go along with the story.
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Honestly, a really great book
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