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Ida B: and Her Plans to Maximize Fun, Avoid Disaster, and (Possibly) Save the World
by Katherine Hannigan
boring but great all together (9/14/2006)
This is book is all fun and exciment, but at some points of the book it does get a little boring. That is I think because something good is about to happen or in some cases a disaster.

This book is about a girl who is home schooled and then she has to go to public school and she hates it Her mom gets dignoised with cancer and they have to sell half of the oracherd. She hates it also, and puts up signs trying top scare the neighbors away. She finds out one of her new neighbors are in her class. Read to find out more about this thrilling and exciting book.
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