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Archer's Quest is an incredibly good book, and it's a masterful story- just right for the type who want to get lost in a good book. It's about a boy in America named Kevin who's sitting in his bedroom throwing when all of a sudden a guy who calls himself 'skillful archer' or 'Koh-Chumong' appears, who apparently carries a bow and arrows wherever he goes. Again, this book is very nice and is a good and long read.

Kira-Kira is a very funny-yet emotional- book. It's very sad but humorful at the same time, and I think Cynthia Kadohata did yet another good job, and this is a very good book for readers who like this genre. I read it after borrowing it from a library and I liked it a lot. The only thing I did the entire day was read, and my sister who usually doesn't read that much-or at least not as much me- read Kira-Kira right after. I also appreciate the way Kadohata made the title 'Kira-Kira'. That was very creative of the author...