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Property Of The Rebel Librarian

Property Of The Rebel Librarian

By: Allison Varnes

Reviewed By: Me

June follows rules, plays flute in her school's honors band, and loves to read in her spare time. Her parents have always been protective of her but when they find a book she shouldn't have read they take parenting to a whole different level. Oh and her parents are also the head of the schools PTA, so they are pretty important in the school. Since they are in the head of the PTA they started a HUGE book ban at the school, and fire the librarian who introduced June to so many books. June finds a secret library while walking to school and gives them (secretly *shush don't tell anyone) to her classmates and becomes secretly popular. She starts a book rebellion which could either destroy her life or protect her freedom to read. 

This is an amazing book to read with many twists and turns. I could not put it down until I finished it. I would rate it 5 ★★★★★.


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  1. Mamta PruthiFebruary 18, 2021 at 9:17 PM

    june looks like one of your favorite characters as a avid book reader -:)

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