This book was really interesting! It is about Timoty and Phillip again but in a prequel-sequel style. This book gives a backstory on Timothy's life as a kid all the way through his middle-aged years. It talks about how he learned to survive on the cay and his experience with ships. In Phillip's chapters, it talks about Phillip and his life after he was rescued from the cay. It gives a story of what he had to go through to get his sight back and to fulfill his dream of seeing the cay with his own eyes. Timothy has a dream too. He wants to get his own ship one day. Read Timothy of the Cay to find out if they will fulfill their dreams. I made a text-to-text connection with this book because I read the first book to this: The Cay. I would rate this book a five out of five stars because it had a lot of feeling to it, and it was interesting to learn about Timothy's past and Phillip's future.

This book was really interesting! It is about Timoty and Phillip again but in a prequel-sequel style. This book gives a backstory on Timothy's life as a kid all the way through his middle-aged years. It talks about how he learned to survive on the cay and his experience with ships. In Phillip's chapters, it talks about Phillip and his life after he was rescued from the cay. It gives a story of what he had to go through to get his sight back and to fulfill his dream of seeing the cay with his own eyes. Timothy has a dream too. He wants to get his own ship one day. Read Timothy of the Cay to find out if they will fulfill their dreams. I made a text-to-text connection with this book because I read the first book to this: The Cay. I would rate this book a five out of five stars because it had a lot of feeling to it, and it was interesting to learn about Timothy's past and Phillip's future.

This book features 11-year-old Max and his 9-year-old sister Zena, whose lives in a quiet Polish town are shattered by the invasion of Hitler's Nazi troops. Like millions of Jews across Europe, Max, Zena and their father are imprisoned in a “ghetto,” a crumbling neighborhood surrounded by barbed wire. I made a connection with this book because the last one I read was really good and gave me a lot of information. I gave this book a four star because at some points it just is tricky and you don't really know whats going on.

The Titanic is meant to be unsinkable, but as it begins its maiden voyage, there's plenty of danger waiting for four of its young passengers. Paddy is a stowaway, escaping a deadly past. Sophie's mother is delivered to the ship by police after she and Sophie have been arrested. I mad e a connection with this book because I have heard a lot about the titanic and i thought it would be nice to learn more a bout it. I gave this book a five star because i thought i knew a lot about the titanic but unfortunately I didn't because this gave me so much information I thought I was reading a different book.

I like this book and the series. It is about a 300 different interesting facts. "An example would be Did you know the sun has holes in it?" If you like science and interesting facts then this is the book for you. I can connect to this book because I reminds me of my science book. It has tons of facts and information. I can give this book 5 stars because it is entertaining and factual.

I've seen a lot of people get dentures and fix their teeth. This book is about sixth-grader, Raina and how after girl scouts she was running with friends, tripped and lost her two front teeth. One of her teeth was found stuck in the ground and the other missing. She goes through school with a lot of insecurities about her teeth. She keeps having to upgrade things to improve her oral health and teeth, but still hates the way she looks. She ends up with dentures for the two missing teeth. After that, she feels more confident in the way she looks to end off the book. My connection to this book is when I lost my front teeth they both came out at the same time.

I've watched a movie called ''the Good Dinosaur'' which I loved. This book is about 8 year old Jack and his 7-year-old sister, Annie. They go into their treehouse to discover that they are going back into time to a time of dinosaurs. Along the journey, they meet a flying dinosaur, then named him Henry. Henry is a 12,00-pound flower-eating Triceratops. They also meet a duck-billed dinosaur with a voice like a tuba called an Anatosaurus, and lastly, and a T-rex who could eat a human in a single bite. The only problem is they aren't sure how to get back. I personally have never liked dinosaurs myself.