Kids Books - Historical
The Bomb
By Theodore Taylor
I found this book when cleaning out the garage, and to be honest for its age it's actually a pretty good book. I really liked the adventures of Sorry Rinamu and his efforts to protect his home island from total devastation. Definitely a good read for those who look for some history and a little tragic action
Journey of the Sparrows
By Fran Leeper Buss
oh I loved it so compelling, heart racing, beautiful book. I recommend this
Gingersnap
By Patricia Reilly Giff
It was below my reading level, and it was short, but it was still a great book! I liked the part where her brother got the special rock.
The Ravenmaster's Secret: Escape From The Tower Of London
By Elvira Woodruff
I really enjoyed this book. I love how it is full of adventure and is always going from one thing to the next. It is a great and quick read for anyone looking for a great adventure book.
The Klipfish Code
By Mary Casanova
If you like World War II stories, you will love this story of the Norway's struggle to fight Nazi occupation. I really liked this book!
Born Wicked (The Cahill Witch Chronicles)
By Jessica Spotswood
The world is imperfect. This cannot be changed. Everyday, we face problems like discrimination and corrupt governments. In Born Wicked, author Jessica Spotswood set up a world that was brimming with all those problems. This story, set back in the late 1800s, is a provoking novel that illustrates real world problems and faces them. The protagonist, Cate Cahill, struggles to survive in a world filled with gender discrimination, poverty, and corrupt governments. She has also been burdened with the task of caring for her younger sisters, Tess and Maura, after her mom died. On top of that, Cate has to keep a dark secret. All of the siblings are witches, capable of committing evils easily, without a second thought. If the current government, the gender-discriminating Brothers find out, the siblings will be in terrible peril. The following December, Cate will have to choose between marrying, or joining the Sisterhood, a group of devout ladies who assist the poor. During the time before her decision, Cate starts becoming rebellious, dates the gardener Finn Belastra, and starts uncovering secrets that were better off hidden. Every kid in the world struggles to accept who they are. We all wear our strengths proudly and stow our weaknesses in the depths of our heart. When our weaknesses are exposed to the world, we feel afraid, alone. This story portrays a girl who accepts her weaknesses and faces them. She tries her best to do everything she can: support her sisters, help her family, and silently defies the government by disagreeing with their views. At the climax, Cate mentally breaks down from the weight of it all. Instead of becoming depressed, Cate chooses to accept the fact that she is imperfect, that she can always improve. There is a theory that bravery is being the only one who knows that you’re afraid. I disagree with that. I think bravery is showing that you can be afraid, that you have your weaknesses too. Born Wicked also taught me the power of sisterly love and rivalry. Throughout the book, Cate has her share of quarrels between her siblings, endless jealousy that makes them drift apart. But in the end, they all proved their affections for each other by respecting each other’s decisions, and working together to achieve a common goal. As the older sibling of two, I often find myself on the receiving end of endless jeers and remarks from my sister. Even though there is a two-year gap between our ages, we compete for titles such as the highest test score, the one with the most friends. But in the end, we often cooperate, and help build on each other to improve. In the book, a prophecy is mentioned, one that determines the fates of the sisters. Personally, I don’t agree with the concept that prophecies always come true. I believe that our fate isn’t written in the stars. We write our own legacy, and will always stand by it. I encourage every kid out there, to be brave, to not be afraid of showing their weaknesses. They do not make us weak, they help make us strong.
Meet Josefina: An American Girl (American Girls Collection: Josefina 1824)
By Valerie Tripp
amazing book!
I Am #6: Harriet Tubman
By Grace Norwich
I like this book because, I know that Harriet was courageous because in the text is says she took 13 underground railroad trips.And she went back to her old master to help her family the first person she saved was her cousin. And she was a nurse and a spy during the civil war people say she is the best conductor ever.
The Nine Pound Hammer (The Clockwork Dark, Book 1)
By John Claude Bemis
Read all three books.Awsome series
The Sweetest Spell
By Suzanne Selfors
I dont know why i staeted reading this book and im not finished but i love it









