Kids Books - Life

The Last Boy at St. Edith's (MAX)

The Last Boy at St. Edith's (MAX)

By Lee Gjertsen Malone

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i entered a reading contest, and the winner gets to chose this book or a diffrent one.

Diary of a Minecraft Wimpy Zombie Book 2: The Rivalry (An Unofficial Minecraft Diary Book) (Volume 2)

Diary of a Minecraft Wimpy Zombie Book 2: The Rivalry (An Unofficial Minecraft Diary Book) (Volume 2)

By MC Steve, Wimpy Books, MC Alex

i have never read any books from this series but this book seems like a good book from the the front of the book.

Mouse Scouts: Make A Difference

Mouse Scouts: Make A Difference

By Sarah Dillard

This is a great BOOK! I like Big Red. I like HIM BECAUSE he IS SNEAKY! I liked Hyacinth's idea to make a diffence.She said to give them makeovers. Violet said we should pick up trash. That's how they got their badge.They were also on the mouse scout monthly. I like the mouse scout handy book pages. I like the pages because they give you reminders.

Pua and Heihei (Disney Moana) (Step into Reading)

Pua and Heihei (Disney Moana) (Step into Reading)

By RH Disney, Suzanne Francis

I really want to read this book bec wise I love Moana and she is the best singer and cancer ever but the really sad part in Moana is that her grandmother dies because she was old and was very sick but when Moana grandmother dies she dances by the water like her grandmother did but I also like Moana because she is courageous and she a lot of adventuresome inside her I hope it you read this book you would tell me about.

Chloe in India

Chloe in India

By Kate Darnton

I love this book!!!

Once Upon an Elephant

Once Upon an Elephant

By Linda Stanek

This book can easily be the best children's picture book of the year. There are other good books out there this year, but this book goes beyond them all by providing a unique joining of fabulous illustrations and well thought and written text. It also delivers a message all children and adults can line up behind. The author and illustrator's joint work came together extremely well in this book in a way not commonly seen. Almost like they were the same person. It displays a winning combination of what makes children's books great. There's not a better message to teach students and children in these times. The theme, mood, and narrative of this complex topic is simplified and described well through exquisite soft tone illustrations and thoughtful text. The tone is brought out in spades by the illustrations and repetitive text, and they hint to a possible sad ending for elephants everywhere. However, they actually flip that around and make us happy by explaining the little known secrets of how elephants save thousands of animal's lives every day. For those of us who have been to the Serengeti, it is refreshing to see the beauty, accuracy, and landscapes of that vast region. We are treated to captivating, emotional, beautifully crafted illustrations of landscapes, people, and animals. How can any child or adult who goes through this book not feel emotionally attached to the amazing intelligent animals. Somehow the thought of them becoming extinct drifts away from the reader as you watch the unselfish and brilliant acts that are shown. We begin to feel happy and that it can never be allowed to happen.

Dear Opl

Dear Opl

By Shelley Sackier

This was an amazing book on discovering yourself and finding some things you may not know about yourself. Thirteen year old Opl is a bit on the chubby side, and continually eats junk food, even though she isn't supposed to. But, then, when her Mom, the lose weight idea maker, decides to force Opl to write a "food blog" Opl is less than happy. But, then again, will writing a blog be just what Opl needs to change her tune?

Roxbury Park Dog Club #3: Top Dog

Roxbury Park Dog Club #3: Top Dog

By Daphne Maple

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I like the topic of this book and find it intresting

Strawberry Moon (Orca Young Readers)

Strawberry Moon (Orca Young Readers)

By Becky Citra

This story takes place in North Canada, in the year of 1838. In this story, a young nine-year-old girl named Ellie gets a visit from her grandmother, who usually stays in England. The girl later finds a baby fox, but when she knows her dad hates foxes, she is unsure if she’ll be able to. She then gets helps from an unexpected person. Who is the person? If you want to know, you’ll have to read this book! I would definitely recommend this book to others, because it left me with a great feeling that I don’t think I can replace. The sensory imagery contributed to this, and so did the characters’ dialogues! In this book, Ellie really changed as a character. She used to be extremely resentful of her grandmother, and didn’t really like her. But as the book went on, they developed a bond, that was truly unbreakable!

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