Kids Books - Classics

Ok I have now read this book. Two and a half times. I just want to say that this is one of the best books ever. Delightful, charming with a sad undertone. The ending made me cry.

this book is awesome! it is about 2 kids ,Polly and Diggory, that find a magical land called Narnia. they meet a lion named Aslan. he tells them the task that must be done. if you read this book you will love it.

In this book it names the main things in the room . Then it says goodnight to every one that it said before. Then it moves on to things like good night stars 🌙. I recommend this book to younger kids . this would be a great bed time story for younger kids. I rate this book 2/5 stars it's not a bad book. Just way to young for me.-Pizzagirl7😋

It was ok. The book ended way too fast. It should have lasted a bit longer and ended with a better explanation. It was a little odd.

Very good!! Has just the perfect amount of mystery and magic for anyone who loves a great fantasy. Highly recommended.

I loved this book it has so much adventure, love, and fitting in this. It is about four kids that live in this old misters house. And they want to play hide and seek then Lucy finds a perfect place one room, with only a wardrobe. Then she goes into it as deep as she can go and it starts to get colder and then she is in snow. And that is how all of it starts.

Warning! This review contains spoilers!There are two girls who are best friends, named Maddie and Peggy (or something). And everyday they tease this other girl named Wanda who seems to be very poor. Although she always wears the same dress, Wanda says she has a hundred dresses. Nobody believes her, so they make fun of her. Maddie doesn't like to tease Wanda (because she's poor too), but goes along with it anyway. But then something happens. What I thought of it: I can easily say that this is the stupidest book I have ever read. I mean no disrespect to the author, or anyone who liked it. I just really couldn't stand it. The writing was horrible. It was very sloppy, and unpleasant. The plot wasn't any good, and it barely made sense. The author didn't make it clear whether of not Wanda actually had a hundred dresses or not. I mean that's the only reason I even finished the book. All I wanted to know was whether or not Wanda had a hundred dresses, and I never even found out. I mean I read this book in 15 minutes and it was still a complete waste of time. Also, the author kind of just jumped from one time to another. One second it's sometime during October or a little after October, the next second it's Christmas time. The only transition was a single sentence that basically said "And then it was Christmas time". That really annoyed me. Also the characters were flat and uninteresting. There were many other flaws. Overall, it was a terrible book.

These were super good books. The girl pictured in the front is laura she grows up in a life of mischief and adventure. She has 3 sisters and they adopt kids along the way

I like this book because, when i go go to the hospital i think of this book and to not be scared. This book also lets you know that you can do things without any body helping you. And everyone was happy when he arrived at school.

The Great Gatsby is personally too deep for me to understand and dissolve all of it. This story was based on the Jazz Age, when the rich and fabulous were having marvelous parties after World War I. I like Jordan Baker the most in this story, because even though she is cynical, I think she was wise and knew a lot of things. Daisy was the person I don’t admire the most. Although she was beautiful and men were infatuated by her, but I feel like she was just a pretty shell without a deep soul. Her desires weren’t realistic and she was greedy. However, she reminded me and taught me to not become someone that resembles her. I saw there are a lot of things that weren’t reveal. I learnt that the world is make up of greed, lies, and insidiously and undoubtedly, reality. It’s hard to face the truth that people are actually selfish creatures that often think about themselves. People are fickle, like plants, we often choose the way that benefit us the most. It might sound disappointed and dark, but sadly and truly, it’s the truth.