Kids Books - Cultures

The Princess and the Foal

The Princess and the Foal

By Stacy Gregg

This is a REALLY REALLY good book! I read it 3 times!

The Mighty Miss Malone

The Mighty Miss Malone

By Christopher Paul Curtis

the Mighty Miss Malone is a really great book! It is written by the author of the person who wrote Bud Not Buddy and The Watsons Go to Birmingham . It is mainly about a 12 year old girl named Deza who growing up during the Great Depression and during Segregation and she is black. her father is having a hard time finding a job so the family is struggling with money. Deza has to help all her family members because they are all going a really hard time. I recommend this book highly!

Piecing Me Together

Piecing Me Together

By Renee Watson

This realistic fiction novel is narrated by the main character, Jade, who is in her Junior year of high school in Portland, Oregon. Jade is navigating the ups and downs of trying to succeed in a world that often seems against her. She is learning to find that strong voice within her, to advocate for herself, and to take advantage of every opportunity possible. If you like strong characters, and a story full of complex relationships and issues, you should read this book!

Frozen: The Junior Novelization

Frozen: The Junior Novelization

By RH / Disney

It is good because it is sad and happy. I read the book before I watched the movie and I am glad I did because I knew that even though it was sad that it was going to be good at the end. I read this book to my little sister a lot.

Sabotage: The Mission to Destroy Hitler's Atomic Bomb: Young Adult Edition

Sabotage: The Mission to Destroy Hitler's Atomic Bomb: Young Adult Edition

By Neal Bascomb

“Sabotage” by Neal Bascomb “Sabotage” by Neal Bascomb is a Non-fiction book about a mission to destroy Hitler’s atomic bomb in the Vidda. Five Norwegian soldiers were chosen to complete this mission. A topic in this book is trial and error because the Norwegian soldiers tried several times to blow up the plant but failed a lot. A quote to represent trial and error is “It felt like a crater was opening in each of their hearts”. The author said this because a plane was supposed to drop more soldiers down into the Vidda but failed because the soldiers on the ground failed to set up the signal. I thought the book was boring because it lacked suspense and could have more plot. I rate this book a 5/10 because it did not grab my attention very well. I would not recommend this to people. This is my review on the book Sabotage and if you want to see if the soldiers destroy the bomb you will have to read yourself.

When You Reach Me

When You Reach Me

By Rebecca Stead

Miranda lives with her mom and her mom's boyfriend Richard in a shabby little apartment. Life is normal... for the time being. One day on their walk home from school, Miranda's best friend Sal gets punched by a kid in their grade, Marcus. And then everything begins happening to Miranda all at once, in a whirlwind. Sal suddenly doesn't want to hang out with her anymore. Miranda's mom gets chosen to be a contestant in a game show where she could win $20,000! And Miranda also starts to receive mysterious notes. The notes say that it's up to her to help save her friends life and the note writer's own. Perplexed, Miranda tries to forget about the notes, and makes some new friends, Annemarie and Colin. Soon her life takes another turn-- she is accused of stealing, and more notes pop up, each one weirder than the others. This note writer seems to know exactly what's about to happen in her life! And that brings in the subject of time travel. **Now, at this part of the book, the author Rebecca Stead explains time travel. It's a little confusing, but hopefully you'll get the gist.** Miranda figures out secrets of the past, present, and future, and everything falls into place. Maybe her predicaments didn't turn about as bad as she thought! I really enjoyed this book, it was thorough in explanation, and it talked about the book A Wrinkle in Time as a main theme. Now this book has inspired me to read it! I really liked this amazing novel!

American Born Chinese

American Born Chinese

By Gene Luen Yang

”American born Chinese” By Gene Luen Yang is a graphic novel story which takes place in a mythical world/ Heaven and America. The characters Are Jin Wang, Monkey king, and Danny. This novel started When the monkey king went to a big party in Heaven and he was denied access because he was a monkey and did not wear shoes. The Monkey king took matters into his own hand and beat them all up. This made the monkey king change who he really was and he tried to bet the best and tried to fit in with all the other gods, this correlates with every other character in this novel. Jin was the only Chinese American boy in his class so he always felt like the odd one out so he wished he was and American boy so he wouldn’t feel so alone so later on in life it forced him the change how he looked.Danny is an all American boy and he has a cousin from China which all ways embarrasses him and ruins his reputation so he transfers schools every year so he doesn’t have to bare the embarrassment. Some topics in this story are self appreciation, friendship and loving yourself. I recommend this book to you because this is a short cool graphic novel and you can learn valuable lessons when you read this book I would rate this a 5/5 book got read it

El regalo del lenador / The Woodcutter's Gift

El regalo del lenador / The Woodcutter's Gift

By Lupe Ruiz-Flores

Hi 😜 cookie fox team who are hopefully followers! I read this but I read the English version. This book is good because it is about a big tree and it gets in the way of life, but the wood cutter makes it better! There is also a MHE edition if you ever heard of MHE stories!!!! Good bye cookie fox team, who may have a sweet tooth like me!!!!

The Grand Escape: The Greatest Prison Breakout of the 20th Century (Scholastic Focus)

The Grand Escape: The Greatest Prison Breakout of the 20th Century (Scholastic Focus)

By Neal Bascomb

“A bone chilling tale not to be ignored” In my opinion this book shows the characters emotions and actions very detailed throughout the whole story. This book is great for someone who loves to be on the edge of the seat and wanting to keep reading no matter what. I would recommend this book to someone because the book has really detailed actions and emotions and shows what war and places were like back in WW2 time period.

Hitler Youth: Growing Up in Hitler's Shadow

Hitler Youth: Growing Up in Hitler's Shadow

By Susan Campbell Bartoletti

I liked this book because of all the topics addressed including manipulation, politics and war. she also made a good point about how they had to un-brainwashed kids. Hitler once said “ I began with the young ones, the older are all used up” this quote represents the subject matter of the book. Miles

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