Kids Books - Family

The Mysterious Benedict Society follows the adventures of Reynie Muldoon, Sticky Washington, Kate Wetherall, and Constance Contraire, who form the Society. These four have much in common: orphaned, courageous, intelligent, truthful, and most of all, undying devotion to their founder, Mr. Benedict. But when a certain Ledroptha Curtain, brilliant scientist and inventor, nudges his way into the spotlight, things become deathly for the Mysterious Benedict Society. This threesome of books is wholly beautiful and suspenseful. Trenton Lee Stewart has a real way of words, and his readers love him for it.

The Mysterious Benedict Society follows the adventures of Reynie Muldoon, Sticky Washington, Kate Wetherall, and Constance Contraire, who form the Society. These four have much in common: orphaned, courageous, intelligent, truthful, and most of all, undying devotion to their founder, Mr. Benedict. But when a certain Ledroptha Curtain, brilliant scientist and inventor, nudges his way into the spotlight, things become deathly for the Mysterious Benedict Society. This threesome of books is wholly beautiful and suspenseful. Trenton Lee Stewart has a real way of words, and his readers love him for it.

I really want to read the book! I know it will be awesome though because the way they draw the pictures and write the words you could read BABYMOUSE FOREVER!

A heartwarming story...beautiful, well written, and a great representation of real life. You will immediately fall in love with this book! Merci Suárez doesn’t live in a giant mansion. Neither does she own every latest item or fashion trend. Instead, she lives with her large family in a small house called Las Casitas, and attends a fancy private school only because of her scholarship. Unlike all the other girls at Seaward Pines Academy, Merci isn’t rich...and that’s always made it harder for her to fit in. But sixth grade is more different than she thought it would be...because it could take a turn for the worse at any moment. The most popular girl at Seaward Pines, Edna Santos, is trying to get in between other people’s friendships—and that includes Merci. And that’s not the worst part. Lately, her grandfather has been behaving with a different attitude, being forgetful and vague. She doesn’t know what happened to him...but the answer is scary. Merci’s life comes crashing down, as her world turns into a place of oblivion and strangeness. Her family is struggling more than ever. Can she help them? Read this book to find out!

This was much better than I thought it would be. Normally, I don’t read realistic fiction or books with a lot of pictures, but The Tapper Twins Go Viral was interesting and teaches kids about internet safety. I recommend this book to readers who like fun, witty, and relatable characters, along with many cool pictures! Claudia and Reese Tapper are twins—but they couldn’t be more different on the inside. So when Claudia puts a video on YouTube of herself singing a hit song, Reese makes his own video—a two-second video game fail—and posts that, just to compete with Claudia and see who can get the most likes. Who will win? They don’t know yet, but when Reese’s video starts to get more likes, his sister is shocked. Her only chance at being an internet sensation is being taken away...and she doesn’t like it AT ALL. Then, Reese starts to reconsider his YouTube fame. Hackers and trolls from the internet have started to turn their attention onto him; and now, he’s under attack! Can he and his sister learn to use the internet safely? Read this book to find out!

Once again, Mia Thermopolis, Princess of Genovia, brightens up another novel with her fresh and hilarious attitude. This time, Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and it's the first February 14th where Mia has a boyfriend! The problem is, Michael - along with Mia's best friend Lilly - is dramatically opposed to the holiday, claiming that it's just a mayday for candy and greeting card companies. And while Mia agrees with Michael, the romantic bone in her body won't let the issue go. This is a beautiful, short, and zealous novel that'll have you entertained till the end!

To be honest, this wasn’t a good book. It had a lot of aspects I didn’t like, and some parts were a bit gross. To summarize the whole book, I would say it was just...hard to get into, and not my type of book. I also didn’t like the cover (really, I thought it should’ve been better for readers to pick it up and read it). I do not recommend this book, and rate it 2/5 stars.

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This was a very nice short story! I loved it so much! Josefina is a great character and I really enjoyed reading about her family. I loved how Abuelita gave Josefina her mother’s skirt and how Josefina can’t help but dance when she listens to music. This was a very nice story!

There is a certain allure to the Shadowhunter world, and I can say that anyone who has read Lord of Shadows has found it. It is a work of urban fantasy, romance, mystery and a battle of the most interesting races that I’ve heard of. Everything in The Shadowhunter Chronicles is crafted with such care; each character having the flaws, drive and hangups that make them human. They are all just that—humans in a world that might not be ready for change. These books (of the Shadowhunter Chronicles) are so full of wonder, and they offhandedly remind the reader of the hard truths that exist in any world—real or fictional. There is so much to say about Lord of Shadows. This book brings about a sinister air of what is to come: it does not bring peace to the audience that follows its series, but there are moments of that same peace amidst the madness. There is no words in any language that can convey my anguish and tears as I neared the final pages. To have to put a book like this down! I would never consider it! The journey that this book took me on warrants an entire manuscript of raw emotion. I could never dream that words printed on paper could make me feel so many things—that people and a story created in someone’s mind could influence my way of thinking.