Kids Books - Family

Sounds cool. I see ppl sayin everywhere 'The cover looks cool, so im adding it to my "must-read" list!' I think 4hat that is silly. Dont u guys know the saying, "dont judge a book by its cover"??

In the beging S.Theodora Markson, Lemony Snicket's chaperone is blamed for murderer on the train Thistle Valley. Snicket and his associates will do what ever it takes to prove her innnocent. In the end Ellington Fient is desperate to find her father but the villan responsible for kidnapping him is her father since he is a villian Lemony Snicket feeds him to the once thought mythical, bomniating beast. Ellington Fient blames Snicket for murder and that he did not keep his promise. Snicket explains to her that her father was a villian and he needed to stop him. After that Lemony Snicket's apprentiship was over but work still needed to be done

The plot's too complicated for me to explain. What I thought of it: Well, I didn't remember all of the details of the last 2 books, so that was kind of annoying. But it wasn't that much of a problem. It was just as good as all of the other books. Overall, I thought it was fine.

This book was funny and easy to follow.

This book is about the revolutionary war and I have read it more than twice. It is a good scary nerve racking book!!! I hope you read it because this book changed my life!!!!!!

In the book, Threads, Clara finds a note written by a Chinese girl, Yuming, who is trapped in a pink factory with other children and a photograph in a purse. Somehow, Clara feels like this note was meant for her because her adoptive sister from China had died. Clara sets off to find Yuming and rescue her, but on the way she finds her own soul again. With one act of bravery, these two girl’s lives connect, in this powerful book full of hope and emotions.

Captain Hook is dead, killed by the malicious crocodile. His daughter, Jocelyn, is faced with the heavy burden of avenging her father. But first she must endure the hardships of Miss Eliza Crumb-Biddlecomb's Finishing School For Young Ladies, pirate battles, annoying flying boys, pirate-eating cannibals, and her own fear. I really liked this book, as Jocelyn is a well-written character, and, unlike SOME books I've read, she's not perfect. She has flaws, which makes her easy to relate to, and easy to sympathize with. The story-telling style of this book was...nice. The narrator didn't seem to like narrating the story. You could write a whole series chronicling Jocelyn's mishaps. I can't wait to see what trouble-I mean, adventures-Jocelyn gets herself into next. I suggest to anyone who likes a good 'ol pirate story with a twist.

Serendipity and Me is a sweet, heartfelt book about a girl named Sara whose mother died driving in a thick Tule fog. Sara has wanted a kitten since she can remember, but cats have always been a 'no' in her household. When her mother died, Sara's father retreated into a state of deep sadness, bringing Sara with him, and every time she tries to talk about their family, he breaks down and goes to his room. To top it all off, Sara is set to star in a school production of Peter Pan as Wendy, with Garrett as Peter Pan, but a week before the play, she comes down with a bad virus. A cold, gloomy night, a miracle of a kitten bolts into their door, leaving Dad speechless and Sara finally with something to hold on to. The only thing is, can Sara convince her dad to let the kitten stay? I would recommend this book to anyone who loves cats and just wants something soft to hold onto.

First of all, I would like to thank my friend Avery for recommending this book to me because it was really good. I think this book really fitted me because this is full of surprises that not everybody expects. In this novel, main character Dinnie Doone, is always moving to other states because her father always has job "opportunities". It seemed as though her father was running away from her mother's side, because he disliked them. Being a contryboy (The father) and the mother as a city girl, their families cannot really agree with each other. When she is whisked away to an international school in Switzerland, Dinnie Doone discovers all the "bloomabilities" that life has to offer. From Newbery Award-winning author Sharon Creech is a story about everyday joys. I rate this book 5/5 because I positively think that it really fits me.

The book had great illustrations with the contrast of black and white and yellow accents. I like how it took you all the way in and then back out to the world.