Kids Books - Friendship

This isn't my favorite Mo Willems book, but it is still a really good one. I love the Elephant and Piggie books, The way they talk is so proper and easy for me to read that it ends up being really funny.

Elephant and piggy are best friends but a big guy stole piggy’s ball see if they get it back in that big guy took my ball. I think this is a amazing book because it is quite easy for kindergarten it is a little humorous. Because elephants face when he sees the big guy . For example elephant is really mad he wants to get piggy’s ball back so he goes. You should read this book to see what happens.

I liked this book because in the beginning...............Gerald was very tired and cranky and wanted to take a nap in the middle.................Piggie came to visit Gerald but Piggie woke him up and Gerald said "Piggie Im trying to sleep!" and Piggie said ill sleep with you Gerald at the end Gerald though he was awake but he was sleeping and Piggie was floating and had a turnip head

This is one of my favorite Piggy and Elephant books. Waiting is not easy for me either. I am glad that they did wait because their surprise was a really good one.

The ponies worked together and helped each other. In the end he ponies were all happy and no one was sad. I was so happy for what she was able to do.

My dad bought this for me to read to my little sister. We both love My Little Pony. I am helping my little sister learn to read with out favorite TV show. So far she likes me reading to her. This book is good for begining readers and people new to MLP.

Its these boys name nick,tom,and even billy,and they are doing a bet for who ever eats the most worms then they get 50 dollars!than billy goes first than,nick goes second,than tom goes last.You can find out more by reading this book and who ever gets the 50 dollars!!!!So billy was not that much excited to eat fried worms he really wanted to win the 50 dollars so he can show them that he is more better than them.Nick wanted to win the 50 dollars too! All he wanted was the 50 dollars to get that monster truck that he wanted his whole entire life!and thats why you should read this book:)

I love this book. It helped me learn what to do when I get mad at a friend. I like when the dinosaurs hugged at the end.

* Few Spoilers * I read The Science of Breakable Things by Tae Keller a little while ago. I believe this book is about a girl named Natelie whose mom is deeply depressed. She needs to figure out how to help her mom deal with her depression. I feel I have a good connection with this book. I feel this way, because we both have good friends and not so good friends. This makes me feel that I can relate to her and her life. for example Natlie’s best friend,Twig. She is super loving, kind, and will always stand by Natalie. I have a good friend, her name is Zoey. She is also loving, kind, and will always stand by Me : ). I loved the book because it was so well written, by so well I mean it was interesting, creative, and surprising. An example is when they are participating in an egg drop competition. You feel like you're going to win, but they don’t. I love that the author put in a twist, It keeps the story exciting and crazy. During the time that I read this book, I learned not to take things for granted. She has it so much harder than me or other people. Her mom is depressed, her dad is sending her to therapy, ( she doesn’t want to go to therapy. ) and she has this half- friend that doesn’t really talk to her. My mom isn't depressed, I don’t need to go to therapy, and I have pretty good friends. When you think somethings hard, remember Natalie. Natalie had many hard things in her path, but she didn’t let them get in the way of what she wanted to do. She put them behind her and carried forth in her life. Natalie is the main character in the book. At the beginning of this book she had mixed emotions, Happy, sad, confused, and angry. She started out disliking her mother because she let an Orchid die, that Natiele thought she should have taken better care of. It was something they loved, and when it died Natelie was angry. She liked science class because her teacher is Mr. Neely, he is a funny person. ( Like my teacher Mr. Holt. ) He encouraged Natelie through everything that she faced. She loved Twig, who always stood by her, and had ideas that pushed Natelie to think in new ways. Her life was all over the place. There’s two emotions I feel that she had throughout most of the story, anger and determination. For example, for anger she was mad at her mom for being depressed and her dad for sending her to therapy. For determination, she was doing an egg drop competition and she was on top of that. Thinking of ideas, supplies, and trying very hard. In the middle of the story I feel her anger level went down, because she was focusing most or all of her energy on the egg drop competition. Now she had a sliver of joy or happiness replacing that anger. Natelie, Twig, and Dari (rhymes with dory) were still super committed. They were hanging out together more and more and giving each other titles. Natiele’s is Team captain, Twig is the Head sheriff, and Dari is the mission analyst. At the end of the story I feel like Natelie had two new main emotions. Determination and love. For determination and example would be, Natelie, Twig, and Dari went into the school, ( They shouldn’t have been there. ) and even though this was risky they were determined to find what they came for, a Cobalt Blue Orchid seed. For Love, at the end Natelie’s mom and her bond, over mistakes. They become one big happy family.

María Luisa “Malú” isn’t a typical seventh grader. She doesn’t speak Spanish fluently like everyone else at her new school in Chicago, and she hates eating meat and cilantro. Her dad, who lives a thousand miles away, always tells Malú about the first rule of punk; be yourself. And following that advice is how she managed to annoy the most popular girl at her school, violate the dress code, and make three new friends—Joe, Benny, and Ellie. When the four of them decide to make a band and participate in the school’s talent show, they’re in for a big surprise. The principal doesn’t want their punk rock music in the show...but Malú and her friends aren’t giving up. Instead, they decide to hold an alternate talent show—one where all people are welcome, where they can play their music freely. As Malú learns to navigate the hard paths of a middle school she doesn’t belong in, she learns that it’s better to stand out than fit in. Can she, Ellie, Joe, and Benny save the world of punk rock? Read this book to find out! Witty, humorous, and heartwarming, The First Rule of Punk perfectly depicts the life of a middle-schooler. You will love this book!