Kids Books - Friendship

A spectacular, interesting read...filled with the prospect of a new adventure. The characters, plot, and theme were all very well-built, and I definitely recommend this book! Loved it!

i want to read this book because i read the first book and it is really interesting so i am really wanting to get this book and read it when. i am done reading this book i will write a review for you guys so you will understand why i love kate the great series

A Mango Shaped Space is about a girl named Mia and she thinks she is crazy. For her, each number, letter, shape, name, and sound, has a color. She tries to address this "problem" to her parents and all she gets is sent to the principal's office. She remembers this memory in third grade very clearly. It is all fine until 8th grade when her foreign language and math gets a little weak. If you want to see what happens next read the book!

Griffin Bing is framed for stealing a valuable Super Bowl ring, and the circumstantial evidence points to him, even though he didn't do anything! While Griffin is under his sentence, his crew tries to prove his innocence. The culprit is precisely the one who I did not expect. Korman is a master at incorporating twists, and this book is one of the best examples of this.

I love this book and these series. I like girl meets ghost book, dork dairies, kylie jean book. :) :o

I read the first 2 books here separately and they were great. I don't know if they have recipes in the 3 in 1 though.

This book is amazing! It follows a girl named Olivia Bean, who is a trivia geek and also loves Jeopardy !. Her parents are divorced, and all she wants is to meet her biological dad again, and not get annoyed by Neil, her mom’s new husband. Suddenly, she gets the chance of a lifetime, a way to be on Jeopardy! itself. Olivia trues our and breezes through the auditions, with the help of her frenemy, Tucker Thomas, and her family. The actual Jeopardy! game is held near where her dad lives. Olivia wants him to go badly, but will he love her enough to actually make it? I recommend this book to anyone with divorced parents, and I hope you’ll like it too!:D

what an amazing book!!!! even though spanish isn't my culture, i still love to read different books and learn about different cultures!!!

The whole world knows that Mia Velaz-Cruz hates Mondays—well, the Cupcakers do, anyway! Every single Monday, things seem to go wrong. Burnt breakfasts, missed buses, and pop quizzes make for one of the worst days in Mia's entire life. But when Mia's cousins bring her an azabache, or good luck charm, she finds her luck turning around. The next day seems perfect: no pop quizzes, no funny business with her locker, a smooth Cupcake Club meeting, and a delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Could this good-luck charm really be the end of Mia's dreadful Mondays? It sure looks like it! Mia begins to even look forward to Mondays, feeling safe in the fact that her azabache will protect her. But when Mia's own choices begin to ruin her day, she must realize that not everything relies on luck. A beautifully-written book for all people coming-of-age!

This dynamic mother-daughter writing duo cannot go awry! In this zesty first book of their new series, "Fashion Academy," MacKenzie dubbed Mickey is somewhat of an outsider - well, REALLY an outsider. If you don't sugarcoat it, people would say that her fashion sense is completely unconventional. But unconventionality makes her stand out, and Mickey is ecstatic when she is accepted into the Fashion Academy of Brooklyn! But when she has a begrudging mom, health-nut aunt, wacky best friend, insanely competitive enemy, and huge fashion competition coming up, Mickey realizes that the world of fashion is harder to make a name in than ever imagined.