Kids Books - Life

This is the best book I have ever read in my entire life! It is so Awesome! It's about kids with R.I.S.K. factors - Reocurring Incidents of the strange kind - that go to camp. The whole story revolves around this kid named Emerson. His factor is floating. He makes some cool friends and even a best friend... Hank. He's hilarious, and he turns invisible. Emerson and all of his friends suddenly have a problem, Murphy, their friend who time travels, went to the future and discovered he was gonna be dead before he returned to camp. They all work together to save him, and it goes on from there... :)

I didn't really like this book. It is about a girl named Sara who hates her life. Her brother ran away and she learns lessons while taking the "journey of life". Will she find what shes been looking for or lose her brother and fail "life's big long journey. :/

This book is really good and it is even better than all the Star Darlings combined!!! I got it in a bookfair and I so don't regret it.

This. Book. Is. AMAZING! Harry is in his third year at Hogwarts and he finds out that there is actually more to Sirius Black then everyone thinks. Because I might slip out a spoiler or two, I'm gonna stop here. After saying two more things. Scabbers and Time Turner....

This book stars out Ivy Sparrow and her older brother in an ambulance, rushing their Granma Sylvie to the hospital. But they have no idea what is in store for them once after they arrive. Right away Granma Sylvie is taken into care. Ivy and Seb's parents are on their way. All appears to be fine(except for the strange man Ivy saw poking around the hospital). But then Ivy and Seb return home-to find it completely trashed. When they are investigating the scene, a strange force of toilet-brush wielding policemen show up. To make things worse they want Ivy and Seb! Ivy and Seb manage to escape with the help of another fugitive Valian. After they arrive at their destination they are amazed. They find themselves in an underground world-Lundinor. In Lundinor, ordinary objects have incredible powers. There are buttons with healing powers, talking bells, candles that make the holder invisible. But the world of Lundinor has secrets buried. Ivy and Seb discover that their family is connected to this uncommon world, and they have no idea of who they can trust. They must race to discover the truth and get to the bottom of hidden history before time runs out. One thing I liked about this book is that it started out with a bang. The story starts right away, with plenty of action. I also like how all the information we receive about this uncommon world is woven into the story, so it doesn't distract from the story. I'm very excited to read the second installment in this series! Jennifer Bell did an amazing job of creating this underground world, it is a completely new concept. I haven't read anything like it, making it even more enjoyable. I recommend this book to middle school and high school readers. I think older elementary kids would also enjoy it. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

Cindy wants to be a writer. Inspired by her english teacher, Cindy is going to be an author. But...how? Luckly, a local news reporter is willing to help Cindy write. But writing isn't as easy as Cindy expected. But with the guidance of the reporter, Cindy learns what and how to write about. But writing isn't the only thing happening in Cindy's life. She's dealing with 7th grade: cute boys who want to be her friend, new friendships, and also fashion as well as bullies. If only there was an article on how to ace 7th grade for Cindy! Full of friendship, real life experiences, and writing, this book does it all. Happy reading!

The Land of Stories is back! Alex and Conner are in different dimensions and facing different challenges. Conner is chosen for his school's field trip to Germany to hear three new stories from the Brothers Grimm! The first two are shockingly same to Conner's, but the third...well it seems that it is a warning for the Land of Stories! Conner has to warn his sister and the whole fairy world- because this warning might be deadly. Teaming up with Bree, Conner's classmate on the trip and his crush, and some help for talkative lion statues and Mother Goose, Conner has one goal: keep everyone safe and don't die. Meanwhile in the Land of Stories, Alex is thriving. She gets to grant three wishes a day, is becoming the youngest person to join the fairy council, and now has....kind of a boyfriend? But her grandmother isn't doing too well, and it's worrying Alex. The Fairy Godmother can't go now...can she? When Conner comes crashing in, followed by an army and some humans, Alex pushes her worries to the back of her brain. Right now it's time to save The Land of Stories- and not die! Happy reading!

I like the book because my mom gave it to me, and I also like it because I should like myself and I think that's why she gave it to us!

Something weird is going on! Miss Small, the gym teacher, is teaching A.J., Andrea, and the gang to juggle scarves, balance feathers, and do the Chicken Dance! Is this any way to stay in shape? Whatever happened to dodgeball?

I decided to read this book because I always had an interest in gymnastics but I wouldn't be able to sign up.