Kids Books - Reference

When Friendship Followed Me Home is the wonderful story of a boy named Ben, and his journey. One night, behind his library in the alleyway, Ben finds a starving puppy, trying to survive on its own. taking pity on the poor dog, Ben tries to take him home, but the dog doesn't seem to want to go. So, Ben starts walking home. But then, the little dog follows him! Ben lures him into his arms by leaving a trail of small cheese hunks. He takes it home with him. His mother agrees to keeping the dog, and they wash him, and clean him up. Ben, with the help of his new friend Halley, [yes, like the comet] decides to name the dog Flip. The rest of the story you have to read. Find out for yourself! All I can say is it is an emotional journey that will make you think as if YOU were part of the story. Happy Reading!

This is a wonderful book. It teaches children the important lesson of sharing. Although it can be difficult to share something special to you when you share with others it's bring you happiness from inside. A timeless book that teaches kids the importance of sharing while keeping their attention. The illustrations are beautiful as well.

I LOVE this book! Maya Gold really has her work cut out for her. Diana has to sneak into a snotty prep school because someone there stole her best friend's NEW cell phone. Mystery and mayhem is on it's way. READ THE BOOK!

This book honestly moved my heart. Hamilton had a rough life, but he soared above all of it and became victorious in the end of the revolution. He was a respected man, and his family, honor, and knowledge meant everything to him. Alexander was an intelligent individual: He graduated law school, he became a lawyer, he was George Washington's right hand man, and he was the first head of the Treasury Department. I am inspired by him to do the best I can in school, and I always remind myself that if he could be that successful in life, then so could I.

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I love it!

This book is a poetry book about a person in middle school as you read on the book gets better and better. I liked the book because its a poetry and i like poetry books. It is a book for 5-8 grade. Boy or girl ages 10-13 would like it. Swimming upstream is by Clarion Books and published September 24, 2002. I hope you enjoyed.

My book review on the Velveteen Rabbit by: Margey Williams . this book was about a stuffed bunny that came to life from nursery magic. I loved all the colors and pictures in the book. This book made me wonder is nursery magic real.

Its a great book. In some parts its a bit hard to read though. I like the challenge that it gives.

This book is a collection of really interesting facts, that you probably don't know and would never need to know. That's what I love about it. I also like the format. This is a really great book.