Kids Books - School

A Warm Welcome is about Elsa and Anna and some of their friends going on a trip to a place called Eldora. They think why Eldora is always hot because the Queen used her powers to set off an ETERNAL SUMMER!!! But really it's just always hot in Eldora. I really enjoyed this book because Olaf finally gets to be in somewhere thats always summer!

Wow!! This is a best book . Hmm... I think this book 📚 is great 😃 and funny. I like it 😍❤️ 😘 💐. I love kitten Bird And my favourite animals is 🦄 . I like this book and love it very much ❤️ Oh wow it's a really good and funny book

I love MH and was excited when I got this book to review. This book is just like the tv show and very well written.

the book this fun

it was the best book in the entire world I think you will like it if you are into funny books go for it!!!

The protagonist of the story, Apple is much more than a character I could relate to. A Filipino main character who migrated in the US at an early age, is currently having a mid-life crisis figuring herself out. Identically and culturally speaking, we are very much attuned. That never happened to me before. I rarely see myself and my culture get represented in any medium, I consumed. This is why, I’m terrific to have Blackbird Fly in my life. Blackbird Fly follows the story of Apple Yengko, an aspiring musician. Having moved to Louisiana from the Philippines when she was little, she always felt estranged by her Filipino roots. Her mother expects her to embrace her culture, but Apple always feels she’s inadequate to belong. In a meanwhile, her friends ditch her after learning she is part of the “Dog Log”, a list of the least attractive girls in the school. Honestly, I don’t have anything much to say about this book, aside from discrimination and the diaspora we regularly experience. So if you want to stop reading now, you should go ahead. In other words, YES, you should definitely get it. As I already lamented above, Apple has a difficult time celebrating her culture. According to our default’s standard, her mom has an accent that isn’t pleasing to the ears. She still cooks food that would be considered unappealing, and so on. That cause, an understandably embarrassment from Apple’s side. All of her friends necessarily don’t understand her culture. For the most part, they don’t want to. Most of the kids in her school subjected her to vicious taunts about her identity. Her identity is constantly ripped off from her, kids often interchange her ethnicity with others. This is not a surprising scenario. Children are just as brutal with their minority alienation as much as their parents and forefathers. Which reminds me, how do children hurtful remarks? Did they heard it from the medium they regularly consume or do they constantly hear it from their parents and adults around them? Blackbird Fly has a very special place in my heart. It makes me even more thankful to my parents, who sacrificed a great deal of things, so we could live a comfortable life.

After reading Counting By 7’s by Holly Goldberg Sloan it is evident that this book truly deserved it’s spot on the 2015-2016 Rebecca Caudill Award book list. It's a definitely a five star book! This realistic fiction book will take you straight into the heart of the story of the first page, it's an attention grabber and is sure to keep you wonder what's going to happen next. The story follow a twelve year old girl named Willow Chance, she's a super genius who is obsessed with plants and medical conditions. When Willow takes a state standardized test and scores 100% on it the school suspects that she cheated and sets her up to meet with a school counselor. Dell Duke, the counselor, later finds out that that Willow really did not cheat but, instead she is incredibly smart. While with Dell Duke, Willow meets a friend, Mai, this is something she hasn't had since her old friend Margaret moved to Canada. When things couldn't seem to get any better tragedy strikes, Willows adoptive parents were killed in a car crash, she's put into to foster care center, but she has trouble connecting with anyone. Mai comes up with the idea of her family taking her into foster care. Mai’s mother agrees but it's only temporary, Willow will need to find a permanent home soon. This book is a real tragedy, Willow never met her biological parent and loses her adoptive parents at a very young age, this is something a child should never have to go through. But this book can also be very uplifting, Willow seems some hope in her future and you can't help but to be excited for her, when Mai mother decided to take her in for a while Willow finally gets the break she needs and the reader can connect to her easily. Counting By 7’s is an amazing book that could be compared to Out Of My Mind because of the strong young girl characters who deal with teasing and bullies but are both incredibly smart and have to show people what they can do. Willow, like Melody, the main character in Out Of My Mind, are both the smartest kids at their school. Willow and Melody preserve through what life gives them. Melody can't speak or move without someone else's help. For a while after Willows parents died she didn't talk much or do anything, she didn't go to school or bother to read and learn anything. These similarities are why they could be compared to each other. The type of reader who would like this book is someone who likes an underdog, tragedy, and a story about finding family. Holly Goldberg Sloan Has written various other types of books including mostly young children's books, one recently published this past year entitled Appleblossom the Possum. Overall the book Counting By 7’s is a five star book I would recommend to just about anyone who is over 5th grade.

Twelve year old Medea feels stuck thanks to her super strict dad, King Aeëtes. But after two prophecies warn that a thief will steal the king's beloved Golden Fleece-and the heart of his daughter-King Aeëtes agrees to let Medea got to Mount Olympus Academy. Medea hopes that if she can find a way to impress her dad while there, he will stop being so bossy and let her board at Enchantment Academy, where she can hone her magic skills! Medea feels stuck again when she learns her frenemy Glauce will also being going to MOA. But after a big misstep, Medea and Glauce find themselves aboard the Argo, a ship filled with Argonauts led by Jason-the boy who is supposed to steal her father's fleece! Can Medea be the hero of this story, figure out how to stop Jason from claiming the fleece as his own, and finally find a way to prove herself to her dad?

Can't believe tornado warning dies and that he used to be a pegasus they just cut off his wings and the guy thought he had shoulder surgery but he used to have wings and he was incredibly fast and he can't fly no more

I love books, and this sure seems like a great one!