Kids Books - Siblings

The Seventh Wish is about a girl who goes fishing one day, to make money for her Irish step dress she is getting. to find that she caught a magic fish that would grant her any wish she wanted! Every wish she made turned out to go very wrong, but still very funny. But then, a tragedy hits her family surrounding her older sister, Abby. Charlie feels alone; she feels in last place. Through lots of struggles, Charlie learns life isn’t fair, but believing in it can make it better.

This book was an amazing grand finale to a breath-taking series. It made me sweat with anticipation and fear what was about to happen, as you never know when you come to the last book, as there is a reason that it is the last book of the series. This book did not leave me disappointed or sad. I really enjoy Gordon Korman's writing, even though it is a bit short.

This is the second book in the series with Coke and Pepsi still on the road trip. They find that they have another enemy the "Archie Clone" and he is trying to kill them by trying to fry them in oil. This leads to another trail of the ciphers and it says thinks like June 3rd 2 o'clock, The star spangled banner, Greensboro Lunch Counter, John Bull, Dumbo the elephant, and finally Dorthy's red slippers. Then Archie also try's to kill them with hypothermia by ice cream. Then they go to the duck tape museum. Coke need to go to the bathroom and inside the bathroom fills with poisons gas and Coke struggles to get out. At the Smithosian Museum they almost get dropped on top of the Washington Memorial....until Mya and Bones help them blow the helicopter down.....until they attend Aunt Judy's wedding....

In the book, Threads, Clara finds a note written by a Chinese girl, Yuming, who is trapped in a pink factory with other children and a photograph in a purse. Somehow, Clara feels like this note was meant for her because her adoptive sister from China had died. Clara sets off to find Yuming and rescue her, but on the way she finds her own soul again. With one act of bravery, these two girl’s lives connect, in this powerful book full of hope and emotions.

I liked this book. The pictures are cool. I like it because I took karate, and I like it because it is funny. This book is a good one to read with a little sister or brother, or with Mom and Dad.

i really liked this book because i found out about a lot of famous' people's arguments with each other. some siblings were really nice, unlike mine, and some quarreled a lot. i would recommend this if you liked the books by brianna dumont.

The One In The Middle Is The Green Kangaroo was about a boy named Freddy. He was the middle child in his family, he had an older brother and a younger sister. He got all one his brother's old clothes and his brother got new clothes He also had to share a room with his brother, since he his little sister got his room. When he tried out for a play he made it but still in the middle. In the play he was always in the middle of everyone never on the top and never on the bottom, but he was fine with that. He learned its not that bad in the middle.

Carter, Jane, Buzz and Vanessa are STILL trapped on nowhere island it's now been 2 weeks! They've had a tough time surviving without adults but they are really starting to bond. After some bad things happening to them , like getting attacked by wild hogs, there camp burning down, and missing the first plane there seen since the boat crash! They are starting to lose hope. Read the book to find out if they finally make it off the island.. Or things turn out even worse..! Recommended for 10+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews

Abby Carson is failing sixth grade. It isn't that Abby can't do her schoolwork, it's just that she doesn't like doing it. When a warning letter is sent home, Abby realizes that all of her slacking off could cause her to be held back-for real! Unless she meets some specific conditions, including taking an extra-credit project: find a pen pal in a foreign country. Simply enough (even for a girl who hates homework). When Abby's first letter arrives at a small school in Afghanistan, Sadded Bayat is chosen to be her pen pal..... Well, kind of. He is the best writer, but he is also a boy, and in his village it is not appropriate for a boy to correspond with a girl. So, hi younger sister dictates and signs the letter-until Sadded decides what his sister is telling Abby isn't what he'd like Abby to know. As letters flow back and forth between Illinois and Afghanistan, Abby and Sadeed discover that their letters are crossing more than an ocean. They are crossing a huge cultural divide and a minefield of different life-styles and traditions. Their growing friendship is also becoming a growing problem for both communities, and some people are not happy. Suddenly things are not simple!

This book was very, very nice. I really enjoyed reading the letters that the brother wrote about his sister, and how the years went by. The ending of the book was great!