Dear Editor, I was just wondering why most of my reviews were deleted.

I love this amazing book. It is by one of the best authors, Roald Dahl, who also made Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It is amazing considering it came out in the 1980s. I like this "classic" and it is a fun, interesting, short read. It is about a girl named Sophia who was captured by a giant. The BFG(Big Friendly Giant) is not any ordinary bone-crunching giant... you may think "WHAT???"... yup...you heard it correctly. He is way too nice and jumbly and Sophie is lucky from having him instead of being carried in the middle of the night by the Bloodbottler, the Fleshlumpeater, the Bonecruncher, or any other giants. She would have soon became breakfast...like I mean, Sophie Snacks. Sophie soon hears that they are flush-bunking off in England, a European country, to swollomp some nice little fellows... I mean kids. She decides that she has to stop them once and for all... and the BFG is going to HELP her... DUN DUN DUN... crazy if you look through the perspective of a giant. This short read is amazing I loved it. Overall, I liked the book considering to read it over and over and I gave it a 5 star out of 5 stars recommending it to anyone who likes reading as a a Teen to Young Adult.

Beware: You'll immediately be wanting to do these DIY projects enlisted in the book below. So Nick and Tesla literally did the impossible... and I mean what else is next??? Am I right... well they need to find their parents, whom have been quite absent throughout the first couple of books, but the thing is they have no idea where their parents are located.... DUN DUN DUNNNNNN... now I just wrote the intro and it already has a cliff hanger... yes believe me... you'll find Nick and Tesla's parents... but we first need your wits in order to read this book and get inside this adventure with them... I loved how the author incorporated facts that have to do with the real world of science... and the DIY's were awesome... On Youtube, I'm always awed at what others can do when they post DIY videos... but there's only one problem... I rarely make anything... however when I read this book I was enhanced by the different technology that this setting was placed and you could make a secret listening device, a hot dog cooker, and much more... the hot dog cooker is such a creative mechanism that is on my To Do List... Now I'm a little off topic... however... I really loved this fast read... One word of advice... remember all characters even though they might seem foreign especially (SPOILERS) a specific agent... Sorry I had to... But people who are amazed in our technology and wants to invest in our technology world... because you never know... our world (later in 2050-3000) might turn into a set in Nick and Tesla's book series... so hope you enjoy!

I love this book. This book is about a kid who is really awesome at math and gets recruited by the C.I.A. to be a spy. He goes on missions to overcome SPIDER (an organization). This book is amazing due to the amount of cliffhangers the author leaves you in the book and for the next book. Overall, I give this a 5 star/5 star and recommend this book to any around the ages of 9 and up.

I love this amazing book. It is a fun short read about "secret" coders and how they are trying learn things about the school through coding. There are weird birds who have 4 eyes representing the binary language of 1s and 0s for open and close. This is a fun short read that some beginner coders can be inspired by learning some basics of binary language "language that computers read." Overall, I loved this book since I am a coder and recommend it to many others.

I love this book. It is a fantastic short read, especially because it is about the Geronimo Stilton stories. The main character, Geronimo Stilton, is a very silly mouse that makes some mistakes. Overall, I love the Geronimo Stilton series and would recommend this book and the whole series to anyone from ages 7 and up.