THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD. It is about this little girl named Ha, and her life. First, it talks about her life in Vietnam. The book is in poem form, and the poems are beautiful. They really get all of the details, even in the most vivid scenes. Next, it talks about her life on sea, after the place where she lived got bombed. Then it talks about her life in the U.S., and all of the bad, and good things that happened. This book was beautiful, and even a little bit educational. But I would recommend it for 9+ for sensitive content. It is DEFINITELY a must read.

THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD. It is about this little girl named Ha, and her life. First, it talks about her life in Vietnam. The book is in poem form, and the poems are beautiful. They really get all of the details, even in the most vivid scenes. Next, it talks about her life on sea, after the place where she lived got bombed. Then it talks about her life in the U.S., and all of the bad, and good things that happened. This book was beautiful, and even a little bit educational. But I would recommend it for 9+ for sensitive content. It is DEFINITELY a must read.

This book was AMAZING!!!!!!!!! It follows a wolf who walked more than 1,000 miles, after its pack got seperated. It all starts when he is a pup, and then follows him until he finds a mate. It has beautiful writing, but it is also very sad. If you are looking for a great book about an animal, this is the right one for you. Some of the scenes get very detailed into things that might be sensitive for some people, so be careful while reading. I would recommend it for 10+

This book was kinda good. Its a fantasy book, about two girls who find out that they are magical people who have to save the world from a monster that THEY released. It was kinda cheesy, and the character adaption wasn't that great, but the sarcasm was parfait, perfect. It was one of those books that made you want to cringe, really hard. I would recommend it for 7+

THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD. It is about this little girl named Ha, and her life. First,

The book, Journey to Star Wars: The Last Jedi Leia, Princess of Alderaan by Claudia Gray is a sci-fi novel. I have only read pages 1-60, but it is really interesting. Leia is currently learning about the ripple effect. She is learning how to be a queen and is struggling a bit. It is a great book for kids grades 5-6, it depends on reading levels, its a pretty big book.

Among the Free by Margaret Peterson Haddix is an interesting book that really makes you realize how lucky you can be. It is also a bit mysterious. Like when the main character's enemy/frenemy seems to be up to something. Overall it is a pretty good book and i would recommend it to kids ages 8-10.

These books where very funny and i would highly recommend them. They are all poem books by Shel Silverstein, and they are all very good if you want to read but don´t want it to feel like your reading. You really get lost in all of the poems, and I really liked that. There are long poems, short poems, serious poems, silly poems, you name it! And the best part is that there are four books in one pack! So when your finished with one, you can go ahead and read the other one. I would recommend for all ages, as long as you can read. I really enjoyed these books, and I hope others do too.

I never knew about GivingTuesday. I love the idea and I am totally going to follow through on the ideas stated in this article. :)