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Another great book in the funny and inspiring Kid Legends series. Just like the other books, readers can learn about legendary people in various careers. Now, we're learning about the authors you AND your parents know. Like the average kid, they too struggled with family, bullies, school, and much more. Jeff Kinney based his "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series off of his crazy childhood experiences with his three siblings. Mark Twain was a wild child, just like his most famous character, Tom Sawyer. J.K. Rowling based Harry Potter's attire on her neighborhood friend whose last name was Potter. Some of Langston Hughes' poems came from the African American history his grandmother told him about. This book is uplifting because it shows that not everyone successful started out perfect. I strongly advise getting the whole series, even if being a well-known author or a world-class athlete isn't something you want to be.

Another great book in the funny and inspiring Kid Legends series. Just like the other books, readers can learn about legendary people in various careers. Now, we're learning about the authors you AND your parents know. Like the average kid, they too struggled with family, bullies, school, and much more. Jeff Kinney based his "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series off of his crazy childhood experiences with his three siblings. Mark Twain was a wild child, just like his most famous character, Tom Sawyer. J.K. Rowling based Harry Potter's attire on her neighborhood friend whose last name was Potter. Some of Langston Hughes' poems came from the African American history his grandmother told him about. This book is uplifting because it shows that not everyone successful started out perfect. I strongly advise getting the whole series, even if being a well-known author or a world-class athlete isn't something you want to be.

Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow stars Morrigan Crow, the infamous cursed child of Jackalfax. Not only is she scheduled to die on her tween, but every incident that happens in her town is blamed on her. As she and her family are awaiting her fate, a strange man comes to her house and saves her from death. He takes her to another place called the Free State and she learns that he has picked her as his candidate for the prestigious Wunderous Society. She learns that she needs some sort of talent to be a candidate for the society, and she has none. Jupiter, the man who took her in, won't tell her. She must succeed in trials if she wants to stay in the Free State. If she fails, she is deported to Jackalfax and many people suffer, including Jupiter and herself. As she goes on this journey, she encounters many new people and wonders of the Free State.