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,

This book is really good! On the challenging scale, I would rate it a 3 - just right! This book is basically about how Cass eats Mr Hugo’s chocolate, and then goes into the past. She finds the Jester and does a bunch of stuff to prepare her to go back to the future. She makes sure the Jester and Anastasia leave her a box with the Secret in it. They do, but then the hieroglyphics rapidly turn to dust! What is Cass going to do? The author leaves us with a terrible cliffhanger! What is going to happen? Find out in the next book… yup, I’m also advertising - just kidding! I would recommend this book to 3rd to 7th graders.

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.

This book is really good! On the challenging scale, I would rate it a 3 - just right! This book is basically about how Cass eats Mr Hugo’s chocolate, and then goes into the past. She finds the Jester and does a bunch of stuff to prepare her to go back to the future. She makes sure the Jester and Anastasia leave her a box with the Secret in it. They do, but then the hieroglyphics rapidly turn to dust! What is Cass going to do? The author leaves us with a terrible cliffhanger! What is going to happen? Find out in the next book… yup, I’m also advertising - just kidding! I would recommend this book to 3rd to 7th graders.

This book is really good! On the challenging scale, I would give it a 3 - just right! The summary is basically that there are these people, Ms Mauvias and Dr L. They are the bad guys. They basically go around and convince people to trust them and then they change their skin so that if they are like 100 or something, it would look like they are 20. In this book, they take a bunch of kids and force them into child labor making chocolate. They want this special chocolate to make them immortal. But then Cass, Max-Ernest, and Yo-Yoji stop them by telling the police and stuff. There is a lot more, but you know, SPOILERS!! I would recommend this book to 3rd - 7th grade.

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.