Because then if I could read it together with my little sister. I could help her learn to read and we could learn a lot about animals together. We LOVE animals! National Geographic books are fun and cool. I hope to win!

I liked Ramona the Pest because it was funny! And in the beginning her teacher says," You can sit here for the present," and Ramona thinks she is going to receive a present, but the teacher meant just like sit there for "right now," I recommend this book for ages 5-11.

The Cupcake Caper is a fun book I finished today. In Cupcake Caper the Boxcar Children are trying to find out who is trying to steal the recipe. But in the end, Mama Tova's recipe was under the flour, not flower. Root Beer was the secret ingredient in the recipe.

I liked the book. I like Ivy and Bean books. I've read almost the whole series. I just haven't read two of them. Bean is trying to find out who tied the yellow rope all around Pancake Court, but in the end she found out it was really Ivy because Ivy said it was her.

I do not recommend this book I did not like it. It's about Mortimer going to camp. He is really excited to go to camp until he reads in the info the camp sent him that no pets of any kind are allowed. But he sneaks Plantzilla in.

I liked this book. Kind of. A little bit. Ivy and Bean make their own camp and everyone has to follow the rules they make at their camp when Bean's sister is at her camp. But Nancy goes to Girl Power 4-Ever Camp for ages 11-15.

Jack and Annie go to space. I love space, so I wanted to read this book. They were looking for the last thing that starts with letter M. They have to get something to help Morgan. I liked this book. I would read this book again.