Same, I’ll also be going to middle school next year!

1) Warriors: Hawkwing’s Journey 2) science or art 3) climbing and swimming, I used to do track 4) we have to wear masks, and people have the option of either doing virtual school or hybrid model (when you go to school for 2 days and stay home for the other 3) 5) 5th. Thank you for the questions!

Shoutout to my 62 followers! You are all awesome! (By the way, followers 61 and 62, sorry if I wasn’t able to follow you back because my page only shows 50 followers).

1) a zen art character 2) dark chocolate or M & M’s 3) no, though I used to have a pet salamander 4) Squirrelflight is a character from Warrior Cats, my absolute favorite series (and my username used to be skywatcher2140) 5) 5th 6) both! 7) of course, I’ll follow you! Thanks!

Ok, I signed up!

Maybe coquelicot or mikado? Those are some unique color names that I found online.

I agree! Warriors is amazing!

I’m also a shy person, and even though I’m not a teenager, I think you should just talk to your relatives the way you normally do. And also, act like you’re interested and listening to their conversation.

Some trivia!: 1) What does “hippopotomonstrasesquippedaliophobia” mean? 2) How much can male giant pandas weigh up to? 3) What is the heaviest type of parrot? 4) Up to how long can a bowhead whale live? 5) How many letters does the longest English word have? ...Thank you! I will share the answers after everyone who wants to has replied!

When I was in fourth grade, my teacher assigned this book for me to read. At first, I didn’t think it would be my piece of chocolate cake—I wasn’t sure whether Stargirl would be the right read for me. But as soon as I read the first five chapters, I was hooked. It’s amazing how Jerry Spinelli can take just a few strands of loose thread but weave it into something magical. As usual, his writing did not disappoint, and I feel like this was one of his best books! Summary: Mica High School is divided into two sections; The Hillari Kimbles and the Wayne Parrs. Hillari and Wayne are the ones everyone looks up to and wants to be. Sixteen-year-old Leo is somewhere in between all the “popularity tiers”, an ordinary teenager starting his sophomore year. But when new student who goes by the name of Stargirl comes to Mica High, his life is catapulted into strangeness and oblivion. Stargirl’s not one of the “typical” high schoolers. She has a pet rat, gives people ukulele serenades, and somehow knows everyone’s birthdays. As more and more people start to shun her because of her differences, Leo might be the only friend she has. Overall, I really liked this book, and rate it 4/5 stars. I recommend it for readers who like to find themselves surprised by a truly good book. This dazzling tale will surely enthrall fans of Jerry Spinelli, or people who read realistic fiction!