This book is so colorful and educational! It gives you fun facts about animals and also has many jokes inside! This book also includes many interesting species of animals that you may have not heard of before. This book is appropriate for any age. I recommend it for any grade level. I rate it 5/5.

This book is about a girl who catches her sister's stomach bug. She thinks her troubles are gone but she realizes they aren't. She is afraid of the possibility of throwing up at her school and being made fun of. Her problem gets more serious which causes her to go to therapy. This book is based on a true story of Raina Telgemeier. I rate it 5/5 and recommend it to people who have read and enjoyed her other books.

Lol same! I recommend The Selection series, it doesn't have anything to do with vampires but it does have romance in it! It's sorta like the Hunger Games in a way

America Singer already had her heart with someone, however she and Aspen were the only ones who knew that. America thought he was the one, until one day a letter came. It was a letter giving her the opportunity to sign up for the drawing of the Selection. The Selection would draw the names of 35 girls. These girls would all compete for the heart of Prince Maxon, and at the end of the competition, there would be one girl who would win his heart, and the crown. America didn't want to enter, however her family wanted her to. When she went to the treehouse to secretly meet up with Aspen, he told her she should enter. Not only that, but they broke up. America was heartbroken. Later, her mom said that if she entered she could keep half of her salary. Not even if she was picked, only if she entered. America knew that many other girls would enter, so she decided that she would enter. She did not believe she would get picked. However, she was wrong. The rest is the beginning of her story. I rate this book 5/5, and I enjoyed it a lot. It made me want to read the next book to find out what would happen. I recommend this book to people who enjoyed the Hunger Games series, and those who enjoy dystopian and utopian novels.

America Singer was having trouble deciding between her first love Aspen, As the competition goes on, she realizes that she still has competitors for Maxon. When she realizes her heart belongs with Maxon, it's too late. However, on the day he gets married, the rebels attack. This makes Maxon realize his heart belongs with America, not Kriss. This book was really good, I rate it 5/5, and recommend it to people who like the Hunger Games series, or like dystopian and utopian novels.

Eadlyn Schreave was born seven minutes before her brother, Ahren, beating him to crown. People have been recently mad about the removal of the castes, and to distract them, Maxon and America tell Eadlyn she is going to have her own Selection. The first time a girl has ever held her own Selection. Eadlyn is against the idea, however, they convince her to go along with it. She is convinced she will not find someone she likes, as she is very independent. Will this change as the competition goes on? I rate this book 5/5, and recommend it to people who enjoyed the other Selection books, the Hunger Games series, or people who like dystopian or utopian novels.

As the selection goes on, Eadlyn Schreave still is having trouble finding someone. However, she soon realizes she has feelings for the translator of one of the contestants. On the day of her wedding day, Eadlyn decides her heart belongs with Eikko, her translator. She asks her dad what to do, and he tells her to just break the rules. I rate this book 5/5, and recommend it to people who enjoyed the other Selection books, the Hunger Games series, or enjoy reading dystopian and utopian novels.

There were only six girls left in the competition. America Singer was one of them. She thought Maxon was what she wanted, however when Aspen appears at the palace as a soldier, America is unable to ignore her emotions towards him. She has trouble deciding between Maxon and Aspen. You could say she was having her own Selection. Will she decide her heart belongs with Maxon, or with who it always was with, Aspen? I rate this book 5/5, and recommend it to people who like the Hunger Games series. I also recommend it to people who enjoy dystopian and utopian novels.

''Greg Heffley finds himself thrust into middle school, where undersized weaklings share the hallways with kids who are taller, meaner, and already shaving.''- This book is the start of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. It introduces you to Gregory (Greg) Heffley, his family, and his best friend, Rowley. Greg's mom buys him a journal, so he turns it into his diary where he explains his daily troubles, ranging from his problems at school, to troubles at his house. This book is hilarious, and I recommend it to people who enjoy the Dork Diaries series, and also enjoy other books written by Jeff Kinney. I rate it 5/5. I recommend it to elementary and middle schoolers.

"Never judge a book by its cover"- August (Auggie) Pullman is an ordinary kid, but faces judgement from some of his classmates because of his facial differences. He has been homeschooled for all his life until the fifth grade. One of my favorite quotes from this book is "You can't blend in when you were born to stand out." This book is very inspirational, and I recommend it to all grades, and rate it 5/5.