This book was wonderfully written and the art style was absolutely stunning. Warren, a twelve year old who has descended from multiple Warrens (he's the 13th,) lives in a hotel with his Uncle Rupert after his father passed away. His uncle has a new, seemingly kind wife, Aunt Annaconda. But she's more than just a first glance. Warren's family has hidden the All-Seeing Eye, and Aunt Annaconda is after it. While the perfect wife around Warren's uncle, she's horrible and cruel to Warren. Warren eventually can't put up with her anymore, and escapes to find the treasure by himself. This book is full of action, and cliffhangers at each chapter. It was a refreshing read from your standard "Stepmother is evil but nice around the father" story line. Highly recommended!

This book was such a fun, interesting, and entertaining read, while teaching you about science, and, for this book in particular, the senses. The story follows a boy named Frank Einstein, his sidekick, Watson, his two robots, Klank and Klink, and his arch nemesis, T. Edison, and his ape sidekick. They're both developing a science experiment that's very similar, without the other realizing so. When the two have a run-in, T. Edison realizes that Frank's invention is just what he needs to make his work, and begins to plot a way to steal it. Will Frank Einstein be able to prevent T. Edison from stealing his experiment? The only problem I had with this book was that, since I hadn't read the previous two books, I wasn't sure who some of the characters were, such as Janegoodall. I sure wish these were around to make science more interesting when I was younger!

Penny's just an average girl in the UK, with a best friend who deals with a lot of problems that other girls do. But, when her parents are given a one time job (they plan weddings) in the US, Penny gets a lifetime opportunity to go to New York. When she gets there, she's able to go on a journey of self-discovery, finding new friends, new places, and perhaps...love? Overall, I loved the book. It made me laugh, scream, and cry. I would give a 4.5 out of 5. Really though. Read this book.

Penny's just an average girl in the UK, with a best friend who deals with a lot of problems that other girls do. But, when her parents are given a one time job (they plan weddings) in the US, Penny gets a lifetime opportunity to go to New York. When she gets there, she's able to go on a journey of self-discovery, finding new friends, new places, and perhaps...love? Overall, I loved the book. It made me laugh, scream, and cry. I would give a 4.5 out of 5. Really though. Read this book.

To answer your question, just because the reading level says it's for fourth graders doesn't mean it's appropriate for fourth graders. The reading level is determined on how the author writes it. The target audience, or interest level, is the age that people should read the book.