Kids Books - Adult

Have you ever met a person that is "extra ordinary"? The main character in this book called Stargirl is one of them. She acts out weird, however, caring others and being kind makes her a really positive person. When people are laughing at her, she seems to not notice, and still has a smile on her face. She's being herself, and release all of her happiness to everyone. I should learn from her positivity, and have courage to others. If I am one of her classmates, I'll definitely stop the bullies, and be an upstander!

So far i've thought this book was great.To me it is really cool to read about a true story. It Is interesting to me to think about what it was like to live with no food or water. So far i have very much enjoyed it in many different ways. 😀

Heaven Is Paved With Oreos by Catherine Gilbert Murdock follows 14 year old Sarah Zorn as she goes on a trip to Rome. Rome is QUITE different from her hometown, Wisconsin, and she's away from her best friend "boyfriend" Curtis and her family. Sarah's in Rome with her Grandma Z, who's an adventure all on her own. Sometimes Sarah can't help but wonder what her Grandma is hiding.... This book is good for you if you like romance or tween novels. I enjoyed reading it and thought it was a very cute story. The only problem with this book, for me, was the writing style. Sarah's 14, yet the way she writes makes it seems like she's younger, 10 or 11. This gets a bit frustrating in some points. Check it out! :)

The Monstrumologist was an exemplary book with the perfect mix of Adventure, Horror, Science-fiction and even a touch of Historical Fiction. I was pleased with the fact that there was no Romance within this novel (a genre I despise). The suspension was exhilarating, and I kept flipping pages. The amount of detail painted a vivid picture in my mind and often made me reel in disgust or gape at the amount of dedication it must have taken to create a book with so many layers and sub-mysteries. I recommend not consuming any food or drink while reading this book, because it gets delightfully gory at some parts. Otherwise, I highly recommend that you pick up this book and start reading. It won't fail to impress! The preferred age range would be 13+ and it will appeal mostly to males (since little to no romance exists in this book). There is a touch of mature content, but nothing you can't handle. I loved this book (it is one of my favorites) and you will too. (Remember, it's part of a series!)

This book is a near and dear story to me as I have struggled with anorexia. The demons are terrible but the song you sing in your soul needs to win every time. Great book!

this book is about a girl that moves to a new house and she finds a dollhouse that looks exactly like the new house. when she looks through the windows of the doll house she sees the past. she sees what happened in the house. she has many different adventure throughout the story. it is a really good book i hope you get the chance to read it.

all i have to say is its not so bad for a book about war. i didnt really want to start reading it because im not in to books like this but i didnt really have a choice. it turns out its not so bad and i kind of enjoy it.if you like war books than this is something youll love.

This book is one of teh worst books I have ever read, and I dont know why it was writen in the first place the dialog is dull and the reading level is far bellow what I would call middle school. The only reason a high school student would read this is the subject matter being to much for younger children.

this is my favorite book ever!! i have a similar story to katnissll. i read it two years ago, then i moved. i really wanted to read it again bcuz it was etched into my mind but i couldn't remember the title. i searched for hours and finally i found it!! i recently reread it and it was SO GOOD! everything about it is good! it has romance, adventure, fantasy, and twists and turns you would never expect. WAY better than the original 12 dancing princesses fairytale. i recommend it for everyone!! ever since i read it, i've loved the name azalea and i think i'm going to name my kid azalea and hope she's as sweet and amazing as the character in this book. the names are so creative and lord bradford... i recommend this book for everyone!!! it shoud be turned into a movie! i can totally imagine this as a movie and there are scenes you can picture on the silver screen. if the fanbase grows, maybe it will be turned into a movie!!

The book I have read is called Slam and it is by Walter Dean Meyers. This book is about a 16 year old person called Greg Harris. He is also known as slam because of basketball. Slam loves playing basketball as he has joined a new school. Despite his talents, his teachers notice that his grades have declined. Now, Slam has to figure out what to do before he gets kicked off the team. My opinion of the book is that it is a good book. The reason why I say that it is a good book is that it really brings out the emotions of the character and what the character is feeling on the inside. Slam is realistic fiction because this could actually happen to someone or it is based off someone, but it has some fictional parts to it. An audience that would read this book would be an audience that likes sports and would enjoy a book with a lot of details because that is what this book exactly contains. A external conflict in the book was that Slam's friends are starting to turn on him because he left his old school and the think he is different. An internal conflict is that Slam is deciding whether to go back to his old school or not and it is fighting the insides of him.