Kids Books - Adventure Books

I have read this funny book it's so cute and i love all of the main characters because they are dolls! including THE MEANEST DOLL she thinks because she is a princess she can order dolls to do what she wants as her servants but when she finds out where Anna bell and Tiffany live she follows them because she is so sneaky and when she finds that they have parents and they are not alone she cries because she is lonely and that is because she is too bossy that's why Tiffany explained and so she changed and that is after meeting all of their family members and not to mention that Tiffany and Anna bell get into a fight because of princess Meanie.! really interesting!

its really good i read it befor

This book is very interesting it has lots of pictures and I really like it

I love JCG! Frightful is a falcon that was raised and trained by Sam Gribley, a boy who escaped New York City to live in the Catskill mountains. This part of the series is about how his falcon flew away, mated, made a nest on a shaking bridge, and migrated. Frightful struggled each day to survive and provide for herself. Will she make it till the end of her days or will the end come early?

A great group discussion read about trauma through a fantastical lens.

The Anne of Green Gables series continues with even more friends, acquaintances, and silly events. A wonderful read for all.

The Anne of Green Gables series continues with even more friends, acquaintances, and silly events. A wonderful read for all.

All four books in this series describe the life of a former slave who is meant to be a bard. She travels with her friend through the lands to fufill the prophecy that she had no idea existed.

the book is awsome and cool i want wash the movie i can because i have sho box so i can watch what movie i like so cool

We start this marvelous, awe-inspiring, journey with a classically lovable approach - we find Castor living on the streets - and yet, even from the very first chapter, I began to love Castor more and more. It's truly a rare thing to bond with the character from the first chapter; it takes very powerful writing to do such a thing. Mrs. Devon keeps the chapters flowing so smoothly that I could not put this book down. After we get a proper introduction to Castor's lowly existence on the street and discovering more of who he is, something terribly sad happens. He is tranquilized, taken from everything he knows and cares about, and caged. A needle is injected into his body. And then wings begin to sprout from his body. Then he is put in another cage - a permanent one. He is forced to endure horrendous beatings and death and despair. He is also forced to fight brutally deadly matches. But throughout all the agony, he has hope. I recommend this book to anyone - whether you're a dog-lover or cat-lover or anywhere in between, you will be cheering for Castor the whole way through.