Kids Books - Children

I love it my parents let me have it in school and Guess what I'm in first grade that's why my parents gave me this book but sadly its lost I missed and loved that book.

the five star rating I'm giving is not for the book, but for cats. Cats are definitely better than dogs and it was super sucky that this book ended in a tie. Cats are cuter, funnier, prettier, more independent, and smarter that dogs!

This book is a very good book because it tells about Amo being sick and he couldn't go to work. instead the animals went to his house and the Penguin got him a balloon. This book has the Caldecott medal my favorite part of the story was when the animals went to Amos's house. I liked this book because it is a really good book and it is kind of funny. You will like this book!

I've never read this book before...

I loved this book it was well worded and very intresting. It is just like the TV show. It has three episodes i have seen while taking a picture walk. I recommend this book to everyone.

I like the book it talks about how you use Redstone and how you build with it I you really like the book I think more people should read it. I helps you learn a lot about rocks and how to build with stuff I Recommen it.

I used to love these books!!!!!!!:)

This my favorite book and it's based on the Disney Channel Original Movie Descendants.Mal,Evie,Jay,and Carlos are offspring of some of the cruelest,most evil villains of all time-Maleficent,Evil Queen,Jafar,and Cruella De Vil,to names names.They've spent their whole lives on the Isle of the Lost,a broken down place filled with the worst of the worst baddies,brutes,and lowlifes.But when Prince Ben,son of Belle and the Beast,declares that the ''innocent'' children of the Isle of the Lost should be given a second chance,they're brought to live on Aurandon with all the ''good'' folks.Little does Ben know that Mal and her friends have a sinister plot to take down his kingdom! Watch out,Auradon..here come the descendants.I hope you love this book.It's rotten to the core and AMAZING!

Warning this review contains spoilers. Two years have passed since Sabrina and Daphne’s parents had been kidnaped and put under a sleeping spell. They have been rescued and awoken now, but their problems aren’t over yet. The Scarlet Hand has over run Ferryport Landing! Also Mirror took over Granny Relda’s body and is trying to break the barrier that traps all the ever-afters in the town, so the rest of the Grimms (besides Jake), puck, Mr. Canis, and Red seek shelter with Charming’s army. Then the Bunny Lancaster a.k.a The Wicked Queen shows up to help, she fixes the broken magic mirrors, and they revile a prophesy that only Sabrina and Daphne can defeat Mirror and The Scarlet Hand. Naturally Daphne is all for it, but like all always Sabrina has her doubts. Will the Army of ever-afters listen to a couple of Kids? How will they defeat The Scarlett Hand? Will puck ever take a bath? (Ok I think we all know the answer to the last one is, NO) Find out in The Council of Mirrors. What I thought of the book: Just when I thought Puck couldn't get any awesomer (yes that's a word) he surprised me. But like always, Sabrina never failed to annoy me. I also didn't like Basil (their little brother). He annoyed me even more than Sabrina, even though he barely said any thing. Although I used to think Veronica (their mom) was kind of cool, this book made her seem like an annoying cry-baby. I think that Daphne might have married Pinocchio. I can't believe Sabrina and Puck went like 5 years without seeing each other. They ended up getting married, so I'm not complaining, but I thought they would be at least friends their whole lives. It was a pretty good ending to the series, but over all, I liked the books before their parents were awake better.

Michael Buckley is hilarious. I love how he take characters from a bunch of places (like Alice in wonderland and the Wizard of Oz) along with all the classic fairy-tales, throws in a dysfunctional family and a sausage loving dog, creating the best (and funniest) series anyone could possibly read.