Kids Books - Children

Harry is back, along with Miss Mackle and the entire class of Rooom 2B. Harry's name always spells trouble, but no matter what he does, it's always hilarious. "Room 2B is every child's dream."--School Library Journal. Illustrated.

Mia Hamm was a fast rising soccer star. This book tells you about the life of Mia and difficulties she faced. Mia suffered scoring droughts, confidence loss, and the lost of her brother. I play soccer, and reading this book helped me want to be better. I really enjoyed reading this book, and thought that the way they explained Mia's life made it very easy to understand. Mia is a soccer player that is still remembered today. She set records and had many moments to be remembered throughout her career.

I love this book!! I recommend this book for people who like novels and realistic fiction. Claire Goldsmith is an 8th grader who is going through so many problems, such as her dance friends leaping their way to the high school dancing level while she is stuck dancing with 11-year-old pipsqueaks, and the fact that the bullies in her school have gotten worse (Ryder Scott, to be specific), but those problems are nothing compared to what her father is going through. Meanwhile, she has a science teacher who compares everyone to her perfect daughter, Meredith, and her dance school's Dad Dance, and Claire isn't sure if she'll survive 8th grade...

I would love try to draw the dragons from this book of Drawing Fantastic Dragons: Create Amazing Fun -color Dragon Art, including Eastern, Western,and Classic beast because I love dragons so much makes me want to have shape shifting powers so I could shape shift into any dragons I want to.

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It was a ok book. It all was pretty much about a kid going to a school filled with zombie people that are nice...... kind of

You must be a real thrill seated for this book but it is awesou don't be afraid of it though it is more suspense than anything else although it talks about ghosts a whole lot #sort of scary

I saw my little sister reading and I thought: 'why don't I read this myself?' Turns out, it was a very interesting read but a bit below my age. Basically, a kid named Zack Mcgee has an alien "pet" who crashed through his room. To Zack's horror, Amp (The alien's name) has been sent to Earth to scout the area for an invasion from his planet. They will attack in a few days, and Zack and his friend Olivia have to send back Amp to call off the massive invasion. I enjoyed this novel, but I recommend this book for younger readers.

I think this book wasn't the worst book ever. In fact, I read it in one sitting! It just seemed like a copycat or spin-off of Junie B. Jones. But, for a almost fifth grader like me, this book didn't really seem to cut it. The plot line seems very shaky and there wasn't much emotion, especially compared to the last book I read and reviewed, called "Nest". I thought since it had the Junie B. Jones essence, it would make me laugh out loud. It did not. The ending was kind of funnily surprising but, it wasn't hilarious.I don't know if its because of my age but, this book continuously seemed to disappoint me.

6this book is very funny and why did i put 6 there? tee-hee! say bounty tee-hee i say tee-hee say woof-woof yay