Kids Books - Children

Melinda is hated, by just about everyone. She called the police on a party during the summer, and she won't tell anyone why, this makes everyone absolutely despise her, and she starts her freshman year off with no friends. What Melinda won't say about the party is what's killing her inside. She feels depressed and doesn't want to go on... with anything. As Melinda struggles with the past and the pain Andy Evans caused her, she soon realizes that to give up would be letting him win. This book inspired me to never give up, no matter how hard it is. Melinda could of given up any time but still, she continued with life and fought through the pain. She is a brave, inspiring person that almost anyone can look up to! This is a must read and you should read it as soon as you can, you won't regret it!!

Just a 7th grader girl, Emily Windsnap, who actually never learned how to swim or even in the water because her mother, Mary Penelope doesn't want her daughter to be in the water, swimming until finally when Emily was in 7th grade, her mother had finally gave in and let her take the swimming lessons at her school until something unusual had happened, she had actually became a mermaid! And she now swimming at the sea and ran into the girl, Shona Silkfin, which is also mermaid too herself. As said few times in book, there is a man, Mr. Charles Beeston whose smile always give Emily a cold shivers right in her spine. And then even more shocking is that Emily had said that he doesn't have father because hers disappeared about 12 years ago in the book and finally found him, alive but in the prison. Emily's father, Jake, had always dreamed a lot about his daughter and wife but Mary Penelope gotten wiped out of the memory drug but now remembered her husband... The rest that you guys definitely need to try out! - Happy Reading!

Timmy Failure is a detective. He runs Total Failure, Inc. with his pet polar bear. He takes all sorts of cases, and charges 5 cents a day, hoping that it will all add up one day so he can become rich – he already has his eye on a place in town. He uses his mom’s segway to get from case to case, but one day that segway gets stolen by the Evil One: Corrina Corrina. Timmy hates her; she also runs a Detective Agency that is sort of competition, and since her dad has a lot of money, her Agency has its’ home in a fancy building. So Timmy is off to find the segway, ALL while keeping it a secret from his mom. In a comical, humorous story, Pastis kicks off Timmy’s adventures in a lovable book. What I thought about it: I loved Timmy Failure. It was a great story in the format of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, but it was completely different and original. I was very happy that it was not just the “he has problems at school, and he isn’t a lucky person” type of illustration and novel. Stephan Pastis brought a new idea, and school is not the main focus, it’s Timmy’s Detective Agency. Timmy thinks he is the best detective in the world, even though his agency’s space is his mom’s closet. All of the characters were very unique, and thinking about a kid having a pet polar bear is quite out of this world, but yet it works in this book! I think Timmy is in his own little world – it’s him and his detective agency against the Evil One. Overall, I really enjoyed this book. It made me laugh out loud – it was clever and funny at the same time. I can’t wait to read the next book. Thumbs up for Timmy Failure!

Artemis the Brave, who thinks she's not that brave at all. Her friends, Athena the Brain, Aprodiothe the Beauty, and Pepsephone the Phony often said that their friend, Artemis is really brave, like way more braver than they are. And the lesson that Artemis had really learned is that bravery doesn't mean fighting without fear, fear gives you a bravery itself. Artemis had met one mortal, Orion Starr who was an actor back on the Earth who Artemis used to like him so much but learned that Orion isn't of what she think about him at all. - Happy Reading!

It is an awesome book and I love it!I am a sonic fan so anyways, I think ANYONE would love it! (I think I already wrote a review for this book but it is not showing up.) Just read it.

This book was from the ocean's point of view. I liked it. The pictures were really pretty. I love Moana, both the movie and the books.

Don't miss this extra book from the Hunger Games trilogy. Packed full with info on all the contestants that you love (like... Katniss, rue, peeta... Just to name a few) and then those you might not like so much... Like Cato, glimmer, those meanies... Lol.. Anyways! yeah this book was awesome and if you liked the first book then come read about the tributes of the Seventy-Fourth hunger games! May the odds be forever in your favor and thank you for reading - Ajg16's reviews

This book is probably really good and informative. I myself got Splatoon 2 a month ago, and we'll put it lightly: I'm not to shabby at it. I mean, I nailed a salmon run and I have pretty neat skills. But it can be confusing and even challenging! So with this little guide, I think you can really learn to throw the right bomb at the right time!

i loved this book it was such a good and fun book i wish i could owen it but i do not but that is ok i give it 5 stars

Grenade tells the story of the invasion of Okinawa by the Americans towards the end of World War Two. The book is mainly about Hideki, a native of Okinawa, burdened by the knowledge of his ancestor, who chose to surrender rather than fight against the Japanese invaders. As a member of the Blood and Iron Student Corps, he is given only two grenades and is expected to kill as many Americans as possible, then blow himself up. But the students' attempt at attacking the Americans does not go well, and Hideki is forced to flee. Then there's Ray, a fresh recruit just out of high school, who has landed in Okinawa. As he clears out Japanese encampments with his platoon, he is faced with the harsh realities of war. Chapters switch between Ray and Hideki: first with Hideki running through Okinawa, trying to find his sister, last seen at a field hospital on the other side of the island; then Ray, who is growing accustomed to army life. I loved the thought-provoking ness, especially how it brought in traditional Okinawan beliefs. Additionally, it lacked a boring moment and kept me hooked till the end. I admired how it depicted the war correctly, with cruelty on both the Japanese and American sides. One of the best books I've read, I would recommend it for people who like fast-paced books about war