Kids Books - Cultures
The Stars Beneath Our Feet
By David Barclay Moore
I liked this book but it was it was horrible to read it because it was a school project and I waited till the last possible second to read it and do the summary throughout the book.3 stars
In Front of God and Everybody (The Confessions of April Grace)
By KD McCrite
April Grace was a girl who had a very entertaining life. First, she had new neighbors who hated her, and later in the story, they had to move in with her! Second, her sister liked them even though they were very rude to April. Third, her grandma that got a boyfriend that had four other wives in different states! Her life is a mess! The fact that it's all true just makes it even more funny. <33
In the Shadow of the Sun
By Anne Sibley O'Brien
In the Shadow of The Sun is a great book for three reasons. The first reason is that the book is very fast paced and written beautifully. Every chapter is ended in a cliff hanger and very entertaining. Second, it is very helpful to learn about a country where people are less fortunate that us. I feel like the author took her time raising awareness for a big issue in North Korea. Lastly, the characters bring more power and emotion to the story. Mia and Simon, the two main characters, are brave and smart in the situation they find themselves in. Please read now!!
The Story of Tracy Beaker
By Jacqueline Wilson
This was a very fun book by Jacqueline Wilson. Even though Tracy is very funny though, you can see that she protects herself with her humor, and often lies about her "glamorous" mom coming back for her one day. She says all sorts of things about her mom, like how she travels abroad lots and that's why she never has time for Tracy. You can tell that Tracy is mean to many of the other kids living in her foster home because she's jealous and upset that she can't have what they have, like outings with their parents. I think this book is very good to help kids practice seeing things from someone else's point of view more!
The Doughnut Fix
By Jessie Janowitz
When Tristan’s family moves to a small town in the middle of nowhere, Petersville, Tristan is pretty bummed. Their home in the city was great! Why did they have to move? Unlike his sister, he isn’t gifted and he isn’t super cute and always making adults laugh like his younger sister. He’s a baking genius who’s always inventing new recipes. But that doesn’t matter in Petersville. In Petersville, he’s just Tristan. There’s no pizza or baking here. But then Tristan finds an old general store who sells doughnuts. Tristan is beyond excitement. Finally, some deserts! Unfortunately, the store doesn’t sell doughnuts anymore even though they were world famous. But Tristan won’t take no for an answer. Some racoons, a new friend, and a whole lot of doughnuts help Tristan finally realize what he needs. Maybe living here won’t be so bad. Laugh, cry, and eat doughnuts while reading this book. Happy reading!
Sugar
By Jewell Parker Rhodes
A lovely tale with a 10 year old slave girl,Sugar, whose mama died and father got sold.She lives with an old couple. She loved the old mans stories about bre'er rabbit.She lives on a sugar plantation in Mississippi and hates sugar even though her mom named her that and she harvest it everyday.Slavery is over and the master wants more help so he gets china-men. Sugar tries to prove that they have some good in while facing hard times.This book tells how it was like being a slave. This book is amazing.That is why I give it 5 stars
Meet Addy: An American Girl (American Girls Collection: Addy 1864)
By Connie Porter
Meet Addy is a book about a girl named Addy. Addy's family are slaves. Addy's dad and brother are going to get sold.But Addy does not want her brother or her dad to get sold. Addy and her mom have to leave and they can not take baby Ester.Baby Ester has to stay with grandma and grandpa. Addy and her mom try to get freedom. find out if Addy and her mom gets freedom.
Stella Diaz Has Something to Say
By Angela Dominguez
I really like this book because I speak Spanish too. This book is mostly in English, it just has a few Spanish words in it. It is also good for kids who also want to learn a few Spanish words.
Kidnapped
By Robert Louis Stevenson
Ash
I am reading this as we speak it is a wonderful book and was very well written I had just purchased at the library this morning but I will say because Stevenson is from the united kingdom it was a bit hard to understand with hints of an Irish vocabulary
Nerdlet: Animals
By Haantz, Carol
Eshana
I like this book because I like the koala facts .one of them is they are marsupials .That means they have a pouch to keep their babies.









