Kids Books - Cultures

This time they get to go to Hawaii and Annie is super excited .when they go their .there are two girls that are Hawaiians and they ask if Jack and Annie can stay the night.😉they say yes.the next day they go to try to learn how to surf 🏄 and the two girls try to teach them .Annie was good and Jack just fell haha.but out of no where they realize that a huge tsunami was coming at them!they start to freak out but then the girls get them away in time does everything go good?u tell me.I recommend this book to 8 year olds because I think they will enjoy it more and I rate this book 3/5 stars 😁 😁 Pizzagirl7 😁 😁

Today they walk out of the house and there mom says to be back soon but cause there gramma is coming g and they say they will be right back .this would its they r going to the Indian times (I guess u would call it .I'm not sure ) and they meet this guy named black hawk and he is really nice and shows them around and shows them a heads of buffalos .a lot of fun/crazy things happen .I recommend this book to 8 year olds and I rate this book 3/5 stars 😁 😁 Pizzagirl7 😁 😁

Awesome book! All teenagers can totally relate to this sometime in their life. The plot is super intriguing: after a horrible breakup with her boyfriend Michael, Princess Mia is so devastated that she refuses to go to school at all, and instead just lies in bed crying over her sad personal life and eating. At the same time, though, she must speak for a very prestigious, important feminism-supporting gala, and somehow stumbles upon an ancestor's diary, helping her achieve a very big thing: turning Genovia, her country, from a monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. I would definitely recommend this for ages 12+!!!

HI THIS BOOK IS GOOD

Amber is a half-Japanese and half-Italian girl with a long name, Ambra Alessandra Leola Kimiko Miyamoto. The hardest thing for Amber is that her dad is missing. He left when she was young and wasn't coming back. Not for her first day of middle school or her little sister Bella's birthday. So Amber decides to think of a way for herself and her sister to make it on their own.

In this book Chloe Cho is tired of being grouped in with other Asians, people not knowing the difference between Japaneses, Chinese, and Korean. And she is sick of being called another "Abigal Yang", just because she plays the violin well. And she wants to know more about her Korean background. But anytime she asks any questions her parents just change the subject. Only her best friend Shelley wants to help get answers. So Chloe is thrilled when she finds out her new teacher is Korean as well, and she is assigned a project about family history. But what Chloe finds out will change her life forever. Parts of this book were predictable. Other parts were just cheesy. The reason I rated it higher than a 1 star was because it did have good lessons on racism. Overall, I rate this book 2 out of 5 stars.

I love this book it is my favorite book. I wonder if Fletcher is Monstrox’s son.

This is a really good book. I just read it today and wanted to read the other books in the series. I definitely recommend this book because it kept me intruiged and because some parts of the book were really funny.

This book, like the other ones in the series, is a blast to read! Once I start a book in this series I don't want to put it down until I've finished it and this book was no exception. I would most definitely recommend this book if you like laughing because with this book you'll laugh for sure.

34 choices - 15 endings - can you survive a deadly virus outbreak? Your first and maybe even your most important choice is will you stay with your sister in Haiti or get back on the plane and go home? In this exciting book all your choices are important and can make the difference between life and death. Recommended for 12+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews