Kids Books - Education

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Jack and Jill by Louisa May Alcott is a 24 chapter fictional book about two friends. They have small, lighthearted adventures over the course of one year. I really enjoyed connecting to the characters on a personal level, seeing myself in them more than once. If you've read A Wrinkle in Time, this book is similar in writing style. My favorite part about this book is that the characters make mistakes and learn from them. It makes them more relatable. I would highly recommend this book to kids who are reading the classics, who want to read a fun short story, or are learning about different sentence structures. From 0 to 10, I give this book a strong 8.

what i think about the book was that when dionosors was intient the are bones till left

I loved it

this book was awesome. It may be a teen book and i am a tween but it was enjoyable. I can not put it down. It deals with drama, romace and so much more. Please read it

This one was very funny. The old lady ate a lot of things that I would never, ever eat. I read this just before school started.

This book is about what presidents are like and what might help you become one. This book also tells you what are some good things about president and some bad things about president .

it is a cut book

It was pretty funny. The rabbit is very fun and full of energy! I never knew what to expect on the next page. I liked reading it several times.

I pulled this book off my younger brother's shelf one evening, because I wanted to try to convince him to read something this summer. Before I knew it, I'm up til 3 in the morning, just devouring chapter after chapter. It's such an easy read (4-6th grade), the illustrations are very well drawn and there are just enough of them throughout the book. I really enjoyed the fast-paced story line; following the main character on this insane "adventure" you can call it, where he ran from the cops, the FBI librarians, found hidden passages and uncovered the city's mystery to save the United States of America's secrets hidden in a quilt. What a read! Sometimes, it's really refreshing to go back and read those simple books where it's the action and little details that matter most rather than the vocabulary or huge character development.