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This book is awesome! This book has secret missions robots and cool mysteries. I recommend ages 9 and up. There might be some sensitive stuff for anyone younger in the book. So make sure you have a parent read it to you if you are younger than 7.

The Secret Tree is a tree that people dump their secrets into, to never be found. Whether they are good or bad. Minty Mortimer, or by her roller derby name, Minty Fresh, has a lot of problems. Her best friend, Paz, is starting to ignore her and is growing up faster than she is. When sixth grade starts, Minty, won't have any friends because Paz is hanging out with the 7th graders. As for her other problems, she needs to find out what the secrets people dump in the secret tree mean, and who wrote them. She needs to overcome the mean boys, Troy and David. She also needs to find out who is putting a curse on Paz. Then things get worse when Wendy's cat go missing. But she isn't alone. Her new friend, Raymond, will help her. She soon learns that Raymond is related to the Witch Lady. What does this mean? Natalie Standiford will impress you more than she needs to in The Secret Tree.

Imagine moving to a new state in a new town with new people that you never met before. Then all of a sudden you start getting creepy letters from someone who calls themselves the Sentry. In Creep by Eireann Corrigan, the protagonist Olivia Danvers becomes friends with Jaine Donahue who just moved into Sixteen Olcott Place with her mom, dad and siblings. Most of the book takes place at Sixteen Olcott Place. The Donahues just moved into the neighborhood and started to get these creepy letters sent to their house from someone who called themselves the Sentry of Glennon Heights. Olivia becomes Jaine Donahue's best friend and tries to help the Donahues figure out who the Sentry of Glennon Heights is. A big aha moment is when Olivia and Janie go to Miss Abbot’s house. Miss Abbot invites them in and Janie ends up asking Miss Abbot if she has seen anyone taking an unusual interest in her home. Miss Abbot asks if she's talking about the Sentry. Olivia and Janie realize that Miss Abbot knows a lot more than they thought she did. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes trying to solve mysteries.

I've read this book SO many times. It's a great explanatory guide if you really want to know about... PUBERTY.... then I recommend you read this.

i havent read this, but i have read beetle boy so i know it´ś going to be good!

Lily is eleven years old and she has refused to speak since her brother dies. Shes has nothing but blamed herself and she is gonna tell no one. But Ben a girl named Tinny moves into her small town (only around 200 people) and later on runs away Lily might not be able to keep quiet for much longer.. This story is full of mystery, excitement, sadness, and a twist ending. Make sure to check this book out someday!Recommended to 12+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews

It was an awesome experience it made you feel like you were in another world.

oh my word! im in love with this book! im a booklover so to have a book about other people who love books is so cool! its one of my top favorites! i love it and could not put it down for the first,second, or third time i read this!

This book was really interesting! It is about Timoty and Phillip again but in a prequel-sequel style. This book gives a backstory on Timothy's life as a kid all the way through his middle-aged years. It talks about how he learned to survive on the cay and his experience with ships. In Phillip's chapters, it talks about Phillip and his life after he was rescued from the cay. It gives a story of what he had to go through to get his sight back and to fulfill his dream of seeing the cay with his own eyes. Timothy has a dream too. He wants to get his own ship one day. Read Timothy of the Cay to find out if they will fulfill their dreams. I made a text-to-text connection with this book because I read the first book to this: The Cay. I would rate this book a five out of five stars because it had a lot of feeling to it, and it was interesting to learn about Timothy's past and Phillip's future.

Such a great book. I am only halfway there, but it's already so goood!!! Great book- I think it would be 8+ and an ABSOLUTE must read