Kids Books - Family

need to read this.... but dont feel like paying :(

Awesome!!!!! Kind of a young adult or middle school and older book. It is part of an awesome series and I strongly encourage you to read her other series too. Never trust a duck!

This book's genre is fiction and it was written by Bill Wallace. In the beginning, the mother cat left and the kittens were left alone. Sarah and Ben found Kikki and Toby and got to live with them. Kikki and Toby were outside when they discovered a new place in the small hole. Toby found Butch the dog and started to play with him. The main character is Kikki. Kikki is very shy and does not like adventures. On page 17, it says, "I found a place to hide. " Kikki is very scared and is afraid. Two key events are, first, Sarah and Ben started to play "snot stew". The second key event was when Kikki and Toby were outside and discovered Butch the dog who eats kittens. Kikki changes in the beginning of the story to the end of the story because in the beginning of the story, Kikki is a scared cat but she began to change. Kikki became strong and brave. On page 75, it says, "I felt my long, sharp claws dig into something ." Kikki was risking her life to save Toby. One unanswered question I would like to ask the author is, were did all of the other kittens go after the mother left? The part I most enjoyed about this book is when Kikki saved Toby . I enjoyed this part because it showed bravery of how much she loved him even when he was a bully. I would recommend this book because it is a nice and funny story . It is about friendship. It is fun because it tells people about kindness even in hard times.

Im in the 8th grade and this book is amazing for all ages

I really enjoyed reading this book! It was very nice to be reading about a girl and her adventures while living during the 50's. The story was nice, and I loved the characters. This was a very fun read, and I am looking forward to reading more American Girl books.

It all starts when Grace discovers an old box of buttons in her grandpa's old mill and then brings it to school. But then when she unawarely starts a fad, things start to go out of control and Grace loses her best friend. So a war is started, and when Grace tries to stop the war, she makes everything worse. I would recommend for ages 10+ I've always liked Andrew Clement's books and this was no exception. I could feel the character's feelings really well and I can relate to Grace from the way she thinks, hypothesizes, and her actions. You know, the way I have so many common things with her is super cool. I would recommend this if you liked the book Stick and Stones or the 14th Goldfish.

This book is so goood!!!!!!! It's the fourth book in the Legend series. It's about Eden and how he like falls into trouble and not even his brother Day can save him, without help of course. If you like suspense, mystery, romance, and tragedy. This is the perfect book for you. 😉 I highly recommend it and the ones before it. #LOVE IT😍😍🥰🥰

This book was given to me from my teacher and I hate reading but after reading this book it changed my mind about reading and so far this summer I have read 13 books. I really liked this book. If you have ever wondered what it is like to have a dolphin as a friend read this book and you will find out!

I thank this is a really good book. I'm in 3rd grade but when i read this book i was amassed how well this book was there was prized thing and person in this book. You should read this book! This is the radicals book and awesome book i had ever saw. If i were you buy it! Please give this book five stares.

The next installment of the Newberry winning book series; House of the Scorpion, is here, and it's just as good as the original! The lord of opium once follows the adventures of Matt, as El Patron has kicked the bucket, and now Matt, being his clone, is now the new lord of opium. This book is the perfect balance of dystopian fiction, science fiction, and young adult fiction. As I was reading this I was very relieved that Nancy Farmer's exquisite storytelling weaved the loose ends of the last book into a perfect braid of relief. One downside of this book however is that I felt like the climax was a bit rushed, but hey, nothing is completely perfect. This book is a perfect conclusion to, in my opinion, one of the best books of all time, unless... a sequel? Well, probably not, but maybe if I write enough letters, and write enough online reviews, that'll happen.