Kids Books - Family
When Sophie Gets Angry Really Really Angry (English and Korean Edition)
By Molly Bang
pre-k and kindergarten book
Mothstorm: The Horror from Beyond Uranus Georgium Sidus!
By Philip Reeve
SuperGreat673
Mothstorm is super extra AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:):):):):):):):)
Artichoke Hearts
By Sita Brahmachari
it got a bit dry so i dropped it but in time i'll pick it back up and probably like it but for now it think it was a bit personal and emotional(like it was seriously sad) ,i prefer light hearted books. soz.
Picture Me Gone
By Meg Rosoff
I really can't write a long book review for this book because, well, I did not like it. The only part that I liked was when she met Matthew and decided she shouldn't have sent those texts. That part was really the only part where I could feel how she felt. One of the things that I thought was really annoying with this book is that there were no quotation marks used at any part in this book. That drove me crazy. I hated the Mila's best friend's character. She was not interesting in the way the author created her to be. The first 5 chapters kind of dragged on forever and I felt like there was a cloud over my eyes when I was reading this. It was almost like it was a rainy day and I could almost see how the characters felt...But not quite. So, I guess this did turn out to be king of long, but most of it was spent complaining about how I did not like it.
Miss Smithers
By Susan Juby
Alice McLeod is a social outcast. She dresses like everyday is Halloween, has only one friend, and is dating a boy named Goose. Despite these facts, Alice decides to enter a beauty contest in her town called "Miss Smithers." She's just in it for the $400 clothing allowance, but it seems like a lot of the other girls are too! Maybe Alice will actually have a chance.... Over the course of the contest, Alice meets mean girls, girls who want to beat her up, and girls who are bad influences (but popular!). Alice also joins a church group, enrolls in karate, and publishes her own 'zine. But will everything come crashing down on Alice?
Homeroom Diaries
By James Patterson, Lisa Papademetriou
Homeroom Diaries is all about a teenager's life! The main character, Cuckoo, is going through a lot of troubles, she lost the two most important person in her life, but she didn't let that break her down, with her best friends by her side, she decides to ignore all the hate and start over and stay happy. This story might seem simple but I think it's very realistic and especially suitable for teenagers. I think one of the strengths of this book is the drawings, it keeps the story interesting and giving the readers a better image of the characters and scenes. The author added many details to describe the emotions of Cuckoo and her friends. I also really love that the story is told in a diary form. I recommend Homeroom Diaries to teenager readers. The most important message from this book is...Always remember to stay positive!!!
Back to the Ice Age (Graphic Sparks: Time Blasters)
By Scott Nickel
akif
it is when their mom and dad are going somewhere and they had a mean babysitter she got a remote but not any remote the time blaster one and blasted away