Kids Books - Family

This book is about a girl who moves a lot.Moving a lot caused her to be really shy in front of new people. In the end she gets over of being shy.

This is one of the best books that i have ever read this year. Its so suspicious you don't know whats going to happen. I love those kinds of books. I recommend you guys to read this.

I really liked this book it gave me a dogs perspective on the world.

I gave this book 5 stars because it was one of my favorites. I loved the way the author made the book meaning full story, this is the first book to make me get emotinal. I could read this book multiple times and still love it. It includes;Love, finding yourself, friend ship, heart break, and much more. Over all wonderful book!

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I really i love this i found it relatable by in a nerd who just wishes to be poplar and get the guy

this book is really good i loved it because it teches you just because you are having a bad life does not meen you have to be someone else because you might want your own life back and hat is going to be hard to do

I love Greetings From Nowhere! I'm not finished yet but it's great so far. Each chapter switches off from Aggie, Willow, Kirby, and Loretta. It's interesting to read because the characters are so different. My favorite character is Loretta because she's so outgoing and tries to make everyone friends with everyone. Kirby is complicated, his mom and step dad treat him like dirt. His mom yells and smokes. And he's depressed and mad. Willow is sad because she has to move. Also, her mother, Dorothy left her. She writes pretend letters from her mother. And Aggie is old and runs Sleepy Time Motel by her self. Her husband, Harold just died. She might have to sell her motel where all her memories with Harold. This mix of characters makes for a entertaining and hard to stop reading book.

Its a awesome book!

Pride, Nightingale, and Baby live on a small farm with Old Finn, who took them out of the orphanage. They are the Stars, Old Finn is their grandpa whom takes care of them. They live a low life without anybody knowing much about them; self-reliance is Old Finn’s way of life. When Old Finn gets ill and taken to the bigger hospital in Duluth, the Stars start worrying. They open a business where they do pony rides and sell popcorn and souvenirs, so they can get enough money to go see Old Finn. When they get a regular customer who writes in magazines, they start to grow suspicious of him, and they get enough money to visit Old Finn, but when they get there, he can barely say anything. As the Stars start worrying and fearing going back to the orphanage, they need a miracle to happen. In a heartfelt novel, Sheila O’Connor makes readers want to read more books of hers. My thoughts: I thought this was a really great book. The storyline was perfect, and the way she writes is really enticing. It was almost like I was there when I read it, going through the troubles with them. I love the cover, and how it is narrated by Pride, the oldest. I can’t wait to read more books by Sheila O’Connor, and I think she set this story in the perfect year; 1974. I enjoyed this book very much, and I think that you will too. Overall: 9 out of 10 Stars