Kids Books - Family

Milo Pine looks forward to spending his winter break drinking hot chocolate and hanging out with his parents at Greenglass House, the inn they run. But no such luck. As soon as Milo finishes his homework, the doorbell rings—and in comes a strange guest named Mr. Vinge. Milo’s disappointed...but one guest’s not such a big problem, is it? Turns out, he’s wrong. Soon, guests are pouring in through the doors of Greenglass House, each with their own mysterious reasons for coming to the inn. There’s Georgie Moselle, the blue-haired girl who loves photography; Mrs. Hereward and Dr. Goverwine, the total opposites who are always arguing; and Clem Candler, a cheerful lady who claims to be a thief. When things start to get fishy, and a mystery plot set up by one of the guests sucks everyone in, Milo must find out what’s happening—and fast. Along with his new friend Meddy, he discovers more secrets—and answers to his deepest questions. Can he and Meddy solve the mystery of who has been stealing from the guests and framing them? Read this book to find out! Overall, I liked this book, and rate it 4/5 stars. I recommend Greenglass House for anyone who doesn’t mind a little slowness, but likes a good mystery book.

this book was amazing! not the best babysitters club book i have read, but i do recommend it for any babysitter club friends! its about claudia, she is having a newborn cousin! she becomes her godmother. claudias duty as a godmother is to spend every second of spare time she has with her, right? claudia starts to worry that she's spending too much time with her that her aunt and uncle don't like her anymore! if you like a book with surprises this one is for you. something i have to say about this though is that there isn't a lot of babysitting besides for journal writing. so if you are a fan of books with loads of babysitting, maybe pick a another book.

this book is beyond amazing!!! i love this book so much. it brings readers hearts and shows them how some people are different but that's there way of saying hello. Caitlyn takes somethings seriously and that's what makes her wonderful. you will learn that someone is only being held back from something that is hurting inside

Cinderella had a great mom and dad . But one day her mom passed away , and Cinderella started sword fighting more.And now wanted to be called ninja -rella. Then one day ninja-rellas dad married a new lady and she had two mean daughters . All 3 of them where mean . Then her dad passed away and her stepmom was now in charge and always made her do chores . Now there is a ball. Will she get to to? Read the book to find out what happens! I rate this book 5/5 stars and I recommend to all ages -Pizzagirl7 😁

I love this book in this book the girl is sleeping, then her dad wakes her up because a baby was born. While her mom and dad and baby sister were having a party in the hospital, the girl has to go to her grandma's house and she is forced to eat cold oatmeal and play cheekers. Then dad picks the girl up to see her new baby sister. The girl does not like the baby, nor think it is cute. The baby keeps messing things up. The girl wants to go out side and then go to the zoo, but the baby is eating and sleeping. Soon the baby grows up, but the baby also learns to throw stuff at her sister. The girl starts a club for people who don't like babies, but the mom says she has to let the baby join. The girl decides to make a club for people with moms who do not under stand clubs. A few days later, the girl notices that the baby needs a better sister. The girl will be nice to the baby. She lets the baby scribble on the wall and mess stuff up. The mom is mad at the girl for being nice, but the girl doesn't care. They have a happy ending! Did u like the book?

I got this book series for Christmas after reading about the first book, "The Giver" in class. I highly recommend the series, even if I didn't read them all because I know that they are very unique in the way Lois Lowry writes them. Every time I read them, I feel happy because they aren't the usual magical animal kind of books, kids moving to new schools and states, or any kids dealing with the loss of someone(even though those are pretty good, it isn't as unique as you think it is, but still very inspirational).

A Wish In The Dark by Christina Soontornvat is about Pong that escapes prison while Nok chases him. Pong’s friend Somkit secretly helps Pong escape from prison after the governor comes. Pong comes to a tiny village almost drowning, and stealing food from a temple someone stopped him. Father Cham helped hide him until Nok finds Pong, then he jumped on a boat and the villagers are trying to find him. In Chattanna Pong fell into the water and his friend helps him get out of the water. While his friend takes him to a hiding place in the town. Nok found out where Pong is in Chattanna. Somkit found a way to make sun orbs that are gold. The hiding place caught on fire and all Somkit’s work got destroyed! I liked this book because it was about a kid who tries to find his own right in the city. Will Pong and Somkit survive the fire? If you want to find out read the book.

OMG I love these books! Jeff Kinney’s series Diary of a wimpy kid, is the BEST! These books are through Greg’s eyes, and follow him through his middle school years. He faces challenges that every middle schooler goes through. This series is hilarious, and there is never a dull moment in the Heffley house!

This is a book in the baby sitters club series written by Ann M. Martin. In this book, Claudia has never had trouble with 3rd grade Haley. So when she starts sprouting a bunch of lies, Claudia is not sure what to do. Haley has always been helpful, but her lies are doing a lot of damage... the baby sitters club might even break up! Read the book to find out what happens! I gave this book 4 stars because even though it is good, the ending seems too fast and convenient. Hope you like this book! Happy Reading!

Six feet apart. That is Barb the caretaker's rule, the hospital's rule, the world's rule when it comes to a patient with cystic fibrosis and another with B. cepacia. The same applies to Stella Grant and Will Newman. Conformed by medical procedures, family strain, and self-control, Stella must put a smile on her face for the world's reassurance. Will is a different matter. Despite his mother's efforts and family's wealth, he has given up on everything that could add to his lifespan. After contracting B. cepacia, he no longer has the one thing every patient needs to keep them going: hope. So when rule-abiding Stella and individualistic Will first meet, sparks fly, and not in the best way. But gradually, resentment spirals into flirtation, and what seemed like harmless serenading suddenly turns into love. The odds will never be in their favor. Even as they date, they aren't allowed to leave the hospital or be nearer than six feet apart. Add Barb's meddling, Poe's disapproval, and both of their conditions deteriorating, and the relationship seems destined to fail. But when Stella closes that gap to five feet apart, and Will closes it to zero, nobody can deny that Stella and Will are written in the stars.