Kids Books - Family

I love this book! I was so glad that there was a part two and I actually bought the first and second books at the same time in a book fair. I really love this book and I'm pretty excited that Callie and Brayden are SUPER close friends!

Follow Tiffany Aching as her journey to become a witch continues

The Best Babysitters are back- and need help. Maila accidently told Connor Kelly that she would be at a Veronica concert, the newest singer. Unfotunally, Maila and the girls don't have the tickets or that kind of money. But the best babysitters have an idea. Babysit! Needing more help, the friends get new members. At first, this is great! But now this is horrible. All of their favorite clients (and boys for Maila) are taken away from them and now by their new sitters. Plus, Malia has been forced into a program by her older sister, Chelsea and Dot's science fair project isn't going as well as she hoped. Can the Best Babysitters actually sit again, go see Veronica, and solve their own life problems? Find out in the silly second book of the Best Babysitters Ever. Happy Reading!

Drip,Boom weather Drip, Boom weather loving Delsi was outside in a loud thunderstorm. This book is called Shouting at the rain. It is written by Lynda Mullay Hunt. It was published in 2019. The author did a really good job writing this book. She put so much evidence and it helped me to understand all the events. It was happy and sad. I loved it! In the story Shouting at the rain there was a girl named Delsi, and she wanted some friends. But when her best friend came to the cape for the summer. (Like she does every summer.) She dumped Delsi for another girl. One day when Delsi was sitting at the picnic tables she saw a boy sneaking around. Then she found him running along the beach the next day. They became friends after a while. The boy's name is Ronan. Now everyone is happy and Ronan moved next door to Delsi. This story's moral tells you to be happy with what you have. Shouting at the rain has a lot of interesting settings, and these are my personal favorites. One setting I like the best is the beach because I love the beach and a lot of cool stuff in the book took place there. Delsi loves a good run along the beach but she does not believe in shoes so one day as she ran along the beach she stepped on a piece of sea glass and did not even notice, until her grandmother saw it and fixed it up for her. Sauce Pan Lynn’s is another favorite. I like this setting a lot because a lot of funny stuff happened there. For example it is a restaurant that Delsi and Ronan went to a lot, and Sauce Pan Lynn told Ronan to flip a crepe. When he did it ended up on the ceiling, which I think is really funny. Here is what I like most about the book. What I like most about the book is when Delsi and her grandmother go to olives house on a stormy day. In the book it said that they went to Olives house to comfort her because she is afraid of storms. So Delsis grandmother hugged Olive telling her that everything is going to be OK! They stayed until the storm was over. Which I think is a really nice thing to do. I loved this book, it had happy and sad parts. I think the author did a very good job writing this story. I recommend this book to older kids because it tells you how you should be happy with what you have, also this book is 49 chapters long. I don’t recommend this book to kids 7 and under because it is very long and they will not understand the moral of the story.

The Poison Apples is about three girls who all have stepmothers. They all get sent off to a boarding school where they befriend each other. They all come from different backrounds though so they have to learn to like each other. All in all a very good book!

It is safe to say this seires consists of the best books that I have ever read! It is about a girl named Rose Ashley, and after her mother dies, she moves to indianapolis with her grandma. With all of the strugles at her new school, like mean girls and not many friends, she feels that her grandmas greenhouse is the only place she can escape to. Or another centry prehaps.. Once she meets september, the 3-legged time traveler cat, she travels back in time to hatfeild house, home of the banished princess Elizabeth in the year of 1543, where she meets Franny, the imobilized housemaid and starts working for Elizabeth. When Franny gives Rose a locket that she found, with a picture of maybe her potential father in it, she knows she has to find him. Until Elizabeth realizes that the locket is a tuter rose, that only queens and kings can wear, she steal the locket, leaving Rose no hope of finding her father. Every time she travel back home, she comes back to 1500-1600, and when everyone looks lder, yet rose looks her noral age, Elizabeth starts to get suspicious with Rose's math and scriving skills. And when Rose starts accidentaly bringing future items into the 1500's, the timeline starts to go wonky! Will Rose find her real father and get her locket back? And even worse, will her and her Prodestant friend Franny survive Queen Marys rain after Price Edwards tragic death? Read this trilling book to find out!

I really thought this was a barrier breaking book. It helped me to see people who are short in a better light. It helped me realize the world from a different point of view! In the book Short, a girl named Julia Marks wants to have a summer of just writing letters to her friends and relaxing. But this is dream is crushed, because she has to try out for a university performance, and she makes it! This turns out to be a problem early, but she meets new friends along the way, like a artistic neighbor named Mrs. Chang, and she starts to enjoy and have pride in the performance! This book helped me learn to see the world in a optimistic point of view. An example of this was when Julia met Olive, an adult who was short. Olive knew that people would look at her often, but she let it go, and didn't get angry! I would definitely recommend this book to my friends, because I feel that it would inspire them, no matter how tall or short they are. Because of the inspiration I felt when reading this book, I rate it 5 out of 5 stars.

This novel was really good and was creative. Susan Beth Pfeffer has a distinct style of writing that make her books adictive. She writes at a nice pace, which is appropriate for the story. In this novel, we see New York City through the eyes of a new protagonist, Alex, which has overgone major changes since the moon moved. Alex is a seventeen year old boy who is a student at a Catholic school, along with his younger sisters. He is forced to adapt to the situation quickly and without warning. His world is changed completely. This novel is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone, but I thing that fans of her previous novels and fans of The Hunger Games would really enjoy this novel.

I love this book because its about what I have been wanting to do and describes it just so vividly, it feels like I'm actually there, climbing the tall mountain. I would recommend this book to 6th graders through Freshmans. I thoroughly am enjoying this book and it is a definite page-turner.

Ever since Tony Miglione’s family became rich, people around him have been changing. His family became rich because of his dad’s invention. When he moved to Long Island, he knew that the people around him would change, but not his family. One example is that his Grandmother is feeling terrible now that they have a cook and his mom is turning into a social mom. In New Jersey, his mom was quiet, but now she talks to all her neighbors. But there is no one for Tony to talk to about growing up. Then there is Joel, the "nice" boy next door, but Tony finds out he has problems of his own. Being rich has changed Tony's life, but he realizes that being rich is a gift.