Kids Books - Family

I LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!! It is really fun. It is about a guy named Joey Pigza. He goes to school and later in the day, he gets called from is mom and goes home. His mom is sick and is afraid she will hurt Joey's brother (Carter Junior) so she goes to the hospital and has Joey stay home to take care of Carter Junior. Later Olivia ( Joey's old girlfriend) comes to his house because she got in trouble at school. She stays in Joey's house and help take care of Carter Junior. Later Joey's "Dad" tries to steal Carter Junior. He steals him but Joey gets it back because his "Dad" slipped and dropped it in the pool. On Joey's way home, he picks up the coins his "dad" loses and his "dad's" apartment key. When he slept he sucked the key the whole night and it turned brand new. His "Dad" kept coming and says that he wants Carter Junior. Finally, Joey goes to his "Dad's"house and says that the only way you can see Carter Junior is to Join the Family. Later, when Olivia left, his "Dad" joined the family and after Joey's mom came back from the hospital. I love it. It was a pretty short and easy read and on my favorite books.

When Cady Bennett woke up one morning in a foster home, and her aunt Shell that she never knew she had, Cady is sure her life will be miserable. No Jenna, her best friend, no favorite teacher, but...at least at Aunt Shell's house she'll have food and a safe house. So when Cady learns that Shell has her own pie shop- Shell's Pies- Cady is in heaven. She's always loved pie, and now Cady can make it! But Shell faces Cady with a challenge- make 1,000 pies in the summer. Making friends with Jay and discovering his family's secret, learning more about Cady's mom and dad, saving Shelly's store and house, and of course, baking pies! This is sure one summer Cady will never forget. Full of love, surprises, pies, and even recipes that you can make, this book has it all. Happy reading!

This book is not great to read before the series because it contains lots of spoilers. But I think this is a great book which helped me with the visuals of the characters The illustrations are really colorful. I used this when I was writing my Land of Stories " fan fiction.". This book contains knowledge on the charterers, places , and so much more ! This book even has bonus chapters and artwork.!

This is a very inspiring book by Natalie Lloyd. It teaches you to question everything and not to believe everything that you see. The main character, Mallie, learns that you shouldn't just live the story that you are given by those in power, because there are some things hiding just outside your sight that are there for you to discover. Mallie learns new things about many people in her life, some good and some bad, on her journey to discover the truth about her town Coal Top. She brings light to the people that she loves, both figuratively and literally. Mallie teaches everyone how to sing down the stars, that weren't completely gone, just hidden and out of reach, waiting for the people below them to realize the truth. This is an amazing book that will stay with you long after you have finished it.

This book is FANTASTIC. I literally could not put it down. I started reading it this morning with my morning coffee, intending to read just a chapter or two, but could not put it down until I finished the book...it was that good. I don't normally read YA books, but agreed to read this one before I even knew the premise. I've long been a fan of the author's adult books and wasn't sure what to expect from the beginning of a YA series. The author's talent and creativity come together in When to create a work that is compelling and original. She has crafted a story that is designed for the YA market, but that any age would enjoy. It involves a teen, Maddie, with the dubious gift of being able to see the death date of people. Her sharing these dates lands her in the middle of a complex murder investigation. Throughout it all, with challenges even beyond being thought capable of murder, Maddie finds an inner strength and the ability to get out of bed each morning and face the day. She does this despite knowing that the world will somehow find a way to kick her in the back. As I'm sure most of us remember, high school is not always the friendliest of places. Standing out or being different can make even showing up for class very difficult. Maddie shows us that it is possible to get through this, even when it feels like the universe is conspiring against us. I fully recommend this book for it's intended YA audience, but also for any adult interested in a compelling read. This one is a must read.

So it was a good book you should read it to you sister and brother if you have one. You should just stert reading about and it is funny so you and your bother or sister will be laugh

I highly recommend this book to students in upper grades, years 10+ who don't mind a little grit in their lit. This is a great story about a young man who is finding his place in the world and learning what is really important to him. He explores his own situation through a series of encounters with people in his local community who need something; some need help, some need emotional support, others need a push to do something they want to do but are afraid of. Excellent page turner you won't want to end.

Ellie O'Brian and Jack Malloy are two very different kids. When they both coincidentally meet up in the nurse's office on the first day of school, they joke about swapping lives, both thinking the other has it easier. The nurse mutters a spell about switching lives, and just like that, they swap. Jack is in Ellie's body, and Ellie is in Jack's. At the end of the day Friday, they agree to demand the nurse to switch them back on Monday. They just have to survive the weekend. Over the course of the weekend, Ellie has to deal with Jack's demanding dad, hockey, Jack's brothers, and exercising like she's never done before. Jack has to deal with mean girls at sleepovers and talking about puberty. As they see what the other goes through every day, they realize that no one has it easy, and appreciates their own life. The Swap is narrated by both Jack and Ellie, and does a great job of helping you understand what is happening. I really enjoyed reading this book, and I know you will too.

I loved this series! I read it a while ago so I don't remember all the details, but I definitely know that it was a really good book. About Septimus and Jenna's adventures. And you have to read it.

In the beginning, the story had a sad tone to it, but as I continued reading the character gained determination and wanted to make a change. That intrigued me into wanting to read more! I wanted to know all about the character's journey and what else is going to happen. If you are the kind of person who just wants to keep figuring and dig deeper, then this story is just right for you! Honestly, the suspense does all the work! :)