Kids Books - Family

I would definitely recommend this book to the funny yet serious people. This book is a bout Jeffery an 8th grade student who is a cancer survivor,Tad, Jeffery's friend, who hasn't been qualified as a cancer survivor yet. Jeffery has girl problems with Lindsey, a Cali girl. Tad keeps it a secret from Jeffery that he needs a bone marrow transplant. Tad's sister,Yvonne has to donate her bone marrow. Jeffery rides his bike for Tad to raise money. Tad dies while Jeffery is riding. He dies at 10:32 a.m.. Jeffery talks to Tad at his grave at the end. But you have to read the book to get the real effect.

This story is the sequel of The Fourteenth Goldfish and when Ellie's grandpa Melvin returns still young in the form of a 14 year old boy. He is a big eater and scientist that has two PHDs and is like really smart. He has to go to school as a 14 year old boy and then enters the science fair with Ellie and they learn that some experiments change the world or some are epic fails but, either way you learn something, something important.

If you like books that have troublemakers and drama, you will love this book! Sammy Keyes and the Hotel Thief will keep you guessing. In this book, Sammy is looking out the window with her binoculars and checking out what's going on below when all of a sudden, she sees someone robbing someone at the Heavenly Hotel. Sammy was now on a mission to find out who it was! If you want to go on an adventure read Sammy Keyes and the Hotel Thief. I give this book 5 stars!

Stewart Wright isn't popular. He wants to be though, but doesn't want to leave his friends: Ham and Rachel. His art teacher is bonkers, so he gets a sub. MS. Gibbs. Ham Stewart and Rachel think that she's a witch. At parent teacher conferences, Stewart's dad falls in love with MS. Gibbs. Now, Stewart has to see her everyday. What a pain!! Although, Ms. Gibbs helps Stewart get a girlfriend (Taylor Montgomery his crush) and make him the best on the basketball team, he still isn't comfortable. Happy reading!!

This book was truly amazing. I think my favorite part of the book is when Poppy calls Trey, telling him that herself and Lizzie saw William Eugene Frank, and how the police and Trey all captured Frank. A Million Ways Home by Dianna Dorisi Winget deserves a five stars rating!

In the last city in the world, the vessel roams the streets. Ellie and her friend Anna have to prove that a boy named Seth, who burst out of a whale, is not the vessel. Can the inquisition find the real vessel and stop it before it's too late? If you enjoy other fast-paced mystery books, you will be a fan of this book. If you are aged 10+ this book might appeal to you.

This book it ok I wouldn't recommend it because its boring. However for me it was boring and not boring but everybody is different. Its an interesting book you never know whats gonna happen next. Someone who might like to read this book needs to be patient because the book is long and u need to like to read sad books because this book is sad in my opinion.

This is about an autistic boy named Bixby Alexander Tam (BAT) who loves animals and has divorced parents. His mum is a vet and his sister Janie has the totally different personality as him. When his mum saves a baby skunk and needs to keep it safe but give it to the animal control but Bat knows this skunk needs to stay. To those who like this, keep reading about Bat in "Bat and the Waiting Game" or "Bat and the End of Everything"

This book is about a boy called George who had a grumpy and grizzly old grandma.He wanted to teach her a lesson.So when it was time for her medicine ,George made a disgusting mixture,which was guaranteed to explode and send her through the roof.Which things did George put into the Medicine?What happened to grandma?If you want to discover it, read it. I enjoyed this book because I like experiments. I liked the part of the story when George went to the toilet and got things for the medicine.My favorite part was when Grandma got small until you could’nt see her. I recommend this book for boys and girls that like doing experiments.It is for boys and girls who are between 7 and 13 years old.

There is a lot to love about Loot. Jewel heists? Master plans? Kid criminals? Yes, please! I love stories about kid spies or criminals (both would be even better!) and this book had potential. Sadly, I can't call it a favorite. I don't love it, but I don't hate it either. The main characters were Jules, March, Darius and Izzy. They were all pretty awesome and even though the likelihood of kids having their abilities is practically non-existent, I enjoyed the humor and energy between them. The teamwork is incredible. For example, even though Darius is the stereotypical "tough guy," he is very protective of Izzy, who is practically a younger sister to him. I think my main issue I have with this book is that the whole story is highly improbable, particularly the ending. This book is meant to be entertaining. I get it. But these kids are easily breaking into heavily-guarded places with merely a few hours of planning. How likely does that sound? Not very probable. The ending was also highly unrealistic. This ruined the reading experience for me. That being said, there were many aspects of Loot that I enjoyed a lot. Besides stellar action scenes, this book could also be very funny. I don't laugh out loud very often but this book cracked me up sometimes. Here's an example taken from the ARC in which Jules and March are visiting Hamish, one of their father's business associates. "Jasmine, can you cover the register?" "You told me to concentrate on e-commerce orders today," she said. "Change messes up my aura." "The universe has many paths, and yours leads to the cash register," Hamish said. "Peace out," she answered with a shrug, and left. See? Funny. Before beginning Loot, I wasn't sure how the whole "being a criminal" thing would be handled. This is a MG novel after all! In real life, criminality is absolutely horrible. Gang wars, drugs, guns, etc. It wasn't all covered, but Jude Watson didn't do a bad job of representing the backstabbing and treachery of the criminal world without going into gruesome details It was an entertaining and funny read that I can recommend to MG fans of Gordan Korman.