Kids Books - Health

I recommend thisbook for girls ages eight to about thirteen and maybe fourteen. The Care and Keeping of You teaches tweens and early teen girls about the things that protect them, clean them, changes ahead, and important ways to break bad habits. Girls can learn about what to expect of their period, what bra size is right, showing off braces, and eating the right food. They learn to balance their moods. Girls on Dogo ought to try this! It is a miracle! I wasn't worried about getting braces anyway, and I actually am excited to get them! Try this and you'll be confident!

When Chester Cricket lands in New York, he has no idea what's going on or how he got there and is scared out of his wits. Then, a boy named Mario finds him and takes him to his newsstand where his parents agree with Mario to keep it. When they leave Tucker, a city mouse, comes to visit the cricket. Chester tells him his story and they have some meatloaf together. This book is very funny, entertaining and inspiring and tells us that fame isn't everything.

I loved the book all though Yum Yum the dog got cancer and the vet couldn't help her so the vet and the owner agreed they had to put her to sleep. Sad but I loved the book.

I liked reading this book.I'm disappointed that it was considerably shorter than the care and keeping of you though.Anyway, these two books are recomended to any girl, it's really helpful!

"Braced" is an amazing book! Rachel Brooks is experiencing a hard 7th grade when she needs to wear a back brace. Rachel has scoliosis which makes it hard to play soccer-her favorite thing. With lots of help from her friends, encouragement from her parents, and maybe a flicker of a crush, she might just survive 7th grade!

Katie knows their stuff that makes her differnt. She's homeschooled, has red hair, has freckles, and need braces. But that doesn't matter to Katie. What matters is her best friend Kasey But, when she meets delainey, kacey gets mad. Later that month, she gets braces and has to get a frenectomy. what a pain. she's been clikking things 10 times to make her feel better. which is revealed to be ocd very good book love it

This review is for the first book in this 2 pack. Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key, by Jack Gantos, teaches that sometimes when somebody gets too much of something and then too little, he or she can go a little crazy. Joey Pigza was a wired Pennsylvanian kid who always did the wrong thing. His father was wired too, so naturally he was. Every day he got meds, but because he got the cheap medication, only half of them worked. One day, he went on a field trip during school time to a farm, but while all the other kids got to eat shoefly pie, Joey didn’t, so he went crazy. Finally, he caused so much trouble that he had to go to the Special Education Center for six weeks. After those six weeks, he got a patch on his head which wouldn’t increase his medicine, but give him a constant flow of them. He became better and returned to school, and he wasn’t as bad anymore. I recommend this fictional book for boys, grades third to sixth.

Such a good book about friendship and never giving up. Evvy learns to value friendship, to be independent, and to get over death.

I love this book it is a true story. It has a great tittle. It is about this little boy named August but they call him auggie. He has had about 20 surgeries. Ever since he was born. over 2 million people love reading about Auggie and about the book Wonder. The even love reading about via and her not so great friend. It is Auggie's point of view. I love reading R.J. Palacio. He is supposed to be starting 5th grade pretty soon but he doesn't want to go because he is afraid that he is going to be laughed at and made fun of . He wears a astronaut helmet because he wants to hide his face. He meats A boy named Jack they became friends

i love the book