Kids Books - Humor

This is the best book ever I will read these books for hours and hours and never get bored (max)

I love this book because Camilla Cream makes funny faces and looks like a rainbow. She's worried about what other people think of her and she turns the color of whatever people are saying. People make fun of her because whatever they say shows up on her. The principal said she had to go home because she was too distracting for other kids. She turns into a pill from taking medicine and finally she turns back to normal when she's willing to say she loves lima beans. And she does!

This book is so interesting. It is very mysterious . It shows how these people work together to solve mysteries. I love this book.

This book is just like its name -sweet, juicy, tart, and rich with love. Alice Anderson loves her aunt Polly, a pie making prodigy with thirteen blueberry awards for her pies. However, Polly is humble and modest lady in her humble pie shop-PIE. Then, one day, Polly dies. (Suppose it was the fact that she had thirteen awards?) Alice doesn't know what to do. Mr. Ogden presents Polly's will, which means that Alice takes care of Polly's ornery cat, Lardo, and Lardo has the pie crust recipe that everyone wants to know. Yet, Alice's mother doesn't quite feel that the matter is settled. She never like her older sister, and disliked her even more. Alice discovers, one morning, that Lardo is missing. With him missing, the town pie-crazy, and her mother annoyed, Alice needs some comfort. She and her friend Charlie figure out who stole Lardo, but even so that hunch of Alice's was wrong. Luckily, an officer comes home with Lardo, but the thief is still on the loose. Tying in some clues, Alice finds who it is. This book by Sarah Weeks is just as good to read as good it is to eat a pie. For mystery lovers, and pie-bakers, this book is the place to solve the clues and between chapters there are pie recipes! Come and enjoy this book just like the folks of Ipswitch enjoy pie. You'll read it over and over again .

The fifth of the Spy School series by Stuart Gibbs, Ben is on a mission. Again. This time, Cyrus Hale has planted Ben into the White House to prevent an assassination attempt on the president by SPYDER. However, that's not their plan. What is part of the plan is to plant a bomb on Ben, and frame him for blowing up the Oval Office, making him Public Enemy Number 1. Now, he's got to figure out SPYDER's real plans, thwart them, and do that with everyone against him. Will he manage to survive once more? Find this book at your local library or e-library.

I am reading this as we speak it is a wonderful book and was very well written I had just purchased at the library this morning but I will say because Stevenson is from the united kingdom it was a bit hard to understand with hints of an Irish vocabulary

This book was really funny. I laughed a lot when reading it. The Bad Guys are some of my favorite super heroes. They have trouble, but always help each other in the end.

I love this book

Both a great movie and a great book. Jack's grandpa thinks that he is still fighting in WW2. He breaks him out of an old folks home and gets to the bottom of a mystery involving a matron and a vicar...

The book I love slop is a family friendly book. I love slop is around maybe a kindergarten level but after all everyone can read it!