Kids Books - Life

It was new and hilo and d.j were on hilo's planet trying to defeat RAZORWARK and also Izzy and Gina were trying to get hilo and d.j back!

Since HILOS , sister Izzy crashed to earth now too. Right now they are just trying to make Izzy normal with normal talking normal clothes , and trying to get her to stop building crazy things .😂 . But now crazy monsters are coming out of the ground . And on top of all that D.J. Finds out Izzy remembers everything about hilo and her old planet . But she can't tell hilo . I recommend it to all ages and I rate this book 4/5 stars 😁 - Pizzagirl7 😁

Best book ever this book has action and if you are a fan of Dav Pilkey this is the best book for you! This is the third book of the series and it is where a talking cat named Polly comes in? huh? Well, that is a new one because we are the furback clan Oh that has a good kick to it. WOW!

Remember in the last book hilo left?well he is back he is trying to fit in .one thing that happen is dj not somebody because they hit hilo and dj got sad .the robots are still trying to come to earth so hilo have his two friends and djs little sister a portal thing thAt gets rid of the robots if you open the portal .this ended horribly when they opened a portal on accident and Gina went flying into it.hilo said there is nothing he can do!then the book ended!horrible ending!😂I can't wait to read th next one!I really hope it's a at my library!I recommend to 8 to 13 year olds I rate 5/5 stars!😍😁

This book about dj and his friend hilo and how they met dj had a friend named Gina that lived next door they where best friends when they where seven ginas dad moved away with Gina because he got a new job ...dj was so sad ..3 years later ... Dj saw a meteor fall from the sky he ran over and it was a kid like him he wasn't wearing any clothes so dj took him to his house and gave him clothes and food!there is so much more to the story and I can't wait to read the rest like part two!!!I rate this 5/5!

Heyy, not bad! It was fun trying out different stories!

Planet Earth is Blue is a book about Nova. She is an autistic, nonverbal girl who has been in and out of abusive foster homes. Nova has a great interest in space, and that is what she and her sister, Bridget connect with. Bridget promises Nova that she will be there at the Challenger launch, so Nova counts down the days to the Challenger launch, writing letters for Bridget. However, Challenger explodes, 1 minute and 13 seconds (a number Nova considers unlucky) in, and Nova is saddened by the fact that her sister couldn't come, and realizes why. As an active autism rights campaigner and a space enthusiast, I thought that this book portrayed autism well. The book shows how lonely autistic people can be, and the importance of changing prejudiced views about autism. Along with that, this book is historical fiction, one of my favorites! I really loved this book, and I thought that there should be more books like Planet Earth Is Blue. If you ever find this book at a library, try reading it! It will give you a new perspective on disability and hope.

OMG! THIS SERIES is great. Personally, I like the different perspectives from each character because it gives us a peek into their lives. The Baby-Sitters Club is about Kristy Thomas, Claudia Kishi, Mary Anne Spier, and Stacey McGill. They are four best friends who formed a club. Together, they overcome many challenges. I think this series teaches people the importance of friendship, teamwork, and sticking together when things get tough. I just LOVE this series, and think everyone should read it. By the way, I like Kristy! I recommend this book series to those who enjoy graphic novels and reading teen tales about friendship.

Since as long as she can remember, Mallory has always wanted to be an author. Finding inspiration from successful children’s authors such as Amelia Moody, Mallory in confident that writing is her passion. So, when Mallory and her classmates are asked to write a research report about their dream career, Mal knows exactly what she will do. As she begins working on her report, Mallory notices that one of her favorite authors, Henrietta Hayes, lives in Stoneybrook! In fact, Ms. Hayes lives on the same street Dawn, Mary Anne, and Logan live on. With much persistence, Mallory is finally able to talk with Ms. Hayes and is even able to land a job with her. Using Henrietta in her report for school, Mallory is sure that her report will be a huge success. But when some questionable information comes out about Ms. Hayes’ past, Mallory begins to wonder if her ideal role model is a fraud. I really, really liked this book! It was fun, engaging, informative, and overall, very enjoyable to read. As usual, Ann M. Martin allows the reader to learn many good life lessons. In the story, the reader can see that Mallory kind of has tunnel vision. She is so convinced that everything has to go this exact way that she often forgets that there are more ways to do things. I really appreciated the reminder that everyone has different ways of doing things. I suggest this book is you like babysitting, authors, books, and friendship. Happy reading!

Hattie has only recently moved to Trepan Grove from New York this summer. Right away she made 3 new friends. Hattie hides part of herself, her cat t-shirts and love of fantasy books, so she can fit in. Everything seems to be great. Then school starts. After seeing popular girl Zooey being publicly de-popularized and humiliated, Hattie and her friends sign a friendship pact. But when Hattie unwillingly breaks the pact, her friends forget her. At first she thinks they are mad at her and are just ignoring her. But then she realizes it is part of the Harvest Festival curse, and they literally can't remember her. And everyday they forget again. How can Hattie break the curse? I think this book was an interesting twist on middle school popularity, and all the dramas with friendship and being true to yourself. I especially like how this book is clear in it's recurring theme against bullying. I recommend this book to elementary and middle grade girls. I rate this book 4 out of 5 stars.