Kids Books - Life

This was total perfection! It was funny, it was cute, it was completely and utterly unique. The emotions portrayed weren't hyperbolic or superficial like they usually are when it comes to DC graphic novels. The graphic novel's only downfall was how short it was, but even then it managed very well. It built up perfectly to a climactic fight and a cliffhanger ending that left me wanting more. The art was simply sublime. Absolutely beautiful. But I knew it would be. And the protagonist Ashley was just a breath of fresh air! The art was great, reminiscent of a cartoon with bright colors that popped. Ashley was extremely likable, cracking tons of jokes as she fights crime. Kids are going to absolutely love this. I enjoyed it quite a bit too. I can't wait to see what else Primer gets up to, I would absolutely love to see her make the transition to full-blown DC comics character! I'm not sure if that'll ever come about but there definitely seems to be plans for a sequel if that ending was anything to go by...

Even though this book is a lot about kissing love in the beggening the author of this book is very descriptive about the wirds they use to describe what the character is feeling I reccomend this to people who like diary of a wimpy kid because not only is it descriptive it is also funny.

Princess in black is quite the hit. LOL IT IS SO RAD

This is amazing and I like that his enemies torn into a plot twist.

Great book about the drug war in the Philippines! This book is about Jay, a 17 year old boy who's about to go to college, but there's some unexpected that happens to him near his spring break-his cousin who lives in the Philippines, Jun (who's also his pen pal), has been murdered because of the president's drug war. Determined to find more about what happened, he travels to the Philippines for a week. There was 1 minor issue with this book. I think that Jay was acting pretty privileged and like he knew everything that was happening around him throughout the beginning and the middle, however he was a good character when the book was coming to an end. 4.5 stars rounded up!

BabyMouse is a really good book series. This graphic novel is about how BabyMouse signed up for film club for a chance to be famous. While making the film some bad stuff happened such as: becoming a monster directer that means bossing everyone around and thinking it's just her film. (read the book to know all the bad things that happened). This book inspired me to make my own movies! Did BabyMouse and her film crew get the movie done in time? Did the movie make BabyMouse famous or did it make her and her crew the laughing stock in Middle School?

This was a great book about three best friends who are starting their first year of junior high together. They go through some tough times and they always have each other's back. This was a great book to read and I would totally recommend it for girls ages 11-13.

I reacamand this book if you like realistic fiction.This store is realistic fiction because the story of a dog and a girl could happen in real life. The girl wanted to keep the dog but her dad did not want her to. Later on in the Book she convinced her dad to let her keep the dog. All out through the book when she got the dog she would try to guess its name. This book was very fun to read but at first it sounded boring to me when I got into the book father it’s starting to get exciting and fun to read. this book is probably one of my favorite books that I have read because I like realistic fiction and dogs

This is a book in the baby sitters club series written by Ann M Martin. Claudia has always felt that Janine is smarter then her, but at least art and baby sitting is her escape. Until it isn't. When Claudia starts to sit for Rosie Wilder, she feels even less smart then usual... a kid is smarter than her! Read the book to find out how Claudia gains her self confidence back and appreciates herself! I gave this book 4 stars because it was a fun read!

THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD!!! Ann M. Martin does a wonderful job of shaping the wonderful character of Danielle, a little girl with cancer whose only dream is to go to Disney World and graduate from elementary school. I thought this book was heartwarming, sort of sad, but also inspiring to be thankful for everything I have! Jessi and the other girls in the BSC are planning on taking a break from babysitting and are going to volunteer at different places. While Stacey volunteers her time at a diabetes lab and Kristy gives back to her little brother's old daycare, Jessi decides to volunteer at the club her little sister is in, The Kids Can Do Anything Club. While there, Jessi meets Danielle, a little girl with leukemia (cancer). She is special and Jessi and her immediately hit it off.