Kids Books - Literature

I really love this book! In the book this mysterious boy came to Nanea's grandfather's shop. Nanea is the main character. He brought an empty sack and when he left it was full of stuff. Nanea thought he was stealing from her grandfather. She teams up with her friend to figure things out. I love the American Girl dolls too!

Eli, Amber, Tori, and the 27 other kids in Serenity all suppose they're just the luckiest kids ever. Serenity--voted best city 14 times--is a wonder. Everyone owns a swimming pool, basketball court, and nice parents, until the day Randy moves and leaves a mysterious letter about the truth of Serenity. After a lot of adventures, including breaking into Serenity Plastic works (which is actually a scary spy hideout), driving a golf cart, and lots more--the kids discover that they are all part of "Project Osiris"--that they are all cloned from criminal masterminds! And never forget that the Surety ("purple people eaters" to the kids) are watching them...Read on and buckle up for a crazy adventure you've never even imagined!

Nancy drew and her friends are like kid detectives, There always trying to solve crime at there school. The books are really amazing there cool and adventurous, and there can be a twist to the story at times and they don't know what to do. I think that these books are perfect for 7+.

Ohhhhh I Love LEGO books and I love love love this one. Even though it is easy to read (a 2nd grader could read it) it's still cool. It has really pretty pictures and All my favorite Disney Princesses are in it. Awesome book! Make sure to check it out.

All of Lena's adventures have led up to this moment: breaking Portland free of its cured "Zombies." However, with Alex alive, she is still fighting a battle with amor nervosa deliria. Alex says he never really loved her. Lena doesn't dare to hope and rebounds to Julian. But when Alex strikes up a relationship with the lovely new girl, Coral, Lena can't deny her jealousy. Venturing through the Wilds with regulators means death at any moment, though, so Lena tries to push all of her feelings out of the way. The stakes are increasingly higher; regulators are now infiltrating the Wilds to kill all the Invalids. There is a traitor hiding within the Invalid group. Thousands die in the process. With her previously-thought-dead mother back, Julian and Alex fighting physically, and the Wilds a place filthier than she ever imagined, Lena wonders if it was a mistake ever joining the Invalids. But she made a choice. And without the cure, you are free to choose, even to choose the wrong thing. This book was dazzling, but the only thing I was opposed to was the open ending. I would not recommend starting the Delirium Trilogy at all if you do not like open endings, because this final book ends with one, and there is no fourth book. At the end, you don't really know who Lena ends up with, or if the Invalids win, or if Fred Hargrove dies, or if Portland simply becomes more corrupt. But the open ending is also a symbol: you, the reader, get to choose and interpret what will happen in the end, just as Lena and the Invalids get to choose because they are not cured and turned choiceless. Overall, I loved this book, I just am not a fan of indefinite endings.

This book differs from the rest of the series. Instead of Tally Youngblood, Aya Fuse is the main character. In a time when social ratings are all that matter to teenagers, Aya is left out. Her brother is going to be invited to he hundred party soon, and she is an unknown journalist. But when she discovers containers filled with unknown things, her boring life is soon to become very unusual...

Is this book ok for 9 year old kids if it is I will add it to my club

It's okay 4/5 and I like that you don't have to read them in order

T. Lily Decker has a 12-year plan: avoid stress, drugs, alcohol, boyfriends, and take her regular psych quizzes, given by her best friend Sawyer, to make sure she escapes inheriting her mother's schizophrenia- if she can live steer clear of everything crazy from 18 to 30, she could evade the looming threat of the mental illness. Lily does everything she can to avoid becoming her mother, Violet- obsessed with Peter Pan and the works of Escher, who tried to make Lily "fly" to Neverland from the rooftop of their apartment when she was young. When she starts her local newspaper internship following the story of a soon-to-be-mother elephant at the local zoo, she is invited to come to witness the birth of the baby elephant after all the healthy publicity brought to the zoo by her previous articles, but when the elephant calf Swifty is rejected and nearly killed by her mother, then put in custody of the circus to which the young elephant's sire is owned, Lily is forced to forget her twelve-year plan to save Swifty. Full of twists and turns, When Elephants Fly is a rollercoaster of a plotline! An inspiring story of courage, and doing what's right, readers will revel in Fischer's dynamic and realistic characters. A fast and delightful read! Enjoy!

Danny is no stranger to falling- after a bad fall at age seven that resulted in the the loss of her left eye, Danger Danielle Warren is a shell of her former adventurous self. But when her long-gone father, star of his own wilderness-survival reality show COUGAR offers her a chance to join him for a show co-starring teen actor Gus Price in the Amazon Rainforest, Danny jumps at the chance to reunite with her father and prove that she can still be the girl she was before the accident. The trials of the rainforest change Danny and bring many revelations. Readers will not be able to put it down! A page-turner to the end, Fisher’s The Speed of Falling Objects is a great book!