Kids Books - Literature

In Teen Idol, Jenny is great at doing things like picking up the peices of someone whos upset, or conforting cara, someone who is always bullied. Then, Luke Striker comes to her town, a celebrity actor. Little does she know he can teach her something: to solve the problem and bring order to her bully filled, mean, hectic school . Along the way, Jenny Figures out she has a big crush. Can she bring order to the school and find true love?

i wish i had this book well i think this book or is it a junior novel i dont know lol!!!! no but you should see this show its realy good and its going to finish so hurry up and wach the show

i like this book because i watch the tv show it so awsome i love nia and pratic but it not better than the show i love misteries victor is so mean shadow and lovemuggle you guy are right

I love reading diaries! Julia looks forward to the most exciting event of the year. As the countdown begins, her world fills with new friendships and surprises, especially when a very pretty girl unexpectedly joins her class and they become great friends. In addition, the cutest boy at school suddenly becomes a part of their group and Julia looks forward to the special occasion that they are all planning for.

Dear author, I really like your review, and I would love to read your second book of "Teardrop." I also have read Teardrop and really love it. Thank you for writing such a marvelous book for your readers to read. Sincerely your reader

The book Wild Boy takes place in the nineteenth century and is pretty cool. The main character which is Wild Boy gets his name from being covered head to toe in thick hair. His life is pretty sad because he's put in a freak show because of his hairiness. He has powers that enable him to observe a person and learn a lot about them.Then his life takes a huge turn...

Are Jonah and Kathrine able to save the time travelers once again? Read the book to find out more in this adventure of the sixth book in the series.

Going to read in class soon! CANT WAIT!!!

Although the story was quite sad, I was happy to read a story based in the time of the Irish potato famine. I enjoy reading historical books like this, and I heard there is a sequel!

I really enjoyed this book! Christian runs away from home as a young boy and a troll named Edric takes him in when Christian refuses to tell him who his family is (whom Christian soon forgets) and as he grows, he becomes fascinated with watching the royal family through his telescope across the river. Especially the youngest, Princess Marigold. He is entranced of how she loves to read and dig in the garden, in complete contrast to her perfect older sisters, the blonde triplets. One day he sends her a note by pigeon asking what she was reading, and a wonderful friendship blossoms. The only thing is, Christian never signed his real name, just his initial, C. When Chris is 17, he sets out to find work at the castle and finally meets Marigold in person. He hasn't revealed to her that he is 'C' yet. But Marigold is special. She has the ability to read thoughts if she is touching someone, so everyone avoids her. But Chris doesn't, and she quickly figures out that the new servant is her best friend! But Marigold's selfish, cruel mother, Queen Olympia, has a plan to marry off Marigold to a royal and kill the wonderful king (her husband!) so she can rule on her own! But Marigold and Chris do not plan to let that happen...What will happen next?! I really liked the style of this author's writing and how this book was funny, suspenseful, and added a little romance! I recommend this book to ages 8+ and I give it 4 stars!