Kids Books - Literature
Mother, What Is the Moon?
By David Griswold
this is a coll book you all should read tell me what you think
Room 13 and Inside the Worm
By Robert Swindells
I read this book in school and thought it was good but scary.
Looking for Alibrandi: Australian Puffin Classics
By Melina Marchetta
This girl goes to a Christian school and gets caught out in class for reading a girl magazine instead of focusing on her study. Later on she has to go to the principal's office. She gets in trouble and has to go home early. That's were I am at the moment
The Forgetting
By Sharon Cameron
What if everyone forgot who they were and you were the only one who remembered. Every twelve years everyone in Canaan forgets everything about themselves and each other. The only way to remember is their books tied to their wrists that they must write the truth in each day, but Nadia has a secret... she can remember. She remembers the Forgetting when her father tore the pages about her mother and sisters from his book and left them, she remembers hitting the glassblower's son Grant, and she remembers the horrible things that happen after all the Forgettings. But this time Nadia is going to come clean to her family about her memory. She's going to find a place where they can all live together away from the Forgetting so she goes over the forbidden wall. But time for Nadia is running out ,the Forgetting is coming closer and closer. Can she find somewhere safe in time? This is an amazing book! I recommend it to grades seventh and up.
Traitor Angels
By Anne Blankman
Traitor Angels is one of my favorite books I've read during the summer. It's historical fiction, mystery, and fantasy, altogether! I would recommend this book for people 13 and older. Usually, things that happen in history can be boring, but this book is detailed and very interesting. I can usually feel as if I'm in the story as the protagonist. The author, Anne Blankman, makes so many twists and turns, making it one piece of adventure combined with the last, to create an story that you have to finish reading.
A Small Madness
By Dianne Touchell
I did a lot of reading over the summer, and this was one of the books I read. All I can say is Wow! It showed just how out of touch a family can be, seeing only what they want/choose to see, and the lengths someone can go to in an effort to undo what's been done.









