Kids Books - School

I don't like this book that much, but my friend does so I give it one star

This was a very interesting book by Lauren Myracle. I wasn't sure if it was going to be my style of book or not, and it wasn't, but I still liked it a lot! It is a half mystery and half fantasy book, and I really liked it. Natasha Blok lives in an interesting and different town which is blanketed in magic, but not everyone believes in it. The tradition goes like this, on the third night of the third month after a girls thirteenth birthday, they get to make three wishes, the first wish is an impossible wish, the second is a wish she can make come true herself, and the last and final wish is the deepest wish of her secret heart. Natasha wants to believe in this magical tradition that her great, great.... (I am not exactly sure how many greats).....grandmother started, but is not sure if she should. Now, she ends up making her three wishes and mysterious things start happening, including notes that she isn't sure who they are coming from, an eccentric old lady, and crushes (though not exactly who she was expecting). The book gets only partly wrapped up in the end and you have to read the next book to find out what happens. I loved this book because it was very easy to relate to and I think that this book is a great read for middle school girls.

This is the second book in the wishing day trilogy and it is told in Darya's perspective. I really liked the first book and it ended in a cliffhanger which is why I decided to read the second book. I definitely liked the first book way better than this one. In "The Forgetting Spell" I felt like the same things were just happening over and over but in different ways. The story also moved along really slowly and I felt like most of it was just Darya being mad or feeling sorry for herself. The main character Darya does not model good behavior at all, and I understand that she might be acting this way because of the situation she is in, but she takes her anger and frustration out on the people that love her the most. Most of the book was this happening again and again, and I didn't really get what the plot was. I felt that this book was a bit unnecessary, and the series would have been better if it just went from the first book to the third book with a little modification. Overall, it was an okay book and just wasn't my favorite from this author. I liked the first book better and I am reading the third book currently and it is pretty good. All of this is just my opinion and I think the book was still written really well, it was just that the story and plot line didn't hit the mark for me.

In the book, there is a theory. There are lions, gazelles, meerkats, and fleas. Frederick is a flea. When things do not go his way when the cruise is cancelled, his friend Joel puts a boat in the river. Frederick steps on it, and then sails away. But this time, the boat wasn't in his control and he floated away to a faraway camp. He has fun until he realizes that it is a discipline camp. But that was the least of the problem. One teammate, Ant Bite does into the woods when a storm is headed their way. Frederick goes to find him and they end up trapped when they returned. Read to find how this fun, action-packed booklets this couple into the jaws of victory or...

Piper has never seen the Mark of the Dragonfly until she finds the girl amid the wreckage of a caravan in the Meteor Fields. The girl doesn't remember a thing about her life, but the intricate tattoo on her arm is proof that she's from the Dragonfly Territories and that she's protected by the king. Which means a reward for Piper if she can get the girl home. The one sure way to the Territories is the 401, a great old beauty of a train. But a ticket costs more coin than Piper could make in a year. And stowing away is a difficult prospect--everyone knows that getting past the peculiar green-eyed boy who stands guard is nearly impossible. Life for Piper just turned dangerous. A little bit magical. And very exciting, if she can manage to survive the journey. It is an adventurous journey.

I love this book. Much better than the first, but the first is still awesome! This one is better because (drum roll, please) Hattie is trying to become a reporter. Calling all bookworms and writingworms (I know that is not a word, but what am I supposed to say?). Best. Book. Ever.

My teacher thought I might like it. I did like it. And I gave it 4 out of 5 stars.

THIS BOOK WAS THE FIRST BOOK I READ FROM LISA SCHROEDER, I LOVE THE CUPCAKE SHOP "IT'S RAINING CUPCAKES" I LOVE ALL THE CHARACTERS. I LOVE WHEN THE GO TO SEE "WICKED" AND THEY SING THE WHOLE CD AT THE CAR. I LOVE THE GIRL AND WHEN THEY GO TO SATTLE.

I think this book is a good book because i have the move and it is a good no great movie

A mad, wicked Folly is a book that takes place in England, back before woman could vote. The main character is 18 year old Victoria. Victoria's dream is to be an artist, but as a woman, she doesn't have the same opportunities as men. When she gets accepted into her dream art school, she must decide if she is willing to sacrifice her dream marriage in exchange for being able to attend art school. Meanwhile, trouble is brewing with suffragettes in London. Will Victoria be able to fight for what she believes is right? Read the book to find out! This book was very inspiring and encouraging. Hope you like this book and this review. Happy reading!