Kids Books - School

This book is about a girl named Junie B.Jones. Her class is doing a play for parents night. She wants to do a play about a mouse, but her teacher Mr. Scary wants to do a play about Columbus Day. I liked it because she makes up her own words and she's very unique. You should read it because it is funny and it has arguments and good conversations. It has lots of unique characters in it.

Awesome book loved it good for kids Barbara parks really has taent and really knows how to use it very funny books about junie b jones and her little nonsense

This was a cool book to read because when Lucllie thought that the teacher said cats and gowns when she said caps and gowns was funny

This book is about a kid named George who is a tech whiz. (Also known as Robot Boy, his friend Anne's nickname for him). George lives in the small town of Terabyte Heights, and in the past books, evil Dr. Micron has turned the citizen's robots into crazed killers, and turned MOD devices into deadly mind control machines. But George put him in jail. And all was good. Except that George's parents are still stuck in project Mercury, and that all the citizens were abandoning their robots to George's uncle's junkyard, because they didn't think that the robots were safe anymore. But when George convinces himself that it is the right choice to help Micron and in return get his parents back, he does not know how much trouble he will get himself into. If you like high tech, and battle's, (the battle is at the end) then you will LOVE this book! My favorite character is Anne because of her care to make George decide what the right decisions for important things are. I think the message for this story is ''think of others before yourself.'' I hope you enjoy this book!!! I definitely did!

this book I read was good,because o the titl,and the book.

At first look, the cover grabs your attention and seeing the shovel and map you immediately know these boys are about to have some fun. It’s also very colorful. This story is about Fish, Roger, TJ, a bully named Bryce, Captain Kidd, well at least his legendary treasure, and their librarian, Mr. E. Mann (get it? Mystery man!) who appears to be looking for the same treasure. When the bully bets them $50 they can’t find it, they get busy trying to find the treasure to win. “This is a historical document. It’s worth tons of money. It’s probably priceless.” I like these boys. They’re rowdy, poke fun at each other, like bugs and everything else that is gross, and you can really tell they are good friends. These boys like to have fun and they might even get other kids thinking and using their imagination to play outside and go on their own adventures. I like how the author did real research about the pirate Captain Kidd and his long lost buried treasure. I know if I lived closer, I’d probably get my friends together and try and find it also. An added bonus is there are quite a lot of pictures in the book which can help push the story along for kids who might need something to look at besides words. I also read a lot of books and notice that most boy books are the same, but this is different and I think boys will like to read this for a change and girls too.

I am in the middle of poppy and I want to read all the books in the whole series. This author, Avi, has done a wonderful job on describing.

Jennifer Strange, the manager at Kazam Mystical Art Management, is back! This second book in the Chronicles of Kazam series, picks up right after The Last Dragonslayer ended. After Jenny's last adventure she thinks everything is back to normal when a new magic company called iMagic, puts them in jeopardy of going out of business. iMagic challenges them to a contest where they compete to build a bridge. But worse, is that if they lose, iMagic will seize control of Kazam. Jennifer knows that they can't win, but it's her responsibility to try. Through ups and downs, the fantasy book brings in new characters and revisits past ones.

I love this book. IT is in the same genre as lots of other books i read. Very interesting-i've read it too many times now.

Has this book come out yet?