Kids Books - School

A awesome read ,loved it!

it is amzing it is also a very good book to read and enjoy. it teaches lessons about how to just be yourself no body else and you sholud get prepared for school early not at the last mintune.

Volleyball Victory is all about how a girl's old volleyball coach moved and when tryouts came Andrea made the team and she was happy. Then they started practicing and when they did pushins Andrea didn't get to play her favorite spot setter. When the first game came the new coach put Andrea as middle blocker and after the game Andrea started to like her new spot. Then when the champeinchep there team won third place. I would recummed this book because it is all about how a team works together and wins. Also because it is a really good book. I think people would really enjoy this book.

I recommend this book for 4-5 graders. This book will take you on some rough journeys with this girl, her brother, and grandfather. This author of this book makes you feel like you are in the main character's shoes. If you like books with adventures (and rough ones as well) I recommend this book for you!

This book deserves a medal.

I want to read it

I want to read this book because in school we had a mystery Skype with the author, Erin Petti. Then we got the book at school, but I never got to read it because every time I went there to get it, it would be GONE!

I want to read this book because I read one of the books and maya does not want her friend to have a boyfriend

Tins is the same novel as Canned, and I found it was a fiction book that I found slightly entertaining to read. The main character of the story was Fergal, and he had a unique hobby of collecting tins without labels from the bargain basket in the supermarket. Once, he found a finger inside a tin and got caught up to find the mystery behind the finger. The first part of this book was mildly funny, and I loved how Fergal played out scenarios and said things in his head, making him a loveable character. I found that his childish perception of the world allowed him to become overexcited by some things and work methodically with others. However, I did not really enjoy reading the plot of this story because it was too predictable and unrealistic. Even though there was a cliffhanger at the end of almost every chapter, I was always able to easily guess what was going to happen next. Perhaps this was because I was a little too old for the target market, however this does not condone the easily predictable events described throughout this book. Overall, I was not very impressed with the story structure and writing style of this book. Therefore, I will only recommend Tins to younger readers who would like an easy read.

A reason why i read this book is because the character named Brian Worth Jr. is a middle school varsity basketball player. but his hooping dreams are in jeopardy after he misses his curfew one night, worrying his father. And this is showing that this character can do better and not crush his basketball dreams.