Kids Books - School

Fish Girl

Fish Girl

By David Wiesner, Donna Jo Napoli

She's never been outside the fish tank. She's never known where she came from. She's never been fully seen by a human except for Titan. She's never looked deeper into the words of Titan, her master and the owner of the boardwalk aquarium. And she's never been called anything but "Fish Girl..." Until a human girl fully sees her one day and they become friends. The girl shows the mermaid the ways of the humans and teaches her. The mermaid is compelled toward the human world and fights against her bonds until they break. Forever. This is an amazing graphic novel and I loved reading it. It really inspires friendship, courage and trust in the unknown!

Barbie, I Can Be- A Pet Vet (Step into Reading, Step 1)

Barbie, I Can Be- A Pet Vet (Step into Reading, Step 1)

By Mary Man-Kong

i love this book i want it

My Weirder School #5: Ms. Beard Is Weird!

My Weirder School #5: Ms. Beard Is Weird!

By Dan Gutman

This is a great book!Mr.Beard does all kinds of crazy stuff,like make the teachers jump into a mud pool and fight each other.I think this is a great book!!:)

Middle School Bites

Middle School Bites

By Steven Banks

You've gotten bit by a mosquito before, right? So annoying! But that's NOTHING compared to eleven-year-old Tom. He got bit by a BAT, a WEREWOLF, and... a ZOMBIE?!? And right before the start of middle school, too! Tom was so ready to have a relaxed first day of middle school, one in which he could just blend in to avoid being noticed by anyone but his best friend Zeke, and his crush, Annie. But walking into middle school as a VAM-WOLF-ZOM?? It was going to be a crazy year, that's for sure. All of Tom's senses sharpen, especially his smell and night vision, he develops sharp vampire teeth, and even becomes a werewolf on full moons! And he seems to be developing a tasting for super-super-rare hamburgers... This book is a wild rise! You'll love reading this funny, wacky adventure as Tom ventures through 6th grade, not totally human, but totally interesting. I personally thought this book was awesome, and it kept me laughing chapter after chapter. The great graphics and story kept me engaged through the whole book and wanting a sequel ASAP! I would recommend this book to anyone ages 9+ and I rate it 4/5 stars!

Big Nate Lives It Up

Big Nate Lives It Up

By Lincoln Peirce

I am reading this book because I have read other Big Nate books by Lincoln Pierce. I have always liked the funny punchlines the author brings in on various different occasions through out the book. I am hoping for more funny Big Nate comics to come out in the future. There are a lot still left for me to read, yet I read them pretty quickly. I hope you like Big Nate too.

Holt McDougal Library: Dragonwings (Cover Craft)

Holt McDougal Library: Dragonwings (Cover Craft)

By HOLT MCDOUGAL

Dragonwings is a book about a young boy, Moon Shadow, who goes to America, leaving his mother and grandmother in China, to work with his father, Windrider. In this book, Moon Shadow helps his father realize and pursue his goal to make a flying machine, Dragonwings. In this book Lawrence Yep has demonstrated the love in a family. In the end, Windrider realizes that he as been foolish pursuing his dream and instead be with his family. After all, dragons do have families.

Abduction!

Abduction!

By Peg Kehret

Would you go into a car if he had a loved one? This left 6 year old matt in crisis because he either got into the car with a stranger that had his dog or go back to his class and get help. I advise kids who are 10 or 11 to read this book because it is good and has high suspense and it tells you that you should never go into cars with strangers no matter what. Matt leaves his kindergarten class for a quick trip to the bathroom he never imagines that he will be in a stranger’s car going to an unfamiliar place. The stranger keeps him at his house for days until a miracle happened. I recommend this book to all kids that can read it.

The Worst Witch at School

The Worst Witch at School

By Jill Murphy

Murphy's law reigns supreme in the life of student witch, Mildred Hubble--anything that can go wrong does. She still manages to save the day on multiple occasions. A light, fun read for children 8-11. I like children's books and this was fun, but very young and light. It was cute and children this age will enjoy it. It's not an ambitious book like Harry Potter. This one, by the way, came first and is quite similar in some ways, it's a boarding school with classes in potions etc. and a big spooky castle. The difference is, there is no abiding force of evil against which to struggle. This may be appropriate for very young children, but makes the book seem a bit fluffy in comparison. The evil that does read its head is minor and brief. I love children's literature. This book is good, but not great. And isn’t that what we want with children’s books, for them to leave a positive lasting impression?

Stink and the Incredible Super-Galactic Jawbreaker (Stink (Pb))

Stink and the Incredible Super-Galactic Jawbreaker (Stink (Pb))

By Megan McDonald

I have enjoyed reading the Stink books so far. I've been reading them, and I have loved them so much. The relationship between Stink and his sister Judy is a love/hate relationship, and it cracks me up. At times they help each other. At times they work together. At times they play pranks on each other. At times, they are sick of each other. At times they try to get each other in trouble. It reminds me very much of my own relationship with my sister. After each chapter, there is a comic that has been written by Stink. These comics are silly, but I love them. They make me read the comic part three or four times. This is a great read aloud book/series for young boys, I would guess any elementary school aged, although my three year old enjoys this as a bedtime story. What is cool about this book is that even though it is for kids, I still enjoyed reading it. It is well written, has great characters, has funny scenes, and really captures the essence of being a kid. This is a first-purchase for elementary libraries.

Escaping the Giant Wave

Escaping the Giant Wave

By Peg Kehret

This is probably now one of my favorite books. I couldn't stop reading it. And Peg Kehret is a really good author. She adds so many details. It's kinda like an adventure book. Some parts in this book it's really risky. After they get through the fire they meet Norm and Josie. They start walking up the hill to get as far as they can away from the ocean. Soon they get really tired they have to stop. So they set on a bench and wait awhile. But then Norm and Josie told them to keep walking and leave them behind. After BeeBee and Kyle walked a long way. Pansy got up with them. Read the book and find out what happen to Norm, Pansy, Josie, BeeBee, and Kyle. Will BeeBee and Kyle ever see their parents again? Does their parent's ship capsize? Will Kyle ever stick up for himself to Daren?

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