Kids Books - Siblings

This book is about a boy named Rye who's city Weld is under attack of skimmers, human hunting beasts. Both of his brothers went out to protect the city through a secret passage through the wall guarding the beloved city. Neither returned so Rye went to get his brothers. Along the way he meets a keep orphan named Sonia that insists on her going with him. Which door will he pick? I'm sorry, I don't want to give it away. Along the way to Oltan he meets great terrors and Fellans that give him nine special powers. How will this great book end? Read to find out.

because it looked interesting then i read it it was good and sorta scary (not really) and yeah it was really good i recommend it completely

I am reading the book “You Are Here” By Jennifer e. Smith This book is about a young adult named Emma. One day she was looking through her attic and going through boxes, and boxes. At the very bottom of one of the boxes were birth certificates of her brothers Patrick, and Nate, and her sister Annie. Under hers was another certificate which had the same birthday as Emma. Just after that she realized that it was her twin brother Thomas, who had died just two days after they were born. Emma had no idea that she had a twin. Emma didn’t know if she should ask her parents if it was true. In chapter two a new character is introduced, and his name is Peter. At this point I don’t know if Peter knows Emma. I do know that he has an obsession with all types of maps. He lives in New Jersey and the only place he has visited is New York City. Peter has always had a passion for travelling. I would recommend this book to older kids because there are a lot of challenging words, and could be hard to understand.

it is cool since it is a new take on the world. what if you were 8 years old and your parents disapear. how would you live, drive, cook, go to school?

Did you know that about 80% of Americans have siblings? My books is Never Mind by Rachel Vail and award winning Avi. This book takes place in modern times and at Edward And Meg's house. The protagonists are Meg and Edward they are the protagonists because they are the main characters and the story is in their point of view. They are also the antagonist because they cause each other trouble Edward tries to gross out and do whatever he can to get rid of some of Meg’s friends that way he is popular. Meg tell Edward that he is nothing like her but they are twins and Meg Leg is way smarter. Meg Leg and Edward always fight over the phone because they want to talk to their friends. Edward also tries to gross out Meg’s friends and meg gets mad at him and screams really angrily. Things get better for them when Edward goes to a new school and meg gets into the High Achievers Club and then Edward gets more friends and then he becomes more popular as you could say. Does Edward ever get Meg out of the High Achievers Club. I would recommend this to any age over 11 because there is some bad language.

Jersey Mae can't learn the way to dance. Even worse her YOUNGER brother is better than her. But then he helps her. BASKETBALL.

This book is probably the best one of the whole series; even though I haven't read Public Enemies and Hunting The Hunter yet.

You said it, Mrs. Palazzo! This book is completely amazing, even though I myself prefer really, really, long chapter books. I also read the second book which leaves me wanting to read the 3rd book. Gordon Korman is a really talented author.

I want to read this book 'cause of the summary & I alao already read The Chocolate Mansion one!

A sisters promise is really important