Kids Books - Skills

This book is all about actives and more

Who likes babysitting if you do you should read this book

this book has a lot of chapters

I found this book at my school library, and thought it looked interesting because I usually really enjoy biographies and such. From the cover, you may think that Mary Mallon was an evil killer and that she attempted to kill the people she did, she was really just misunderstood and she herself didn't understand how she, a seemingly healthy woman, could be the cause of so many deaths. This book follows the over publicized typhoid carrier, Mary and what happened when the Board of Public Health decided to take Mary's matters (literally and figuratively) into their own hands, claiming that she was a danger to the health of the public. While this book may not be a John Green or Suzanne Collins book, it certainly is an amazing one.

THis is a great book about saving money. its actually a series and i i'm reading the first book and I am going to start the second one. So if you like the pool, and like the GIRLS you'll enjoy this. its about a teenage girl who has to do baby-sitting and dog-sitting to earn money to join the Riverside Swimming Club (RSC). When going to the pool with her friend Jaci as a guest, She meets the hottest competitive swimmer. Mike. Her frenemy, Christina, who is not really being that "friend". She's on the popular side and is TOTES Jealous that she has met THE Mike. When Christina "invites" Grace and her friend Mel, she sees Mike. And when he greets Grace. (Main Character) she totally flips. she's too jealous. SO far I really liked it. Please follow me to check out the next review to find out what happens in the end. Tell your friends to follow me too! I have daily reviews and comments on movies and books.

I want to read it

looks cool

This was a hilarious book!

Lou Lou Bombay and Peacock Pearl have been best friends since first grade. Every Friday afternoon, they get together in Lou Lou's backyard garden for their PSPP (Post-School Pre-Parents) tea party. They chat about school, discuss Pea's latest fashions, and plot the weekend's activities.

The Lost Prince started off really great. It caught my attention, I felt some sympathy for Dean, our main character, and I wanted to see what would happen next, truly I did. But the performance of the story as a whole . . . it slacked off. It didn't meet my expectations. First off, this book is in no manner realistic. I LOVE fantasy, I won't deny that. But this book didn't have much essence. It was rather cheesy, actually. Next, Dean has a love interest in this book. That's fine. If the love is written off well. But it wasn't. I didn't feel like Dean really loved Waverly . . . more like he saw her as a beautiful young lady with sparkly eyes. In my opinion, the book was better off without the romance. And NONE of ANY of the battle scenes in this book were picturesque. The author, Matt, seemed to be just telling what happened in the battle. Dean never tires from the fight, never gets actually injured while fighting a man TWICE his size. SO UNREALISTIC. The battle was bland. That's all there is to it. No cliffhangers at the end of chapters doesn't really encourage me to read more. This is a good book for 9 year olds who don't mind the lack of realism, but anyone older would most likely not find the book satisfying.