Kids Books - Social

I think this book will be about Nate drawing or doodling because the title of the book is Doodlepalooza and it has the word doodle in it.

Before I say anything else about this book, I just want to say it was a decent read. Honestly, I've read worse books, but I definitely had a lot of problems with this one. First of all, I felt that the description was misleading. Where are the thrilling, heart-in-your-throat chases and adventure and fate and great evil I was promised? I didn't even feel compelled to root for the main characters. The book itself felt very forced, passive, and bland. The concept is great but the execution fell flat. I didn't get ANY sense of the peril they were in, and there were hardly ANY cliffhangers that might have helped keep me at least a tiny bit intrigued. The only part of Moving Target that I enjoyed was the last chapter, which made me wonder what would happen to poor Cassie and Asher, but that was about it. Hopefully the second book will be a lot better in comparison to this one. Overall I recommend this to anyone, as it is very mild on violence and there is no bad language.

I really thought this was a barrier breaking book. It helped me to see people who are short in a better light. It helped me realize the world from a different point of view! In the book Short, a girl named Julia Marks wants to have a summer of just writing letters to her friends and relaxing. But this is dream is crushed, because she has to try out for a university performance, and she makes it! This turns out to be a problem early, but she meets new friends along the way, like a artistic neighbor named Mrs. Chang, and she starts to enjoy and have pride in the performance! This book helped me learn to see the world in a optimistic point of view. An example of this was when Julia met Olive, an adult who was short. Olive knew that people would look at her often, but she let it go, and didn't get angry! I would definitely recommend this book to my friends, because I feel that it would inspire them, no matter how tall or short they are. Because of the inspiration I felt when reading this book, I rate it 5 out of 5 stars.

Well me to Jedi academy the skills of what a Jedi should be. Hi fellow Jedi's I am going to tell you about the book Jedi academy return of Palawan this book is about a young Jedi named Roan Novachez, this is Roan's second year at Jedi academy in this book Roan thinks that his second year in Jedi academy will be a total breeze, but it was ok for him. He builts an awesome robot used for practicing light saver fencing, takes a field trip to a nice planet called The Planet Hoth where the equator is, and meets Tauntans which is kind of like dinosaurs, than things get all mixed up Star pilot training gets harder than what Roan think how star pilot training will be. Than Roan's best friends start to annoy him and all the bullies are trying to lead roan to the dark side but Roan thinks it is fun will roan go to the good side find out and I just told you half of the story so read it if you like.

This is the perfect book to end Victor Starspeeder's time at Jedi Academy! When Principal Mar is kicked out of school, a robot replaces him. The rules are strict extremely strict. Victor Starspeeder and friends are wondering why was Principal Mar fired in the first place?

Second book of the series, not as funny as the first. Much more centered on bullying. It surprised me, because I was bullied and it was hard to understand why someone would do that to another person. My parents helped me through it and this book was a good reference as well. I enjoyed the way the bible is written in to see that it still applies today.

This novel was really good and was creative. Susan Beth Pfeffer has a distinct style of writing that make her books adictive. She writes at a nice pace, which is appropriate for the story. In this novel, we see New York City through the eyes of a new protagonist, Alex, which has overgone major changes since the moon moved. Alex is a seventeen year old boy who is a student at a Catholic school, along with his younger sisters. He is forced to adapt to the situation quickly and without warning. His world is changed completely. This novel is amazing and I would recommend it to anyone, but I thing that fans of her previous novels and fans of The Hunger Games would really enjoy this novel.

I love this book because its about what I have been wanting to do and describes it just so vividly, it feels like I'm actually there, climbing the tall mountain. I would recommend this book to 6th graders through Freshmans. I thoroughly am enjoying this book and it is a definite page-turner.

have you ever been mean grumbly grumbly went the bad seed. my opion he is mean but he lerns his leeson and it is a good book for stareds. key details form this story is about he is mean all the time but he lerns his leeson . first the bad seed that is mean . alsoitic a bad seed that is meaan . he lerns his leeson finlley he trns in good seed concluding statment section to not be bad.

Ever since Tony Miglione’s family became rich, people around him have been changing. His family became rich because of his dad’s invention. When he moved to Long Island, he knew that the people around him would change, but not his family. One example is that his Grandmother is feeling terrible now that they have a cook and his mom is turning into a social mom. In New Jersey, his mom was quiet, but now she talks to all her neighbors. But there is no one for Tony to talk to about growing up. Then there is Joel, the "nice" boy next door, but Tony finds out he has problems of his own. Being rich has changed Tony's life, but he realizes that being rich is a gift.