Kids Books - Social

Right after Liz and the critter club makes tons of plans for the summer , Liz's mom tells her she has to go to summer school to work on her math grades . Art first Liz was really mad because she had to miss out on an art class but she starts to get used to it .. You'll have to read the rest to find out what happens! I recommend this book to younger kids and I rate this book 3/5 stars because even know it's pretty young , it's not a bad book. Thank you for this review! - Pizzagirl7 💋

Marion has been so busy . Running back and forth to critter club. and the horse stables to prepare for a competition . One day when she was running to the car when her mom was picking her up from the stables ... Her foot goes in a hole and she badly twisted her ankle . Read the rest of the book to find out what happens next! I recommend this book to younger kids and I rate this book 3/5 stars . -Pizzagirl7😁

The book has a very "Harry Potter" feel to it. A boy with a special ability is sent to a magical school. When my friend first introduced this series to me, it didn't look very exciting. But remember, don't judge a book by it's cover! I was hooked by the end of the first few chapters and read up to Charlie Bone and the Red King. Overall, THIS IS A GREAT BOOK!!

Do you like doing homework? Well, this book takes care of that problem. It is about a group of kids (called the D-squad) that use a homework machine to get their work done. The name of the kid that invented the machine is a boy named Brenton, who is quite unusual. Brenton is a super intelligent kid and is a computer genius! The D-squad name the machine "Belch" because if anyone found out, the Homework Machine would get them in a LOT of trouble. They swore to not tell anybody any information about the machine. Eventually, the truth came out. I would rate this book 5 stars because of the suspense and personalities of the characters. One of the unique features in this book is that the story is written in point of view so you know how each character feels. I would like to give credit to Yetiman789 because he did this review with me.

This my favorite book.Once I read this book I couldn't stop reading,I felt like I was Emily Windsnap. Finally Emily Windsnap (she is a half person and half mermaid) is at Allpoints Island hanging out with her BFF Shona and her friend Aaron(half person and mermaid too). They have many adventure's and find out the siren's secret and have a beautiful ending.I hope you love this book and it's amazing.

This book is packed with laughs and is narrated in a way it's almost impossible to stop reading. You can't put it down once you start reading it! I loved this book so much I read at least twice in the same day!

Have you ever wondered what life at a freak show would be, or how would life be if you had to go against your morals just to survive? Well in the book i’m reviewing it is called Cirque Du Freak:The Vampire’s Assistant it is by: Darren Shan in the last book Darren the protagonist just got turned into a half vampire to save his best friend steve. While the antagonist is R.V (or reggie) because he freed the wolfman that got Darren’s new friend killed. The book has no certain time period although it can be inferred that it takes place in the late 90’s or early 2000’s also the setting jumps around a lot seeing how they are on the move for the good portion of the book but it does take place in a field, a small campsite and a train station (also a couple farms). One major conflict is when R.V releases the wolfman and it killed sam and a few freaks. The second major conflict faced throughout the book is that Darren does not want to drink human blood even if it means he will die. The turning point is when Darren drinks the blood of his fallen friend to save the memories that would be lost. I would recommend this book to people who like long series and books that are a bit more grown up, this book is more for 6th graders or older.

This book is about a girl named Amelia, who’s sister, Clara, died a few years ago from an accident in the town’s lake. She’s starting eighth grade, and just wants everything to seem like they were the same. But when she receives Clara’s letter to her future self that she wrote back in sixth grade, instead of her own’s, she discovers a list of things that her sister had wanted to do. Amelia decides to finish the list her sister never got to do, so maybe she’ll stop hurting and become like what she was before. However, soon, Amelia realizes that she’ll never go back to being her old self, and that was okay! This is a really great book, and I would reccommend it! ;)

Mary Anne knows she needs to talk to Logan, but they've been together for so long! She can't believe that she's the one breaking up with him, and she needs to break the silence. But things are changing for the baby sitters club, and ever since her house burnt down in the fire, Mary Anne just doesn't feel like herself. What will she do? Read the book to find out!

Oh, these books just keep getting creepier! I like it. The Hardy boys are going to Mexico with their friend Chet and Fenton Hardy, their dad. They are going to investigate a criminal before he starts doing dangerous things. Only their not the only ones with tricks up their sleeves......