Kids Books - Social

I LIKED THIS BOOK IT WAS GOOD IN the title I didn't feel like reading this book but I did it anyway. What about you what did you feel like?

The Anne of Green Gables series continues with even more friends, acquaintances, and silly events. A wonderful read for all.

Loved it.

I love this book soooooo much!!!!! So interesting love this book!!!!!! Love the entire trilogy!!

I liked this book. Kind of. A little bit. Ivy and Bean make their own camp and everyone has to follow the rules they make at their camp when Bean's sister is at her camp. But Nancy goes to Girl Power 4-Ever Camp for ages 11-15.

If you want a scary, cliff hanging book, you should read Skeleton Creek by Patrick Carman. The best part about the book is you can actually go to the fictional character's website and watch the ghosts that she got on film.

the Curvy Tree was mentioned many times in the Land of series book. Although it was a bit boring, It's still fun to look at the connections.

I want to read this book because I love romance books and it teaches u how to handle you crush girlfriend if their being mean

Not everyone can be at the top of the rock pile. There has to be someone or something to support the top-rocks. Alby feels that he is a bottom-rock. He tells himself that not everyone can be at the top of the rock pile, but when he overhears his mother and his grandfather talking, he eavesdrops and hears his mother say: "Alby's not a rock." Alby feels even worse about himself, and his parents keep expecting him to do things he can't. The only person who can understand him is his nanny Calista. But when his friend, who is an identical triplet who's family has two pairs of triplets gets on a reality show, Alby is faced with yet another problem: Losing his friend. At school, things are worse. He has to face a mean bully named Darren and stand up for his friend, Betsy who has a stutter. He has to go to 'math club' to get better at math, but finds that it isn't so bad. Alby goes through many issues and problems but in the end realizes that only one thing matters: Being kind. Written by Lisa Graff, the author of A Tangle Of Knots, Absolutely Almost is the perfect book for any realistic fiction fans out there.

I decided to read it because it was going to be the book that would help with my biography report. It had great information if you ever needed to read or know about Annie Sullivan and her student Hellen Keller. It tells that Annie also grew up blind but eventually her sight got better and was sent to a foster home after the age of ten or eleven.