Kids Books - Social

This honestly looks like a great book! I agree with @candyexpress

This book is about a boy and he would go to his grandmas house every week every Saturday and he would help his grandma pull weeds, mow the lawn, then when his work is finished he would eat a tomato sandwich then his grandma would asks do you want some teacakes and he would say yes then whenever he got done he would go home and tell his mother that it was a great day.

cool!!

It was so funny. Like this girl named sukie is runing in the living room and holding glitter in her hand (which shes not supposed to be doing) and her dad just says eat your veggies. REALLY!! that doesn't make any common sense. Why is sukies dad acting like that? Well if you see this book at a library borrow it. you'd def want to read it!

i have not read this book but i am looking forward too i hope it is a good book.

Sounds intriguing I will have to have a read when it comes out can't wait!!!

Seamus Hinkle didn't mean to become a troublemaker. He didn't even mean to kill his substitute teacher, Ms. Parsippany. He only threw the apple across the cafeteria to stop the trouble. But things took a turn for the worse, and now Seamus is in reform school. Which isn't reform school at all. Kilter Academy is a place for Troublemakers: at Kilter Academy, they don't make you a "Good Samaritan". They make you even bigger troublemakers, and to pass each semester you have to prank each and every one of your teachers. All of the teachers are expecting great things from him since he is Kilter's first murderer, but Seamus doesn't want to be a Troublemaker. But, despite his effort to earn Gold Stars (the equivalent of demerits for non-troublemakers), he keeps earning demerits and is rising to the top of his class. In a very exciting and hilarious start to the Merits Of Mischief series, will Seamus pass the first semester and achieve his goal of getting Mr. Tempest with his new group, the Capital T's? Will everyone learn about Seamus' secret; why he's at Kilter? My thoughts: I thought this was a great book. The cover is incredible; I have almost read all of the books Gilbert Ford has illustrated because the cover is so epic (#awesomeartist). I thought the storyline was very unique and enjoyable; I have never come across a story like this one. I think Seamus has something that most of us can relate to: trying to help out but instead turning out with a bad outcome, making us regret doing what we did. I really wonder how T.R. Burns (Tricia Rayburn) thought up a story like this one. Her writing is incredible, and the description is amazing. This book is definitely a gem that all fans of trouble and humor should read! XanderStars: Action: 7 out of 10 Stars Suspense: 8 out of 10 Stars Well-Written: 9 out of 10 Stars Page-Turning: 9 out of 10 Stars Overall: 9 out of 10 Stars XXPISH

it sounds really cool i would love yo read it :)

I have a simple review and context questions for each chapter adapted from a high school English class. The book allows for literary analysis, discussion of inference, growth of vocabulary, emotional inference practice, and creative writing. Depending on grade level can take 4-6 weeks to progress through. If you're looking for a sustained project practicing reading comprehension and writing, I highly suggest this book.

This story is about a kid who is trying to fit in, when he moves to El Cerrito California.