Kids Books - United

one of my favorite war books. The only books I read are wars. Loved this book it similar to the vietnam version of the book and had great action.

Excellent read that includes great information on the Pilgrims coming to America and their struggle to set up a successful colony.

Pride, Nightingale, and Baby live on a small farm with Old Finn, who took them out of the orphanage. They are the Stars, Old Finn is their grandpa whom takes care of them. They live a low life without anybody knowing much about them; self-reliance is Old Finn’s way of life. When Old Finn gets ill and taken to the bigger hospital in Duluth, the Stars start worrying. They open a business where they do pony rides and sell popcorn and souvenirs, so they can get enough money to go see Old Finn. When they get a regular customer who writes in magazines, they start to grow suspicious of him, and they get enough money to visit Old Finn, but when they get there, he can barely say anything. As the Stars start worrying and fearing going back to the orphanage, they need a miracle to happen. In a heartfelt novel, Sheila O’Connor makes readers want to read more books of hers. My thoughts: I thought this was a really great book. The storyline was perfect, and the way she writes is really enticing. It was almost like I was there when I read it, going through the troubles with them. I love the cover, and how it is narrated by Pride, the oldest. I can’t wait to read more books by Sheila O’Connor, and I think she set this story in the perfect year; 1974. I enjoyed this book very much, and I think that you will too. Overall: 9 out of 10 Stars

This book is about the day the twin towers fell so the day the twin towers fell was September,11,2001 and some tourist wanted to crash into the twin towers and they were mad so they decided to make more damage to tithe city so when it was over they rebuilt the city and everything went back to normal.

When I got my hands on this book, I could see that it had gone through a lot already... the book was quite tattered and by the time I was done reading it, the cover had ripped off. xD It had quite an interesting cover though, although now only about a fourth of it remains intact. Well, I can only say so much about the paperback's history; but on the other hand, I could say a whole lot more about the content that lays within. Each and every story had such an interesting, well-developed backdrop and foundation that it kept me reading for more, story after story, page after page. Within these stories, I found an equal level of superior imagination and differentiation; while some authors might write horror stories that tell about ghosts, Howard Phillips Lovecraft might tell a story from a madman's perspective in a totally possible situation in our modern world. Having read this book, I would definitely suggest it to anyone who wants a challenge and anyone who is looking for a very thought-provoking and unique read. c;

This Book Is a great read and very interesting. I recommend this book is appropriate for 3rd-7th grade children. I hope you are with me

This story takes place during a time when certain liquors weren't aloud in the United States, but what happens when people try to smuggle it into the U.S. illegally? Join two mischevous boys as they uncover the secrets of a famous boat that is known for smuggling liquor. Although the chase may seem exciting, will this journey lead the boys to there destiny or there death?

During World War II, a 12 years old boy called David is imprisoned in a concentration camp in Eastern Europe. He seizes the chance to escape from the concentration camp, and he starts his journey to Denmark to seek refuge. During his journey, he rescued a girl called Maria from the fire in the shed. The core value of this book is be hopeful, and be brave even though you are in a severe situation. I chose this book because the setting of the book is during world war II, which fascinated me. The story features a innocent boy who knows nothing about the outside world. The conclusion in this book is life is full of wickedness. I agree with the author’s conclusion that life is full of wickedness because I personally have too much pressure from school. I will recommend this book to my friends because this book is fascinating when David is on his journey to Denmark. He encounters many troubles, and he needs to find solutions to solve them.

it is weird, and funny but also a really good lesson and moral in the story

This is a book is about a girl named Rachel who loves to ride horses. One day her horse gets sold. When Rachel finds a sick horse that needs help, she takes it in as her own. There has been strange fires in her town and Rachel and her new horse must find out what is going on.