Kids Books - United
The Omnivore's Dilemma (Young Readers Edition)
By Michael Pollan
This book discusses the hidden secrets behind the food we eat (for example, did you know that most of the food we eat contains ingredients directly made from corn?) Author Micheal Pollan dissects every piece of food to find the truth behind what we eat.
Vermont (From Sea to Shining Sea)
By Jan M. Czech
becuse i just love reading boocks and becuse of a state report
The Genius Files #3: You Only Die Twice
By Dan Gutman
paullyz
i think this book is awesome i just finished the book and i love the #4 genius files
Family Guy: Stewie's Guide to World Domination
By Steve Callaghan
A classic! As a fan of the Family Guy series, I can honestly say this book was funny. There isn't much to say about this book, but it gives you that little ring that Family Guy doesn't really have anymore, and only had in the classic seasons, when Stewie was hellbent on world domination and eliminating Lois. Read if you're a big fan of the series, that's surely why I read it! WARNING: NOT RECOMMENDED FOR KIDS 10+, AS FAMILY GUY IS A SERIES WITH HARSH LANGUAGE, ADULT THEMES, AND GORE!
A Time For Courage: The Suffragette Diary of Kathleen Bowen, Washington, D.C. 1917 (Dear America Series)
By Kathryn Lasky
Camryn
A great book to read, as it gives in site on Kathleen views, and has great information about how hard it was during those times.
What the Moon Said
By Gayle Rosengren
Leia Kadlec
I Love this Book. If your in 6th grade I'm sure you'll agree with me. Its characters are fun, the story is surprisingly suspenseful while also being predictable, and you can easily relate with going on. Ester is a ton of fun and you really feel sorry for her when bad things happen. If you like historical fictions that aren't all exciting but still leave you knowing more about the time as well as the story then you'll enjoy this story. I highly recommend it.
I Witness: Hard Gold: The Colorado Gold Rush of 1859: A Tale of the Old West (I Witness Novels)
By Avi
Braden
I give this book a 5 out of 5 stars. I think think book mixes history and a story great together. You can learn about their life style while still following a great adventure. This book doesn't have a lot of action but the rest of the book makes up for it. The only thing I didn't like was that the middle was a little bit repetitive. It had a little section for each day of their adventure. Besides that, this is a great book.
Liberty Porter, First Daughter
By Julia DeVillers
in the book liberty porter first daughter. liberty is the mane charterer and her dad is becoming president. when she moves into the white house she causes a lot of trouble. but her parents forgive her you will have to read the book to see what happens next. in the book i learned that it is hard to be the presidents daughter because there are photographers every were and you have to stand still and you cant be silly and every one would see that picture. another example is you have to sit throw a bunch of speeches. my favorite part is when liberty invites all the kids that were on a field trip and she invited them up to her room and they had a stuffed animal fight and it made her room a big mess and chief the person who took care of her said she would be in big trouble but her parents forgave her. i recommend this book to 9 or 10 year old's who like books about realistic fiction
Next Spring an Oriole (A Stepping Stone Book)
By Gloria Whelan
This book is about a girl named Libby and she goes on a adventure and meets a Indian girl and helps her when sh is sick. But they can not be friends because Indians move a lot to find better hunting grounds.like this book because i learned about when they did not have cars and they had to move in covered wagon. My favorite part is when Libby meets the Indian girl again she brings her corn cakes.









