Kids Books - Used

Here is the third narration of Freedom's Cause that I had to do: Freedom’s Cause Archibald Forbes, one of the leaders in the revolt against the English Nation, was going fishing with some men from a starving town. It was getting dark and stormy when they set out in their boat, but they didn’t let that stop them. The men had to get food for the village, or they might starve! As the boat was starting to toss about, the men got one catch of fish. Then the storm got worse and as they tried to row back to shore the waves pushed them back. The men turned the boat around and allowed the wind to push them where it would. Finally after a long time and a lot of rowing, they arrived at.....................You'll have to keep reading to find out! ;)

I recommend this book because it has fascinating facts about universe and it even tells about future missions and i recommend it for ages 6 to old.

I've never read his book :)

ive read the book and seen the movie and there both great.

this is a book about the world and a bunch of k ids tha t have to deal with a bully every day at school he is very mean then his parents have to leave so every body says not hello but goodbye :P

This book is so sad :(

this book is about a bunch of silly stuff about food. i give it five stars and i recommend this book to others. it is one of the silliest books i ever read.

This was one of my favorite book when I was in the 9th grade. Someone in my class brought in a burnt bible as a book project for this book and I remember the whole class was shocked and a little offended by it. Overall, her book project had a huge impact on how we viewed the book and showed us how important books were to our lives

Amazing book

This book talks about the past when India was under the grip of British people. It's about many things: ranking in the society, daily life, little arguments between two people of different race and culture, pleasure and enjoyment. I didn't read the whole thing yet because it is a really long book, and a little hard to understand because it's in prose.