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Meet the Robinsons: A Family for Lewis (I Can Read)
By Sadie Chesterfield
It was kind of like the book but different i like the way that it is like the move but shorter. It a lot of detail. I like the pic they are like the move but ya not like the move.no matter how many inventions Lewis makes he will keep on making what he loves.
We Didn't Mean To Go To Sea
By Arthur Ransome
My dad bought this book in Matakana lodge book store I am very glad he did because I sail and it has lots of information and is very exiting and nerve racking and I love all vintage classics
My Sister, the Creep (An Apple Paperback)
By Candice F. Ransom
I love this book I don't have a sister but it still touched my heart.
Think Pink (Lola Love)
By Lisa Clark
This book is great for young girls {grade 4+} who need an empowering guide to friendship, happiness and boys. It also gives great ideas on how to express creativity, and how to discover how to be yourself.
Library Mouse
By Daniel Kirk
In this book there is a library mouse name Sam and Sam loves making books aneveryone at the library enjoying Sams books and in the night Sam puts a tissue box and a mirror in the tissue box Sam put the mirror in the tissue box and the kids that go to the library are the authors and they made lots of books and the books are there life and they gave Sam a note and Sam readd the note
Lizzie!
By Maxine Kumin
I loved this book so so so so so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is a great realistic fiction story. It is about a girl who is paralyzed under her waist and got paralyzed by jumping of a diving board and getting hurt. I think the message in this story is ''trust people''. I hope you like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Prince Iggy and the Tower of Decisions (The Adventures of Prince Iggy) (Volume 2)
By Aldo Fynn
This book is about dealing with anxiety and self-esteem. There are a lot of mean of characters in this book and that made this book be rated only three stars. I think Iggy could have learned to handle his problems without a story filled with so much negativity. It also doesn't finish the story and it makes you wait for the next book.
The Ant and the Grasshopper: A Retelling of Aesop's Fable (My First Classic Story)
By Mark White
I read this book out loud on my front porch. I liked that I could reference ants and grasshoppers that might live in the field in the vacant lot across the street. The moral of this fable is that there's a time for work and a time for play. I thought this was perfect for young children who try to comprehend why their parents work so hard while the children spend all their time playing. Great classic story!









