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Captured
By Ashlyn R. Thomas
Callie Brown
In my personal opinion, on a scale of 1-5, I would rate this book as a 3. It's good, but it's not at the level it needs to be at. I think it was intended for young adults because of the time period, but the vocabulary is too "modern." This fictional story would have taken place around the 1600s. But the vocabulary would have been much different then, and the characters would have been talking like they were in a Shakesperean play, not a 21st century play. Frankly, kids probably younger around the age of 10 could read this book. But I think if this book were to be critiqued, it would get much better results. The title and the plot I would probably change, because of the fact that everyone wants to write fictional works about a prince and a princess, along with using a commonly used title, such as "Captured." But the creative writing is there, and if a writer can't write with creativity, then they probably won't go very far. Well done!
History for Kids: An Illustrated Biography of Elvis Presley for Children
By Charles River Editors
Its awsome . we love it. elvis is the greatest. good book.better than who was elvis.i love it. awsome. good book.
The Day the Women Got the Vote: A Photo History of the Women's Rights Movement
By George Sullivan
“Tuesday, November 2, 1920, was a day of triumph. For The first time in history, women across the united States were allowed to vote.” In the book, The Day The Women Got The Vote, the author illustrates the women’s struggle for equal rights in history by showing a significant amount of photos. With these photo, we get to understand the history of female heroes in the history who fought for liberty and helped alleviating the inequality against women. I found this book extremely inspiring and encouraging, because if it wasn’t for them, we wouldn’t have the liberty and rights we have today as a girl and a woman. Without them, the inequality problem could have been worse. Without them, we are not able to enjoy all aspect of life like the way we do today. I believe that if the whole society could work together to end the gender inequality and spread the idea of feminism, we can achieve the goal of creating the world where everybody can be what they want to be and do what they want to do. What I learned from this book is that the women’s rights movement is not about the individuals, it is about everyone, and it is important for us to step up and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves and get the rights we deserve as human. I highly recommend this book to those who believe in feminism and who are interested in the history of the women’s rights movement.
Einstein the Class Hamster (Einstein the Class Hamster Series)
By Janet Tashjian
This book is funny and what is cool about this book is that it gives you a fun fact in each chapter! :D