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The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise is maybe the best book I've ever read, and I am a VERY picky reader! Dan Geimenhart, the author, has writing that is so compelling! Every chapter leaves you crying out for more, and every plot twist (and believe me, there are a lot) has you slack-jawed. The author begins our story telling us about a girl and her father, the only remnants, however shattered, of a once whole family. After the mother and other two sisters died in a car crash, the father and daughter fled their home and started a new life on a renovated school bus. They have been living there for five years, and they are happy- or at least satisfied- with this lifestyle until the girl, Coyote, hears that a forest that holds a memory box of hers is being destroyed. She has to get to the forest and find the box before it is dug up and destroyed! Her father will absolutely, no way no how, take her there, though, so how will she get there? The answer is found with Salvador, Esperanza, Concepcion, Lester, Tammy, Ivan, and Gladys. I liked how there are many funny parts in the book and many heart-throbbing parts. I did not like how to book wasn't long enough- there was not a 'ten years later' section where we get to see all the characters again, doing well. Thank you Dan Geimenhart for writing this!

I am loving this book. Roald Dahl was a great man,and an amazing writer.You should read his other books,because they are great.I own most of his books, worth checking out totally.

Liberty Johansen is just trying to deal. Who knew that her parents would get divorced, her dad would get a new girlfriend, and no one at school would talk to her anymore? In between all this there is just one bright place. Liberty finds a meteorite! In spite of everything Liberty continues to believe through the tough times, and even though everything seems against her, fights her way to a happier ending. This book was amazing, and I don't see why more people haven't read it. I would encourage you to read it if you enjoy looking up at the sky, or just aren't having such a great time. Thanks for reading!

Learn all things smartphones, and more with this book. Did you know it would take you 10 YEARS to view all the photos out on Snapchat in 1 HOUR, Or that people who watch YouTube watch about 3.2 BILLION hours of videos each MONTH! I didn't know these things and I also learned some other things in this book. You should check it out some time of your interested in the the different stats and facts! Recommended to 12+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews

Mario cart 7 is a 9'00s game that most people find funner than Mario kart 8 people think of that game as what they think but what they think is true Mario kart 7 is what you picture in your mind the game has mii characters sport cars a game were kids can play a game that has car intertanment when kids play the game

Big Nate: The Crowd Goes Wild is a hilarious book about an eleven year old boy who has a fun time pranking his teachers, annoying his sister, and spilling the contents of his locker on his fellow students. It is a great book for all ages I loved it.

My favorite sport is soccer and I'm reading this book that's based on soccer it rely funniest.

Fablehaven: Rise of the Evening Star has just become the best book I have ever read! It starts off from the first book, when Kendra and Seth find themselves back at Fablehaven after some trouble in their world. At Fablehaven, three new people have been employed. However, a betrayal strikes and Fablehaven is in chaos again. My notes- if you liked the first book, this is one hundred times better! It is filled with suspense, action, mystery (lots and lots), and awesomely surprising surprises! In the second volume of an amazing series, nothing is as it seems! I couldn't put it down- I've read a lot of books but this has seriously awed me. My suggestion when reading this? No matter what, don't skip around, because you might see something that would ruin it for you.

When a homeless man meets 3 little children he teaches them how to survive by getting money and food. Soon he feels love for them and finally realizes something. I would recommend this book for ages 8+ Not bad book but needs some improvement for the pace.

This book surprised me from the very beginning! It was an excellent read, and - BONUS - it's a summer reading book! Fourteen-year-old Kendra feels abandoned when her parents leave her and eleven-year-old Seth at Grandpa and Grandma Sorenson's (who they BARELY KNOW) house while Mom and Dad go on a cruise. Mom and Dad say they won't enjoy it, but let's be honest kids, we all see through that lie. In the first couple of days there, several strange things happen. First of all, there are signs leading up to the entrance gate, the last one being the most disturbing: Certain Death Awaits. They aren't allowed to go into the woods or the barn. Dale, one his Grandpa Sorenson's few workers, leaves fresh milk in a bucket for butterflies. It turns out the playroom is only half of the attic! And what will they key-treasure-hunt lead to? When Seth gets bored and goes into the forest anyway, he discovers a witch living in a hut in the middle of nowhere. (Of course Kendra doesn't believe him-right?) When he goes back again he finds a giant hidden beautiful pond, with swans and the works! What was his Grandfather hiding? Kendra finally finds all the keys to open the mysterious journal...but it's blank? WHAT'S GOING ON? The only words are - DRINK THE MILK. Needing a guinea pig, Kendra retrieves Seth and tells him that the milk tastes amazing. Unless Seth's acting skills got a whole lot better without her knowing, this farm isn't what Grandpa says it is. Welcome to FABLEHAVEN! Land of fairies, witches, imps, naiads, trolls, and much much more! --BKS