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I love this series. All of these books involve law, and if you don't really like law, these are books to handle with. Theodore Boone goes through, murder, himself being accused, an abduction, and a severe fight. Find yourself reading this book and it'll feel like you have no gravity, 'cause you can't put the book down!!!

Oh really. I'm still reading this book. It's really good.

This is a great book!It is about a 10-year-old girl named Chrissa Maxwell.She and her family move in with her grandma because their grandfather died and they don't want her to be lonely.When she goes to school with her brother Tyler, who is in fifth grade (She's in fourth) they go on the bus.When they get off Chrissa tries to be nice to the girls but they end up blowing her off.In class she is put at their table and they bully her.It's almost valentine's day and on valentine's day they steal all of her valentines.Then later, one of the girls, Sonali, comes and drops them off because her mom makes her.The mean bees also bully a girl names Gwen.Gwen turns out to be homeless youfind out.Later she gets a home.Chrissa tries to befriend her, but she is embarrassed she doesn't have a home so turns Chrissa down.Chrissa comes home saying she can't make any new friends while Tyler has a bunch.Later, when in the bathroom, Gwen wants bangs and asks Chrissa to cut her hair.She is reluctant at first, but then she begins.Then the mean Bees come in and then the leader of the group purposely messes up her hair.They all get into big trouble and Gwen thinks it's her (Chrissa's fault).They all go to the principal's office.The mean bees try to lie.At the end of the story Sonali,Chrissa, and Gwen become friends.I actually really enjoyed the story.This review may be a little confusing....:)There is a second book to the Chrissa books I think.

i want to read this book because i am a true directioner n well ik now like a thousand facts about them but thier is some idk about n so i guess thier in this wonderful book:)

You will hate what Malchik hates and love what he loves. Your heart will be with him, ALWAYS, from mournful beginning to an ending that I (personally) grieve over. You will Feel the book. There is some language throughout this story, not too strong, but probably not for ages 9 or under.

it looked intreasting and then i read the first chapter and i got pulled in to it its one of the best book ive read in a long time i never read any mystery books at all now it i want to read more mystery books

Egbert is 13 years old, and lives on Deadweather Island, where the weather is always bad on his family's ugly fruit plantation. When his father puts together a crew on short notice, they are off to Sunrise, where the weather is perfect. Then they meet a man named Roger Pembroke, who invites them over to have dinner. Egbert, who's new nickname is Egg, falls in love with Pembroke's daughter; Millicent, and after Pembroke puts Egg's family on a hot-air balloon, they never return. Egg lives with the Pembrokes for three weeks, then on a journey up the side of the mountain with a man named Birch; Egg loses Pembroke's trust. In a thrilling tale of pirates, treasure, friendship and hiding, Geoff Rodkey delights readers with boatloads of action and a lot of not knowing who to trust. Will Pembroke find the treasure that he long has looked for, or will Egg find it first? What I thought about it: Deadweather And Sunrise was a fantastical read. The cover captured my attention and lured me in, for which I am very glad. Geoff Rodkey writes with such description, and sells you from the first few chapters. His imagination is wild and his touch of love is captivating. There are lots of emotions in this story: love, fear, hate, and many others. I could not put it down. The action in this book was enthralling, and made you wonder what would happen next. Deadweather And Sunrise is a must read for fan of pirates, action and suspense.

i love one direction like SOOOO uch harry styles is MINE

I loved the book. In it, Cecile is at home hoping time will pass quicker so that her brother Armand will come home from France quicker. Then, she meets Marie-Grace, an American girl [Cecile and her family were free people of color]. The two share an unforgettable adventure. I couldn't put this book down while I was reading it.