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The Land of Stories: An Author's Odyssey
By Chris Colfer
Chris Colfer's 5th addition in his magical series is my favorite one yet. Filled with laughs and thrills it will keep you reading past your bedtime. I personally love The Land of Stories: An Author's Odyssey because it provides a glimpse into a kids (Connor) imagination and I think others will to. I recommend this book because it's such an enjoyable read and is an awesome continuation of the series and battle between the evil villains and Connor and his friends. The message I got from this book is think outside the box and have hope.Some people wouldn't enjoy the take on travelling into Connor's stories and "reading" about them but I thought Colfer used a unique writing style which made the story really fun to read. I recommend this book for ages 9+ and give it 5/5 stars. Happy readings! bean_boy12
Time Jumpers (Five Kingdoms)
By Brandon Mull
I finished this book, and as far as Brandon Mull books go, Time Jumpers was great, with even more adventures and thrills Mull's last instalment in the series will not leave you disappointed. Hopeful and brave as ever. This book covers the adventures of Cole Randolph and his group of "rebels" (like all the other "The Five Kingdom" books), but what's special about this one is that Cole has a chance to go home, something unheard of. With a new hope he ventures on to stop the all powerful torivor Nazeem, who could end "The Five Kingdoms" as we know it. This story (in my opinion) is a story about hope, bravery, and standing up in what you believe in, something that Cole and his friends openly show. With more death-defying missions, and new characters this is a must read for fantasy lovers. My favorite "The Five Kingdoms" book and Brandon Mull novel this will keep you reading past your bed time! I suggest this read for ages 9+, and everyone who loves adventure and Brandon Mull novels. Will Cole get home...? Read on to find out! Happy readings! bean_boy12
Sideways Stories from Wayside School
By Louis Sachar
I love this book, I also love funny stories and Wayside Stories is all about funny. I would totally recommend this book for other people who are sad and down this book will cheer you up in an instant. This book is about a school that was sopost to be built one story and thirty class rooms but, the builder build it wrong he put thirty stories and one class room one on each story. There is no 19th story Mrs. Zarves teaches on the 19th story. See how funny it is, and now you can see how it will cheer you up in an instant.
Journey Across the Hidden Islands
By Sarah Beth Durst
Journey across the hidden islands, is a book packed with action. It is a book that is about sibling relationships.
Sophie Quire and the Last Storyguard
By Jonathan Auxier
This was a good book, action-packed and thrilling, and seemed very interesting. I recommend this to people who like fantasy and adventure. The reason I gave the book 3/5 stars is because it had a fairytale-style demeanor, and the ending was a little “happily ever after”. Still, I liked the storyline because it was engaging.
Pandora the Curious (Goddess Girls)
By Joan Holub, Suzanne Williams
One of the few mortals at Mount Olympus Academy, Pandora is famous for her mega quizzical nature—not that she thinks there’s anything wrong with being curious, of course! Her curiosity kicks into high gear when a godboy named Epimetheus brings a mysterious box to school. Epimetheus is the nephew of an MOA teacher in whose class Pandora once opened another box that sent a few weather disasters to earth. Still, Pandora can’t help but take a peek inside this new box when it unexpectedly lands in her lap. What could be the harm in that, right? Little does she know that opening the box will open up far more trouble than she ever expected!
Space Battle Lunchtime Volume 2: A Recipe for Disaster
By Natalie Riess
i really like how natalie riess made this book go out of this world like littarley and at first it was just earth then there was like a whole nother world and i was just takeing a peek then well i read the intire book
Kristy and the Baby Parade (Baby-Sitters Club #45)
By Ann M. Martin
When Kristy learns about the baby parade that is going on in Stoneybrook, she can't stop thinking about all the cute babies she knows like Squirt, Lucy, and Emily Michelle. Then an idea hits her.... She would enter all the babies she knows and go in the parade with them! What a great idea, or so she thought. The BSC girls decide to go with the nursery rhyme, The Old Woman Who Lived in A Shoe as their float. But it doesn't turn out well. The float looks like an orange blob, the babies won't stop crying, and worst of all, the BSC girls are fighting. I suggest this book because it teaches friendship, teamwork, and respect of others' opinions but in a fun, exciting, realistic way. I suggest it for people who like babysitting and friendship. Happy Reading!
The Baby-Sitters Club #20: Kristy and the Walking Disaster
By Ann M. Martin
Kristy loves softball, so she decides to start a softball team. But she decides to pick kids that are too scared to go into the Little League or are too little. Kristy decides to name it Kristy's Krushers. But just as things are going pretty well, Jackie Rodowsky, an accident-prone kid, starts messing up things (not on purpose.) And worst of all, a team called Bart's Bashers want to compete with Kristy's Krushers. And, as if things could not be worse, Kristy has a crush with a capital C on the Basher's coach, Bart. I suggest this if you like sports, babysitting, slight romance, and friendship!









