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Dear Justice League

Dear Justice League

By Michael Northrop

Did you know that super heroes are...NOT PERFECT?!?! That's right superheroes are not perfect! You'll see why as you dive or should I say fly into this wonderfully written and drawn comic book! Each Justice League member is puzzled as they each receive an email which they don't quite know the answer to. Bat Man is asked if he ever makes mistakes, Aquaman is asked if he smells like fish, Wonder Woman is asked about her childhood, Green Lantern is asked about fashion, Cyborg is challenged to an online game, Hawkgirl is asked about what she eats, and Flash is (almost!) made fun of. Each team member questions themselves as they go through another day of saving the world! This super (get it!) book walks you through the comical and truthful behind the scenes life and thoughts of a super hero and teaches us all an important lesson. Nobody's perfect, but as long as you're kind and work together, anything is possible!

The Empty Envelope (A to Z Mysteries)

The Empty Envelope (A to Z Mysteries)

By Ron Roy

Sid

Dink Duncan gets strange letters addressed to D. Duncan. Inside, the letters say: Dear Doris. His friends Josh and Ruth Rose find a secret code in the letters: Jenny hidden on fifth envelope. The trio discovered that "Jenny" is a $50,000 stamp, stolen from a New York resident. Doris Duncan is coming to retrieve her envelopes in 12 minutes. Ruth Rose comes up with a plan, but will it work? Read The Empty Envelope to find out!

The TV Kid (M Books)

The TV Kid (M Books)

By Betsy Byars

i recommend this book scary but funny

The Secret Keepers

The Secret Keepers

By Trenton Lee Stewart

that book looks so interesting and everybody is typing such good reviews and I kind of really want a spoiler . I know that you cant tell but I am talking really fast. O my gosh I just said o my gurd I am falling apart here people

Recipe for Trouble: The Cupcake Club

Recipe for Trouble: The Cupcake Club

By Sheryl Berk, Carrie Berk

This is an adventure so sweet you might need to go to the dentist after. Lexi Poole, member of PLC (Peace, Love and Cupcakes) comes back from a summer with her aunt in NYC. As school starts, her drama class decides to put on the production Romeo and Juliette. She gets the part of Juliette, even though she is shy, but the worst part is her all time crush got the part of Romeo!

Mastermind: Over 100 Games, Tests, and Puzzles to Unleash Your Inner Genius (National Geographic Kids)

Mastermind: Over 100 Games, Tests, and Puzzles to Unleash Your Inner Genius (National Geographic Kids)

By Stephanie Warren Drimmer, Julie K. Cohen

This book is totally amazing, it has lots of games and puzzles. And at the end of each chapter it gives you a quiz about the chapter you just read. Mazes and interesting facts are all involved in this book. Some of the tests and quizzes trick you like they don’t have a correct answer. You can also learn from this book. Well, this book is really basically teaching you lessons that you should know about a human’s body.

The Ghost Who Was Afraid of Halloween (Super WHY!)

The Ghost Who Was Afraid of Halloween (Super WHY!)

By Samantha Brooke

i love the books and cool and wow

A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses)

A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses)

By Sarah J. Maas

i think this was my favorite book in the series. i understand where he coming from, but that doesn't justify his actions, and i guess it was fate. i was honestly in love with rhys from the first time i saw him, and this book just made me so happy.

Toy Academy: Some Assembly Required (Toy Academy #1)

Toy Academy: Some Assembly Required (Toy Academy #1)

By Brian Lynch

I thought I would like the book because Brian Lynch is also a writer for the Minions and The Secret Life of Pets. I've seen the movies and thought a book by him would be as funny. While Grumbolt, a not so ordinary toy, has a rough start being tossed away and ends of going on an adventure where it meets some other toss away toys who are on their way to Toy Academy to find a kid to own it and love it, the book is full of laughs, but very predictable. It is a chapter book, but the chapters are short and have some good cliff hangers at the end to keep you reading. I read it in one day and decided not to add it to my library. Younger kids might like it.

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