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National Geographic Kids Why Not?: Over 1,111 Answers to Everything

National Geographic Kids Why Not?: Over 1,111 Answers to Everything

By Crispin Boyer

Why isn't the sky orange? Why haven't we colonized the ocean? These are some questions you might ask yourself. In Why Not?, you will find answers to many of your questions. You will also find questions you may never have thought of, like why don't we have whiskers. This book is great because you can learn many things by reading it. Why Not? is perfect for anyone who is curious.

The Empty Mirror

The Empty Mirror

By James Lincoln Collier

Nick has always been a troublesome boy. Growing up an orphan in his uncle Jack care in a small new England town wasn't easy everyone was a little scary all The too watchful one day while Nick is walking in the woods a neighbor think she sees him miles from where he actually is soon a series of events reinforcing Nicks hotheadeds reputation untold the incidents become increasingly serious until finally Nick is the scapegoat for a mush more sinister crime on that he wouldn't even think of committing as he uncovers history of the town's influenza epidemic and as there is a strange occurrence in the graveyard he begins to suspect something out of the ordinary and get some answers no could have. Name Linlen his written a haunting story of a boy and his reflecton and what happens when two souls want to inabit the same liveg body love love love love love love love love love love it 1000000/10 :-D :-D :-D ;-) ;-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) O:-) O:-) O:-) O:-) sorry so long but grant book thanks for reading 📚

The Monster at the End of This Book

The Monster at the End of This Book

By Jon Stone

I read it when I was very young and, I loved it! My dad said the book I'm writing was as funny as this!

The Guardian Herd: Starfire

The Guardian Herd: Starfire

By Jennifer Lynn Alvarez

5 stars--If I could summarize this book with one word, it would be "WOW". In all caps. I just can't get over how amazing this was. I laughed, cried, raged, had deep thoughts, throughout the story--my emotions were all over the place. In a GOOD way. I haven't read such great books in a long time, and diving into the lush world of The Guardian Herd felt like opening a Christmas present. The characters, the world building, the plot--all of it was beyond amazing. I will admit, some of it wasn't exactly the most original (the characters' names, for instance), but that didn't make the book any less awesome. I loved Star, the main character. He's a young pegasus who can't fly, who's bullied and taunted by the other pegasi in his herd. He's also the dreaded black foal--on his first birthday, he will become more powerful than any of them can imagine, and that power will be either good or bad. Star's herd-mates are scared that he'll turn out like Nightwing the Destroyer--a black foal who lived long ago, and who tried to destroy all the herds with his power. So Star's herd wants to execute him on his first birthday. Alvarez makes you feel like you're in the story, experiencing what the characters experience. I felt my heart pounding when Star was in danger, and bursting with happiness whenever something good happened to him. It was so fun to follow him on his journey--he has a caring and kind, yet complex personality that I loved. I could sympathize with almost all the characters, and put myself in their shoes (or I guess I should say hooves). I felt like there was more to every character, even the power-hungry, generic villain types like Rockwing. Another thing was that I haven't really seen many books at the library with pegasi in them--unicorns, sure. But pegasi? Not really. So this was a unique, intriguing read for me. Also, since I'd read the Riders of the Realm series by Alvarez beforehand (It's like a second arc to the Guardian Herd series, except it follows a different pegasus), I found it nice to meet a few familiar characters. So, I did love this book, and it has become one of my all-time favorites. The Guardian Herd is a series I hadn't heard of before it caught my eye at the library. And I feel like I have to put this last part in all caps: I NEED THE NEXT BOOK.

Paddington Helps Out

Paddington Helps Out

By Michael Bond

my brother LOVES this book SOOOO much!

Saving Shiloh

Saving Shiloh

By Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

I decided to read this book because it has a beagle name Shiloh in the story and I love dogs. Good for anyone beetween nine and thirteen years of age but especially recommended for dag lovers.

Ever After High: The Unfairest of Them All

Ever After High: The Unfairest of Them All

By Shannon Hale

The royals were angry because Raven Queen ripped her page off from the storybook of legends. The royals and rebels were having a food fight in the Castleteria, Apple White tried to stop them from fighting but someone threw food on to Apple White's face and the fight continued. Hunter Huntsman threw a soy turkey sausage patty over and it accidentally hit Ashlynn Ella on the face. The soy turkey sausage patty slide down Ashlynn Ella's face and Ashlynn Ella started to cry. Hunter quickly said sorry but Ashlynn ran out of the Castleteria and Hunter chased after her. The two of them left and the fight started back again.

Ever After High: Royals and Rebels

Ever After High: Royals and Rebels

By Parragon Books

I think I should win this book because I am very poor and have 1 book about Rover saves christmas.

A Shiloh Christmas (The Shiloh Quartet)

A Shiloh Christmas (The Shiloh Quartet)

By Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

Okay, so I know it’s not Christmas, but I read this book anyways. It’s about Marty and his dog, Shiloh. Shiloh came to Marty epwhen Judd Travers abused him. When everyone starts to accept Judd, a Fire starts and spreads. Almost everyone blames Judd, but Marty doesn’t believe them. As Christmas comes, Marty must step up to the plate and swing.

Junie B. Jones #28: Turkeys We Have Loved and Eaten (and Other Thankful Stuff) (Junie B. Jones, No. 28)

Junie B. Jones #28: Turkeys We Have Loved and Eaten (and Other Thankful Stuff) (Junie B. Jones, No. 28)

By Barbara Park

I look like junie B. becasue the hair. And the glasses. The world a better place when junie B. is around.

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