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This book is absolutely hilarious! It is full of great jokes and riddles for kids, teens and adults of all ages. You definitely should have this at parties!

Celia Lovejoy is a curious girl; brave, smart, kind and loyal to her family. Her parents own Lovejoy World, a creative childrens' toys industry. One day, when Celia's grandmother comes to live with her and her family, Celia is delighted to hear the fascinating stories that her grandmother has to tell. She tells of the fairies that live in the woods, opening Celia's mind to the magic and hidden intertwined roots of the enchanting beings that live and play around her all the time. When a mean lady named Vicky McKlutchy tries to get Celia's family to give her LoveJoy World in enchange for not tearing their house down, Celia must find a way to team up with the fairies to save her family and the folk of the forest! This is a magical book and I really enjoyed reading it :)

The third novel in the NERDS series is my favorite one! A super spy named Matilda Choi is acting like a cheerleader (a person that she hates being) and finding the one bad apple in the bunch; a former team member. But who could it be? Can it possibly be Tiffany, who is very agile; something that could be taught to a spy? Or Lily, an only child, just like the bad guy that Matilda is after? How can she possibly find the villain? Maybe it is time to call a very specific person. But can she really trust Heathcliff Hodges, a traitor to the NERDS?

This is an adorable graphic novel about a little girl who's drawings come to life and swirl around her. It is beautifuly drawn and the story is very sweet and magical. I really enjoyed reading it and would recommend it to anyone :)

The Moorchild by Eloise Mcgraw is a captivating story of a girl, half human and half fairy-folk who is put into a family in place of their own daughter. This books tells of Saaski's journey and her adventures as she struggles to find who she is and live among the villages who taunt, tease and are scared of her beacause she is different. The only comfort Saaski finds is playing odd tunes on her bagpipes in the moor. As Saaski grows older, the past and memories of the flok start to drift back into her mind, like dandelion flyaways, and she begins to wonder about where she came from and who she really is... This is such an amazing story filled with friendship, magic, courage, mystery and enchantment. I loved reading it and definitely recommend it to others!

I completly agree with Mrs. Jagielski's comment on the book. A very emotional book. I cried a few times, like when he jumped out of the car to get Bandit, when the flood started, when Bandit almost died of heatstroke, and when Bandit got shot. But it is still an awesome book and i think that everyone should read it. BTW I love dogs thats why I cried a lot for Bandit :'(

this is a very ggod movie even though I never read the book my fav. part was when light came in the place and everyone ran away!!!!! It's so funny and soooooo cool and has action!! at first it looked waaaaaaayyyyyy stupid then when i saw the movie it was very good!! But I didn't like the blind mouse that much because his eyes were scary!! And when that mouse went to the dungon that was super creepy kind of..

This book begins the epic Wingfeather Saga (my username? get it? i'm so obsessed!). The three Igiby children's lives were fairly quiet, until their dog got in a fight with one of the evil Fangs in town. Their lives are totally changed and they begin to find out the truth about themselves. This book isn't as tense as the rest of the series, but provides a wonderful introduction to the world of Aeirweir. Sadly, this book doesn't get a lot of attention, even though it's sooooooo good. Beware the toothy cows! (totally serious.)

River Secrets is about Razo, the funny first guy who also tended animals with Enna and Isi. The third book to the Bayern series, Hales books just keep getting better and better. While I liked the other two books about the girls, I liked how this one was was told from the perspective of a boy and I really liked how this was a murder mystery also(hint, hint!!!)

This is a good book that tells lots of facts about the sun. It mentions lots of things and says everything in a way that allures readers and makes them feel like the sun is a person who is talking to you in a friendly way. It puts a lot of effort to make stars or the Sun appear human, but Stacy McAnutly has absolutely nailed it.