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Lincoln's Little Girl, written by Fred Trump, is a good book and a true story. Grace Bedell, Lincoln's little girl, wrote him a famous letter telling him to "let his whiskers grow", right before the presidential election. Lincoln didn't have any girls, so he decided to listen to grace's advice, just as he would if he had a daughter, and grow a beard. She even got kissed by Lincoln himself when his train came through where she lived on his way to Washington D.C. right after the election. But what happened to 11 year-old Grace after that? She grew up, got married, and had a long life. But what happened during her life? Read the book to find out. I recommend if you like history to read this book. It is a little harder to process and read, so I think ages 11- adults would enjoy this historical book.

OMG!!!!! This series is so good! I'm finishing up Cress book 3) and can't wait to start Fairest!!!!

I gave this book 5 out of 5 stars. This book is SO funny. I know it will make you laugh and keep you interested the entire time. Robert Munsch also makes the characteristics look realistic. You can buy this book anywhere! You can buy it online or even a local store. If you want to laugh so hard that you might cry, this book is for you!

I Survived the Nazi Invasion,1944. Shows 2 young kids,Max and Zena. Who struggle to survive during an invasion by the Nazis . They don't have their dad so it is harder of a challenge. If you like learning facts about world war,or want to learn how they survived this is the book for you.

I own this book and I just wanted to say this book is so good and if you stop reading this book in between then you will miss everything good in the book. I recommend this book for people who like princesses!!!!!

My favorite sport is volleyball. I love volleyball. I play for my school and I am so popular about it. Every time I have an assembly at school they show who the football players, cheerleaders and the volleyball players and when I get shown it´s like I just won a big prize or something because everyone cheers for me and support me and I be like wow and also my boyfriend knows I am a great cheerleader because he wants to play football next year I was like yeah and I said I was going to support and good luck on his tryouts.

Folan the wolf is awesome! He is a gnaw wolf who earned a spot in the watch of the ring of sacred volcanos! YAY FOLAN!!!!

I rate this book a 4 star because it is a historical fiction and if you want to learn about how this kid was in a 8 month rescue training. I didn't make a connection because I really never been on a ship I just really been on a boat. A summary is that while Daniel is on the ship he heard a boom which he found was a ship's canon. They decide to stay in the ship for its safety. They stay there for a while and they finally leave and they get back to land which where they are safe now.

The Seven Dwarves saw things much differently than Ms. Snow White!

"The Boy on the Wooden Box" is a wonderful book that I highly recommend. I seriously read it in one day and I still had time to start a new book. It was THAT GOOD! "The Boy on the Wooden Box" is a true story of Leon Leyson who was one of the youngest people to be put on Schindler's list. Leon tells his horrible beyond belief war stories. When a Polish & Jewish boy named Leon was about 8 there were signs of a war to come. When he was about 10 the war began. It started as "Jews can't do this and Jews can't do that" but nothing too extreme. Then the Germans then started banning Jews from schools. The Nazis try to make their lives harder by forbidding them from sitting on park benches well parks in general. These Germans make them wear stars on their sleeves to identify who they are. But since Leon is younger than 12 he doesn't need to wear a star. His friends stopped acknowledging him because he is a Jew. Oskar Schindler the Nazi gives Leon's father a job and things finally look hopeful. But when the Leyson family were evicted and sent to a Jewish Ghetto in Kraków, Poland everything dramatically changes. But things turn up for a while when Schindler gives work to Leon, his brother David, and his mother. Leon's family struggles to find work and are faced with starvation. As a growing boy he rummages through garbage cans to find at least a potato peel. He changes Ghettos and goes to a concentration camp but ultimately has kind Schindler to watch out for him and anyone else that works for him. This is an amazing book I did not want to put down. "The Boy on the Wooden Box" really shows the horrors of WWII and makes you feel so grateful for all you have been given and how lucky you are to have a roof over your head, warm food to eat, and clothes to wear. A fantastic read!