Kids Books - Trending Books

i love this book is so intreting

i love dork diaries i love the author of these books my person in this story is Nikki maxwell who reads these books?

I really think you guys should read this book it is amazing

I loved this book because it is a great book in which readers are tranported into the minds of 8 young girls who are dealing/struggling with their obstacles in their own lives. “I devoured THE LIST—it's funny, heartbreaking, suspenseful and wise. It definitely makes my list as one of the best books I've read all year.” —SARA SHEPPARD, PRETTY LITTLE LIARS

this is a really good book, made me emotional at times and really happy too :)

i love this book it is sooooo funny. I just read it yestrday on OverDrive

Do not recommend! I read once in a class reading group and we had to pick another because it was very uneventful. Do not recommend!

There once was a little girl who wanted to be big. Her dad told her that to be big she had to think big. So she did and she grew taller than the tallest buildings, larger than the largest mountains, and big enough to reach the farthest planets. But being the biggest person in the universe also makes it hard to go home. What's the biggest girl in the world to do when she's grown up a little too fast?

This book is great. Jarra isn't perfect; the reason that she signs up for a class with Norms is so that she can get some revenge on them for looking down on the Handicapped, and thus, on her. However, she's not so flawed that she's unlikable. Indeed, she's just flawed enough that we can relate with her anger and frustration, but not flawed enough that we dislike her. The world is an interesting one, but, unusually nowadays, not a dystopic one. I like dystopias, but it's refreshing to see a world where the main social conflict is on a personal level instead of being institutionalized. In fact, the government in this book is competent and compassionate, two things sorely missing from most governments in both the real world and in fictional worlds. Individual prejudices still play a part, but at least the government treats the Handicapped well.

A stray dog finds an Afghan boy and helps him and his mom make it to the European border this helps them get away from the fighting and the darkness. Little did they now that they would not keep "asylum" for long. They get put in a detention center and have to stay there before they get deported. Will the protest save them? Will they have to go back to Afghanistan or will they stay?