Kids Books - Trending Books
Adventure According to Humphrey
By Betty G. Birney
humphrey learns that you can have fun but to be careful. the kids always learn a life lesson in these awesome, amazing, and wonderful books. you can enjoy all of them too.
Dory Fantasmagory: The Real True Friend
By Abby Hanlon
I love Dory books. This one is my favorite , so far. I's super funny. It's about Dory trying to make a "real friend " at school. not a monster. Mary is still in it, and so is Mr.Nuggy. And of course, Mrs. Gobble Gracker.
Inside Out Driven by Emotions
By Elise Allen, Disney Book Group
I brought this book with me on one of my last vacations. It's really neat. Each emotion tells their own version of Inside Out. My favorite story was Disgust's version where she talks about Riley's social life. Disgust may be sassy, but we see a soft side to her.
The 13-Storey Treehouse (The Treehouse Books)
By Andy Griffiths
anonymous
This book is so fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Billy Sure Kid Entrepreneur
By Luke Sharpe
This book is a great book! My favorite part was when Manny (Billy the main characters best friend) told Billy that he was actually the one that made the blue prints. What I mean by this is that in the book, one of Billy’s inventions was the All Ball that can almost transform into any type of sports ball. When one night Billy fell asleep, the next morning there was a set of blue prints of the All Ball. Of course Billy did not know who made the blue prints. When Billy and Manny were making another invention, they put an alarm so the person that made the blue print can trip over a wire and then the alarm will shout. When Billy went to bed, in the middle of the night the alarm shouted. There was a set of blue prints of the Sibling Silencer on the desk. When Billy looked in the room there was nobody but Philo and himself. Philo was in the middle of the room awake. The next morning Manny told Billy that he did it himself. Manny had set a camera (Manny was also there) while Billy was concentrating on putting the alarm in.
It's Not the End of the World
By Judy Blume
Karen is an ordinary girl who's parents are going through a very hard time. They always have arguments over small things like pie. They are never satisfied with each other, so they divorced. Karen is sad and tries all her best to try to get them back together, but nothing seems to work. In the end of the book, Karen realizes that life is unfair and you don't always get what you want. She actually got over it that her parents were divorced. I think this book was very sad and touching, but altogether, I would recommend it!
The Butterfly Lion
By michael morpugo
One of my kids in England read this and she couldn't stop talking about it! Michael Morpurgo is an author that uses imagery very powerfully. If you like stories that are to do with flashback, the past, memories etc. Read Michael Morpurgo!
Louisa: The Life of Louisa May Alcott
By Yona Zeldis McDonough
G
To be honest, I like the lives of Meg Jo Beth and Amy a lot better that the lives of Anna Lousia Lizzie and May.
Lily + the Imaginary Zoo
By Seneca Clark, Sandy Giardi
I like books that you can really visit the places they talk about and some of the statues are real and you can see them just like lily and her mom did.This book is neat because it makes you feel like you are really seeing the animals.









