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Brooding YA Hero: Becoming a Main Character (Almost) as Awesome as Me
By Carrie DiRisio, Broody McHottiepants
Ok so I have to say that this book made me laugh so hard. I do not know about you but I love it when people point out how people use stereotypes and then completely change them so people see other people in a totally different way. Broody McHottiepants ( and Carrie DiRisio ) do exactly that. Broody takes you through the journey of what it takes to become a real awesome main character. Full of humor but also some really good writing knowledge you are going to be sure to become a main character because you already are an awesome one.
Nicki (American Girl)
By Ann Howard Creel
Nicki is about a girl named Nicki who can't say no. When Nicki learns that her mother is pregnant with twins, she is really excited but that means she would have to take care of a service dog that was coming in a few days. That meant a lot of things would be different. She can't go skiing that often. She will have to take care of the service dog until it was time for him to take a test to see if he could be a service dog. But she also has joined a decorating committee with 2 rich kids, Heather and Kris for the end of the year gala. By the time Sprocket was mature, Nicki and Sprocket were invited to a party hosted by Heather. Will Nicki be able to say no if something bad happens to Sprocket or will she never say no? Read Nicki by Ann Howard Creel.
A Smart Girl's Guide to Staying Home Alone (American Girl)
By Dottie Raymer
I could have used this when I was nine or ten years old and staying home alone for the first time.(Like half an hour to an hour).Now I don't need it much anymore because I can stay home alone anytime and I won't mind because i've done it so many times and used to it.This book is great though, for girls who aren't used to being home alone or have never done it before.In fact, you can stay occupied by reading this book while your parents are gone!
Nothing's Fair in Fifth Grade
By Barthe DeClements
I liked this book because it was very interesting so many things were going on the author did a wonderful job on making it work. Another wonderful thing about this book is that one of the not most important characters's in the book. In conclusion, I recommend this for everyone
The Lost Children
By Carolyn Cohagan
It's a little spooky but if you remember things from the beginning you'll love it! It has a lot of information so make sure to read it all!
Word After Word After Word
By Patricia MacLachlan
Word After Word After Word is a touching book about a group of kids who are going through hardships and problems. For example, one of the main character's family is recovering from a divorce. In the story, an author visits a fourth-grade classroom and teaches the students about poetry and life lessons. I give this book a four star rating because it teaches important morals and the importance of being close to family.
The Girl Who Was on Fire: Your Favorite Authors on Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games Trilogy
By Leah Wilson
I just found this book in the library and i read it. It's about these other authors and their thoughts about the hunger game books. I say it's an okay book because it gives the authors opinions on the book, but it is sort of boring to me.









