by Becky Gold
Scientist Charles Edwards devloped a machine with two videos cameras to films a tornado.other intrument measures wind speed, temperture, and air pressure. He calls his machine the 'dillo-cam' because it looks like an armadillo. In 1997, the Dillo-cam was successfully placed in the path of the tornado.
Jahir, Grade 8
Sharks and Other Sea Creatures
by Leighton Taylor
The book is about sea creatres such as fish that live in the depths of the ocean. It also about the sharks and how they relate to the other fish, how they mate and how you can tell the differences between a male and a female shark. There are different types of eggs and it tells you if they give birth to live young or not. Also it tells about many different ways to help sharks and help to protect them. You can get bitten because sharks are just either hungry or they are mistaken you for something you are not. Because you are in their environment. If you get bitten for being in there environment than maybe you should't be in their water.
Amanda, Grade 8
The Tower
by Richard Paul Evans
The Tower is a book about how a young man desires to be great. He believes he will achieve this goal when everyone the village looks up to him. So he constructs a wooden tower that reaches to the clouds, but then he becomes lonely.
One day a passing bird tells him he knows of a women that is greater than he.So he descends from his tower to find this poor woman feeding a flock of birds. She shares with him wisdom "that to be great is not to be higher than another but to lift another one higher." Only when he finds a child sitting in a tree alone apart from the other younger men saying I wish to be like the men that sits in the tower high above the clouds.
The moral of this story is that anyone can be great by helping others and to help some one else and not to be selfish and study about yourself.
I lke this book because it teaches a lesson and it shows how you can have humility yourself and others.
Jessica, Grade 8
Stories of Respect
by Henry and Melissa Billings
The first story is about a man name Djuha. He is going to party to spend time with his friend and talk about what happened through the week, like the good things and bad things and other stuff like that. When he got there the lady said, "Go home to change into something that do not make you look like a nomal person. Leave and come right back." When he came back his clothing made him look rich so she let him in and then he said, "They respect my clothing better than they respect me".
Tyree, Grade 8
Kidnapped
by Robert Louis Stevenson
This book is about a kid named David.His father is dead and his
mom is always gone.After his father died he has go give this guy this
note.When he gets to the guy's house, the guy tells David that he is his
uncle. And he talks to the guy and wonder how could this be. Is this
really his uncle? The next morning somebody comes to the door and hands
David a letter to hand to his supposed uncle.
James, Grade 8
The Magic Treehouse Series: The Amazing Amazon
by Mary Pope Osborne
This book was about a girl (Annie) a boy (Jack). A 7 year old and an 8 year old have to save the day by getting the special prize that Morgan Le Fay (a librarian that travels through time to get books) tries to get them to get to free her. They have to go to the amazon to find a fruit that is special. That is how they free morgan le fay.
Brandon, Grade 8
Chocolate Fever
by Robert Kimmel Smith
Well there was a boy name Henry Green.He was a boy that loves eating chocolate, like chocolate cakes, chocolate cookies, chocolate kisses and even chocolate ice cream. He loves eating chocolate everyday. When he got ready for school, his mom told him to get some kisses to take to school, because he might get hungry in the class. When he got to school, and sat at his desk, his teacher told them to get paper and pencil, because they have to copy something off the board. Henry Green had looked down his arm and saw big brown spots all over his arms, his teacher saw him looking down at his arm. Henry had had spots all over him, his teacher had called Mr.Pangalos to come to the class to see him. Mr.Pangalos said what are these brown spots all over you. Mr.Pangalos said there is only one person that knows what it could be. So they took him to the nurse. The nurse said they are just freckles, then Henry and the nurse heard a popping sound. They thought it was some else that was making popping sound. They took him to the doctor to see if he could help but he couldn't help him either. You will hear the rest if you read chocolate fever.
Brittany, Grade 8
Sea Monsters Don't Ride Motorcycles
by Debbie Dadey and Marcia Thornton Jones
Chapter 1 talks about the Sheldon City Raceway. Eddie's grandmother took Eddie and his friends to the motocycle race. Eddie saw a beautiful green motorcycle and he saw a name on it - it was called The Monster! He said it was the coolest motocycle ever. Chapter 2 talks about The Monster - it was really fast and it wins. The winner was a woman name Jessie Macfarland who was Nessie Macfarland's cousin. Chapter 5 talks about the tattoo that she has. Chapter eight talks about that she wants to make a hotel if she wins but Eddie does not like that idea because if she makes it Eddie's grandmother will move from Bailey City. In Chapter 11 the kids try to make Eddie's grandmother change her mind to moving from Bailey City. In chapter 12 there is a new motorcycle and it wins and it was Eddie's grandmother. "I didn't know my grandmother could do that Eddie said! And lastly, Jessie decided to search for her cousin. That is the end of my review.
Neisha, Grade 8
Goosebumps: The Haunted Mask II
by R. L. Stine
This book is about a boy and his friend. The boy is trying to find the scariest halloween mask on the street.He sees a store that has it. The only thing is it looks real. The boy steals it from the store and puts it on only to find that the mask won't come off.
Brandon, Grade 8
Johnny Appleseed
by Reeve Lindbergh
Johnny Appleseed was a real person, although many of the tales told about him are probably not true. People have been telling Johnny Appleseed stories for almost two hundred years,so it is sometimes hard to separate the real history of his life from the legends. His name was john chapman,and he was born in 1774 in Leominster, Massachusetts, the son of Nathaniel Chapman, a farmer and carpenter who fought in the american revolution army.
Kendall, Grade 8
Treasure Island
by Robert Louis Stevenson
Pirates buried the gold long ago.Then they made a map. Jim Hawkins found it and was sorry because the map led to deadly trouble on Teasure Island! Bullseye Step into Classics are full of excitement yet easy to read. They're adapted from some of the best books ever written.This book is very good.This is for children to read. Parents should read this book to their children.
Michael, Grade 8
Franklin's Halloween
by Paulette Bourgeois
The book I read today is about Franklin the Turtle's Halloween. This is about the greatest book I've read so far. The best part about this book is that at the end they throw a Halloween party, and at the end of the book every body had a full bag of candy. I would strongly recommend this book to my other peers to read.
Christian, Grade 8
The Day Papa Came Home
by Barbara Justus Caroline
This book is about a family that lived in ina small village in San Martin Alto in the mountains of Ecuador. The famliy worked hard and shared everything together like, food , fun and there days adventure with each other. This book teaches me show responsibility and respect for my family , grown ups and my peers. You never know who will help you life.
Mathilde, Grade 8
Stories of Peacefulness
It is about two Iroquoi indians that had an argument,and their mom told them to take three sticks to the montain and sit them so they will stand up, and go back in one month to see how the sticks fell. When they got there, the sticks were rotten and deterioated. The children forgot why they were mad in the first place, this is a story about peace.
Anthony, Grade 8
Quackers, The Troublesome Duck
by Leslie Ellen
This book is about 2 good friends and a troublesome duck.The kids are Jody Martin and Ben Stubbs Which take care of The main character in this story is basically "Quackers."This story talk about how to help "Quackers,The troublesome duck"because it is always getting itself into trouble the story takes play in modern time and the setting is taken place at a school.There is the teacher Mrs.Ramos and the kids in Jody and Ben's class and the way they can solve Quacker's Problem is that Quacker thinks that Ben and Jody is her mom.So after the principal hears that he throws Quacker into a small room.Also Quacker can't stand being in a small so he pulls a power plug and there is a big fire. The bell rings and the firemen come and save the day,the principal realizes that Quackers has found his true home and talk about how they can raise more baby ducks next spring.
Peter, Grade 6
Forests, Grasslands, Deserts
by Lisa Trumbauer
Grass can grow everday in the sun. Some lions live in Africa. Lions are big and hairy.Their long hair keeps them from getting too hot. This is a good book and tells all about the animals that live in the grasslands.
Qortez, Grade 7
One Nation September 11th 2001
by Mayor Rudolph .W .Giuliani
This book is about September 11th.The day that many people in our nation died.That day was very upsetting day for many people. This book has given me all the details on what really happened that day in our history.This book was really sad and was very emotional for me to read but this book did give me the details i needed to know about September 11th of 2001.
Kara, Grade 8
Young Georaphers
by Marcia S. Freeman
Young geographers use globes to help them learn about the earth and the location of things.They also use maps for trips, they use these maps as symbols of standard places. Many of them learn to reconise land marks,some of the landmarks are made by nature. i would recommend this book for the use of geography.
Orphee, Grade 7
The Rip-Offs
by Tana Reiff
First, a woman named Wendy Kim enjoyed her job at the Big Mart store. She was from South Korea. She lived there with her parents three years ago. To her Big Mart is like a new world.The rows and rows of brand-new things like the computers, cash registers--everything was still like magic to Wendy. She worked in the clothes department. She took new clothes out of boxes.
Next, a woman named Paulette was walking toward Wendy and she was carrying her handbag over her arm. Wendy saw Paulette stuff a blouse into her handbag. When Wendy told Paulette that she saw what she did Paulette said,"Let me tell you something, sometimes you are like a little child. You always do right. And thats great. But the fact of the matter is, everybody takes something from the store now and then. So I'm not so wrong. You know Scott up at the service desk? He takes home paper and paper clips and other office stuff."
Last, Wendy said nothing to anyone about Paulette. But the matter stayed on her mind. Then one day she was on break in the lunch room with Tina. Tina worked at the check out. She ran a cash register. She and Scott went out with each other. Tina told Wendy that she bought scott a gold ring.Tina also told Wendy that she gets paid more money than her because she work up front on the cash register. Tina told Wendy that she takes money from the cash register. Tina says that because when the count comes up too high that is what makes things come out even.
Conclusion, When you steal from people, nothing good can come from it. So the moral of this story should be "stealing is bad."
Keisha, Grade 8
The Honest To Goodness Truth
by Patrica McKissack
This story is mainly about Libby telling a lie, another things is that the book is about telling you to tell the honest goodness, and another reason is never tell a lie because you will pay.
A lesson I learned from this book is to tell the truth all the time because if you are never get away with telling a lie.
I have been in Libby's situation before, when I told someone that did not do there homework and they did not like me the rest of the year.
I recommend the truth because it is the better thing to tell and if you tell a lie you are most likely going to get in trouble.
I recommend that the illustrator draws better in his next book because the pictures were pretty ugly, and he does not draw the pictures in chalk.
Stephen, Grade 4
The Honest To Goodness Truth
by Patricia C. McKissack
I like this book because when Libby had "said" sorry to all the people that she had been mean to. The reason Libby said sorry is because she had hurt 3 people.
In this book of the month I learned that never to lie to my Mom because I might get in trouble and if I had told the truth I want have to remember what I said.
I could put myself in Libby's place because I have lied to my Mom and I have hurt my friends’ feelings too.
Yes, I recommend the truth because I have heard many people tell the truth and many people tell a lie!
I recommend this book because I would like for kids to read it over and over again to learn how to read more.
Kan'Trece, Grade 4
The Honest To Goodness Truth
by Patricia McKissack
The story is about a girl named Libby who told a lie to her Mother. Her Mother made her tell the truth. The story also is about when Libby told the truth about her friends but it hurt their feelings so they didn't want to be her friend.
I learned a lesson from the story. Also I lied to my Mother so I learned not to lie. I also learned that the truth will set you free. I learned not to lie to your mother when she asks you did you do something. I also learned to always tell the truth.
I have been in a bad situation like Libby because I lied to my Mother. The lie just slipped out like warm butter. My Mom was upset.
I recommend the truth, because if you don't tell the truth you will get in trouble. The truth will get you everywhere. If you tell a lie you might have to do chores.
I recommend a person that lies read this book, because he can learn a lesson. Lying is not good.
Keyanna, Grade 4
Play with "i" and "g" by Jane Belk Moncure
This book is about using the letters I and G in the alphabet. Two friends play and have fun with the alphabet, they begin to name things that begin with the letter "g" like: gorilla, girl, and guitar. When using the letter "i" they talk about dancing and she's putting a wig on a whale and she also puts a wig on her friends head. This book is good to learn how to use letters in the front and in the middle of a word. I enjoyed reading this book.
Pajteasa, Grade 8
Clifford’s First Day of School by Norman Bridwell
Clifford’s first day of school is about a girl that takes her dog to school and started talking about the first time she brought him to school. The first time she brought him to school, Clifford did a work of art, and after that, they washed him because he got dirty. Then he fell in the water, then he got curious about the bag of flour. Clifford tipped the flour over and made a big mess. After, that he went outside to play, He begin by climbing on the slide and Clifford went down it by himself. Then he hit into a sand castle and knocked it down. Then the girl and the dog helped put the castle back together. Clifford really enjoyed his first day of school.
Jeffery, Grade 8
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien
This book is full of excitement between the characters' descriptions and the adventurous tales that the hobbits and the others do to fulfill their tasks. The Two Towers is a very long but exciting book. The characters get separated and the story follows every characters' footsteps, such as the battle with Legolas, Aragon, and Gimli. Other tales are the destruction of the ring with Frodo. I hope that every child will eventually read this book in his or her lifetime.
Cory, Grade 9
The Enormous Egg by Oliver Butterworth
The story is being told by Nate Twitchell, 12 years old, from Freedom, New Hampshire about a hen who laid the biggest egg he had ever seen. The egg was almost as big as the hen was. It was so big the boy was afraid of what might hatch from it. But he waited anyway for the egg to hatch, turning it, and watching over it until it did. Finally, the egg hatched.
About 6 weeks, a little dinosaur was born. The hen was upset, because even the hen was surprised at this thing in the nest. Confused about how to be a mother to this thing, the hen tried as best she could and the dinosaur learned to follow the other hens by scratching for worms too.
As time passed, the dinosaur became a family pet and was named, Uncle Beazley. But then, the dinosaur got so big, the boy couldn't keep him on the farm. So they sent him to the National Zoo in Washington, DC.
Breanna, Grade 4
Welcome to Dead House by R.L. Stine
It is about a family who moves on a street where everybody is a ghost. In the end the kids save their parents from getting eaten by the ghosts.
Josh, Grade 5
The Wagon by Tony Johnston
The story is about a little boy who was born on a Carolina Plantation. The little boy's name is never mentioned; the name of the little boy's family nor the master was mentioned either.
In this story, the master asked the little boy's father to build a wagon to make it easier to haul supplies from the market to the plantation. The master told the little boy's father, he could borrow two of his mules (Swing and Low) to pull the wagon when they go to the market. The little boy was so excited about getting a chance to leave the plantation for once, he helped his father build the wagon. You see, working on the plantation and never doing anything else became boring to the little boy. So the idea of leaving the plantation was exciting.
After the wagon was finished, a few visits to the market, and getting a little taste of what it was like to leave the plantation, the little boy got this idea that this wagon would one day take him to freedom. That day came.
Slaves were given their freedom by President Lincoln (who was later killed). The master didn't like the idea of letting his slaves go, but he gave the wagon and mules to the boy's family so they wouldn't have to walk where they were going. So the little boy and his family left the plantation on the wagon he and his father built.
The little boy and his family didn't know exactly where they were going to end up, but they knew they had to get to Washington to attend Lincoln's funeral.
The End.
Breanna, Grade 4
Henry Huggins by Beverly Clearly
This book is about a boy who found a dog he named Ribsy. He liked this dog and his mom said he could keep him. But he had to get him home on the bus. Then he had found out that no animals are allowed on the bus unless they were in a box. Finally he got him home by putting him in a bag. Then at the end he found out the dog had a owner. His real name was Dizzy. So the dog picked. He picked Henry and also picked the name Ribsy. Henry and his friends were so happy.
Brandi, Grade 5
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
This book was not scary like I thought! I liked the imagination of the little boy, as he went to where the WILD THINGS lived. He became their friend, even when they tried to scare him with their terrible roars, and they rolled their terrible yellow eyes. When he got ready to leave, they wanted him to stay. When he awoke from his amazing journey, his dinner was waiting for him!
Brittany, Grade 5
Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss
I really liked reading this story. On a rainy day, this silly cat came to visit and with the help of his friends, Thing #1 and Thing #2, and he made a mess of the house belonging to a girl and boy who were stuck inside waiting for their mother. Their fish tried to warn them NOT to let the Cat in...but luckily the fish saw the mother coming home and the house was cleaned up in time!
Brittany, Grade 5
Curious George by H. A. Rey
This book is funny. Curious George gets into a lot of trouble but in the end something good comes out of it. The man with the yellow hat is always his friend and protector. He knows George isn't used to living in a big city and he knows George doesn't mean to cause problems. Curious George learns many lessons in the story. It reminds humans that we make mistakes too.
Brittany, Grade 5
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
by Judith ViorstThis book is about Alexander and he is having a very bad day. I liked when he went to sleep with gum in his mouth and it got stuck in his hair. He stepped on his skateboard by mistake and dropped his sweater in the water. I felt bad when his best friend wasn't his best friend anymore. I felt mad when he had to get plain white sneakers and his brother and sister got blue and white sneakers. I liked this book.
Antonia, Grade 3
Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak
This book is about a boy named Max who didn't get to eat his supper because he was being mischievous. A forest grew in his room. He met some monsters and they had a rumpus. Then he sailed off in a secret sail boat. The monsters got mad. When he got home, his supper was waiting for him and it was still hot. I liked this book because if was about monsters and monsters scare my sister!
Antonia, Grade 3
Curious George
by H. A. Rey
This is a book about Curious George the monkey. I liked when he dialed the phone and then the firefighters came. They thought there was a fire, but it was only the monkey. He is very naughty. This is a great book. It is very funny.
Antonia, Grade 3
Curious George by H. A. Rey
I like the story because at the end the man with the big yellow hat had found George. So the man with the big yellow hat had paid the man for all the balloons and the man with the big yellow hat had took George to the zoo and George was happy at the zoo.
Tomeshia, Grade 3
Henry Huggins by Beverly Cleary
This book is about a boy who found a dog and the dog belongs to someone else. But the dog makes lots of friends. They said they didn’t want to lose him, Henry didn't want to lose him the most. So they let Risby decide the owner. Risby chose Henry, they were so happy together.
Brandi, Grade 5
Are you my mother? by P.D. Eastman
This book was a very good book. I love this book. I have seen the movie three times. The little bird went to all the animals that it had seen and asked them if they were his mother.
Kenneth, Grade 8
The Day the Sky Turned Green by Barbara Reeves
I think that the book is a good book to read because it has a lot of cool stuff in it like the dog telling the story, so in conclusion I liked the book. Thank you.
Benjamin, Grade 7
Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone by J. K. Rowling
A great book with the Wizard with a lightning bolt scar on his head!
Ian, Grade 6
The Mystery of the Russian Ruby by Iain Smyth
This book was so good that I saw the movie four times. There are three endings to the book. The first person that took the ruby is Angelica. Then the second person was the butler.
Kenneth, Grade 8
The Hungry One by Kurt Baumann
This was a really cool book. The man in the book eats everything, including a tree, the jail and the girl. The illustrations were great. I really liked this book.
Robert, Grade 7
The Incredible Journey by Sheila Burnford
This is a really good book if you like animals and it has a great happy ending.
Maxine, Grade 9
Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein
I really liked this book because its a poem book and I really enjoy poems and I write them myself. I would recomend this book to anyone any age becuase its a very good book to read before you go to bed.
Kiley, Grade 11
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a book about a mischievious boy who always seems to get himself in and out of trouble. He's a sneaky little devil, but what he doesn't know is his Aunt Polly is on to his every plan and catches him in the act. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a very exciting book. This book is a way to let you explore beyond your widest imagination.
Briana, Grade 6
Where The Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls
Billy, a young boy, wants two hound dogs, but his family does not have enough money. Therefore, Billy worked for two years earning money by picking berries and he earned fifty dollars. Billy went to his grandfather and had him order the hounds for him.They would be shipped to Tahlequah.
Billy left in the middle of the night he had never been to the city before. While Billy was going throught the city, children laughed and called him a hillbilly. When he got to the station, he saw the pups in the back room one female and one male. After getting the pups he had alittle money left he bought his mother some fabric to make dresses and his father some overalls.
When he got home Billy's mother whipped him because she was so frightened he had left without telling anyone.The next day Billy got up and took the two hounds out into the forest. Billy saw two names on a tree with a heart around them Little Ann and Old Dan. So Billy decided to name the female Little Ann and the male Old Dan. Billy wanted to teach the hounds how to track coons but he didn't have any traps but one day his father came home and handed Billy the two traps. Billy's father really didn't want Billy to trap the coons with the trap he wanted them to have a fair chance so Billy began teaching the hounds how to track them like barking when they seen them,chasing them, and other things. After Billy and the pups had caught their first coon everyone treated Billy as an adult.
Alicia, Grade 7
Sideways Stories from Wayside School
by Louis Sachar
A funny story with a lot of surprises!
Matthew, Grade 5
Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes
Chrysanthemum loves her name until she goes to school and the children tease her about it. A good teacher makes her feel better and she loves school. This book is funny!
T.C., Grade 2
Let Me Call You Sweetheart by Mary Higgins Clark
If you like mysteries and are at a higher reading level, you'll love this book! It is so thrilling and intriguing I couldn't put it down! It's about a murder that happened eight years ago. The victim's husband was putin jail for it but it wasn't him. Two detectives try to crack the case.
Emily, Grade 7
Kittens in the Kitchen by Ben Bagilo
Mandy, Hope & her friend, James Hunter, are very helpful at the towns Animal Ark. Her parents, Adam & Emily, run the Animal Ark. They have saved the lives of many animals.
Christina, Grade 7
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
by Dr, Seuss
We all loved this book alot. We read this book to our friends in the Autistic classes. Then we all (100 kids) went to see the movie. When we got back to school we had a Christmas party and TWO Jaguars cheerleaders came and they liked the book too.
SAVE Kids, Grades 6-8
Do Bananas Chew Bubble Gum? by Jamie Gilson
It is the best book I have ever read in my life. In fact, it was the funniest book I have ever read.
Eric, Grade 3
Ramona Forever by Beverly Cleary
Have you read Ramona Forever? Well if you havn't go to the library and check it out! It is about a 3rd grade girl who is living with hard times. Her mom is about to have a baby and in the book she does. First they (Ramona and The Quimby's) thought it was a boy so they named him Algie. It wasn't. It was a girl so they called her Roberta after her dad. Now the Quimby's consist of Mr. Quimby, Mrs. Quimby, Beezus (a.k.a Beatrice), Ramona, and little Roberta. But that's just the start of the family. Well.... Aunt Bea (a.k.a Beatrice) who Ramona loves is getting married. Well, I won't waste that suprise. Go out and get it from the library. It's fun for all ages.
Brittnie, Grade 6
Mrs.Piggle-Wiggle's Farm by Betty MacDonald
These books always make me laugh. She (Mrs Piggle-Wiggle) has left her upside-down house to go to the farm. There is a lot of adventure to this and it is a great book to read again.
Marshall, Grade 5
Something To Remember Me By
by Susan V. Bosak and Laurie McGaw
A little girl learns from her Grandmother about love. They cook together and shop and at the end of the day the Grandmother would give her something to remember her by. She ended at the end having her grandmother's SMILE....
Molly, Grade K
Daddy, Could I Have an Elephant? by Jake Wolf
An excellent and funny book about a boy asking his Dad for an elephant. It also shows the morning rountine of taking a bath and fixing breakfast. I like it because the Dad listens to the little boy.
Matt, Grade 1
The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg
I liked this book because the kids got to go to the north pole on a train. The boy got the first gift of Christmas, a silver bell from Santa's sleigh. I got a silver bell in my stocking and I can hear it ring. I believe... do you?
T.C., Grade 1
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling
This is a great book so check it out at your local library!
Jake, Grade 6
Arthur, Clean Your Room! by Marc Brown
I liked this book because my mom is always telling me to clean up my room. I also liked it because it's just like me. Trevaris clean up your room!!!
Trevaris, Grade 1
Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
This book was about a spider trying to save a pig's life. The pig's name was Wilbur. The spider's name was Charlotte. Charlotte's saves Wilbur by writing things about him in her web and people think that it is a miracle.
My favorite character in the book was Charlotte. I liked her because she was the main character and she saved Wilbur's life. She was a good friend to him.
I liked this book!
Ashley, Grade 3
Holes by Louis Sacher
Stanley goes to Camp Greenlake for being accused of doing something he didn't do.
Jasmine, Grade 6
How To Survive Third Grade by Laurie Lawlor
This is a good book.
Kelley, Grade 3
The Trumpet of the Swan by E.B. White
It's about a swan that can't fly or make a sound. The cool thing is that he finds different ways to still sucseed.
Brianne, Grade 6
Full House Sisters: And the winner is... by Nina Alexander
They won the sister contest.
Shelby, Grade 3
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling
Harry Potter wants revenge on Voldemort and finds out that a whole new Chamber awaits him!
Nicholas, Grade 5
Super Bowl by James Buckley
I like this book because it tells me about all the Super Bowls. It tells me the scores of all the games. It shows the rings and the things you can buy at Super Bowl games. It has pictures of plays from every Super Bowl. My favorite part of the book is the part that shows all the trophies and how they are made.
Luc, Kindergarten