Saturday, May 12, 2012

How my Private, Personal Journal Became a Bestseller


               This book is written by Julia DeVillers. I really like this book. This book is about a girl who accidentally hands in a story she wrote instead of a school assignment to her teacher and her teacher likes it and sends it to a publisher and it gets published and the book becomes a bestseller.  It was better than I thought it would be. I thought that the main character could have been better I didn't really like her that much. I think that the idea for this book was really good. I think the age groups that would like this book are 11-14. The ending could have been a bit better and I wish there was a sequel.



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Friday, April 20, 2012

Book: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants


                    This book is written by Ann Brashares. This book is really good. This book is about four friends who are going to be going to different places for the summer for the first time and they get a pair of jeans that they send to each other. This book was different than I thought it would be. It is easy to picture what is going on in the book. Once you start reading it you don't want to stop. I think the age groups that would like this book are 12-16. You can't really imagine what is going to happen in the next book.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Book: Matilda

                                            This book is written by Roald Dahl. This book is very good. It is about a girl and she is very smart but her parents do not think she is and when she starts school her teacher is very nice but the principle is  horrible. I really like the characters in this book. I think the age groups that would like this book are 8-12. This is a very good book.

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Book; Two Much Alike

                        This book is written by Bernice Thurman Hunter. This book is good. It's about these two identical twins Connie and Carrie and they do everything together but then Carrie doesn't act like she wants to be a twin anymore. This book was better and different than I thought it would be. I like the  characters in this book. I think the age groups that would like this book are 9-12. The ending was good and different and better than I thought it would be.



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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Book: The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Perilous Journey

                            This book is written by Trenton Lee Stewart. This is the second book in the Mysterious Benedict Society series. I love this series. In this book it's about four kids and they have to go on a scavenger hunt around the world too look for Mr. Benedict. This book is better than the first one in the series. I really like the characters in this book. Once you start reading this book you won't want too stop. It is easy too picture what is happening in this book. I think the age groups that would like this book are 9-14. The ending is good and makes you want to read the next book in the series.



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Friday, April 6, 2012

Book: A Little Princess

                           This book is written by Frances Hodgson Burnett. This book is very good. It is about a girl who is very rich and her dad takes her to a boarding school and she tries too act like a princess, then she has too live in the attic and be a maid for the school. This book is alot better than I thought it would be. I really like the main character and all the characters are good and seem real. I think the age groups that would like this book are 8-12. The ending is really good and I wish there was more of the book.



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Monday, April 2, 2012

Book: With the Enemy

                      This book is written by Eva Gray. This book is the third book in the Tomorrow Girls series, the first one is Behind the Gates and the second one is Run for Cover. This book is really good. The series is about four girls and it is in the future and there is a war going on there. The girls get sent to a school that is supposed too keep them safe. Once you start reading this book you won't want too stop. I really like the characters in this book. I think the age groups that would like this book are 10-14. The ending of the book makes you want too read the next one in the series.



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Sunday, April 1, 2012

Book: 11 Birthdays

                              This book is written by Wendy Mass. I loved this book. It's about a girl who is turning eleven and her birthday is not going good and she can't wait for it to be over but the next day it's her birthday again. This book is funny. The characters in this book are good and they seemed real and I liked them. I think the age groups that would like this book would be 9-13. I already read this book and the rest of the series and each book is in the point of view of a different person on their birthday in the same town.



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Saturday, March 31, 2012

Book: By Fire, By Moonlight

                            
                         This book is written by Mary Stanton. This book is really good. It is the fourth book in the Unicorns of Balinor series. The series is about a girl and she is from another world but she and her unicorn get stuck in our world and she has no memory of her past and she has too get back too her world. I read the first three a while ago and it took a while too get what was going on in this book. It takes a while for things to start happening. I liked the characters in this book and they seemed real. In the book it is easy too picture what is happening. Once you start reading it you won't want to stop. I think the age groups that would like this book are 8-12. The ending makes you want too read the next book in the series. 



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Book: Who's Got Spirit?

                  This book is written by Nancy Krulik. This book is ok. This is the seventh book in the How I Survived Middle School series. This book is about a girl and her school has a school spirit week and her friends are trying too have more school spirit than the group of popular kids. This book didn't seem very realistic. I don't like the characters in this book and the main character is really annoying. In this series the main character always talks about a website that she goes on a lot and it seems like the series of books are like an advertisement for the website. I think the age groups that would like this book are 8-11. In this series it doesn't really matter the order you read them in.



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Book: Stalk, Don't Run

                          This book is written by Carolyn Keene. It is one of the newer Nancy Drew books and is the last book of the Malibu Mayhem trilogy. This book is good. The trilogy is about when Nancy and her friends go too California in a house by the beach and a lot of weird things start happening. The original ones are a lot better than the new ones. It's a bit predictable and easy too guess what will happen. The characters are not very good and don't seem real. I think the age groups that would like this book are 8-11. The ending wasn't good and they didn't have the mystery completely solved until the last couple of pages and I didn't like that.



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Monday, March 26, 2012

Book: The Time Travelers

                 This book is written by Linda Buckley-Archer. This book is very good. It is the first book in The Gideon Trilogy It is about two kids who get stuck in 1763 and they have too get back to their time. In the book it keeps going from the kids to the parents and people who are trying too find them and I liked that. Once you start reading it you don`t want  too stop.This book had good characters and they seem real and I like them. I think the age groups that would like this book are 10-14. The ending was good and it makes you want too read the next book.



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Saturday, March 24, 2012

Book: Double Identity

             This book is written by Margaret Peterson Haddix. This book is good. It is about a girl and just before her thirteenth birthday her parents take her to her aunt's house that she didn't even know existed. Some people look at her weird and other weird things happen so she tries too figure out what is going on. The chapters are short. It is a bit creepy and weird. Once you start reading you don't want to stop. The characters are good and I like them. I think the age groups that would like this book are 10-14. The ending was good but I wish there was a sequel.



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Book: Your Life but Better

                    This book is written by Crystal Velasquez. This book is really good. In the book at the end of  every chapter there is a quiz and the mark you get on it decides what you would do and where too go in the book. The character that was supposed too be me was not alot like me in the beginning but as it went on she got more like me. This book doesn't take very long too read. I think the age groups that would like this book would be 10-13.



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Friday, March 23, 2012

Book: Scat

 
                               This book is written by Carl Hiaasen. This book is good. This book is about a class and when they go on a field trip too a swamp there is a fire and one of the teachers goes missing and two of the kids are trying to find out more about it. It is not how I thought it would be. In this book it is easy too picture what is happening. Once you start reading this book you don't really want too stop. The characters are a bit weird. In the book it goes to different people and you don't really know why they are there until you read more. I think the age groups that would like this book are 10-14. The ending was good and I really liked it.



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Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Book: Wings

             
                    This book is written by E.D. Baker. I loved this book! It's about a girl who is a bit weird because her freckles look like sparkles and when there is a full moon she feels like dancing and then she grows wings. There is a new boy at her school and he seems a bit weird too and when she is at his Halloween party she gets kidnapped by goblins. In this book things start happening right away and it is exiting and once you start reading it you won't want too stop. If you are going too read it, it is worth buying. The characters are good and I liked them. The beginning part is written twice but in more of two different people's point of view and I thought that was interesting.Some parts of the book are funny. I think the age groups that would like this book would be 11-15. The ending is good but I wish there was a sequel but I don't think there is.



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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Book: The Frog Princess

                    This book is written by E.D. Baker. This book is very good. It's about a girl who is a princess and she is at the swamp one day and a frog tells her that he is a prince and that a witch cast a spell on him and if she will kiss he will turn back into a human and she does kiss him and that turns her into a frog and he stays frog and they try too turn back into humans.It is the first book in a series called Tales Of The Frog Princess. Things start happening right away in the book and I like that. It is easy too picture what is going on in this book. When the girl is talking you don't really realise she is a frog and I like that. This book is a bit funny. I think the age groups that would like this book are 9-13. I can imagine a bit what the next book in the series will be about.



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Monday, March 19, 2012

Book: Mockingbird

                            This book is written by Kathryn Erskine. This book is good. It's about a girl and her older brother died and it's just her and her dad and when she reads the definition of closure in the dictionary she tries too find it. This book is a bit sad. It is easy too picture what is happening in this book. The talking is wrote like it is thinking and that was a bit confusing in the beginning. The chapters are short and a lot of time passes between each chapter. I think this book would be good for the age groups 9-12. The ending was really good and I liked it.



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Sunday, March 18, 2012

Book: Savvy

                       This book is written by Ingrid Law. This book is really good. It's about a girl and in her family when they turn thirteen they get a power they call their savvy, and a couple of days before the girl's thirteenth birthday her dad gets into an accident and he goes too the hospital with her mom and she thinks she can help him so she tries to get to him. This book is different than I thought it would be but I'm glad it was like this. The book has good characters and they seem real and in the book everyone else is normal except for that family and I like how that happened. Some parts of the beginning are confusing but it gets easier too get as it goes on. I think this book would be good for the age groups 10-13. The ending is good but I'm not sure how he sequel will be.


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Monday, March 12, 2012

Book: Hatchet

                 This book is written by Gary Paulsen. This book is good. It's about a boy who is on a plane visiting his dad because his parents are divorced and the plane crashes in the woods so he has too survive in the woods by him self and pretty much the only thing he has is a hatchet. Some of the things he has to do to survive are gross. Some parts of this book are a bit boring. I think this book would be good for the age groups 11-14. This book was how I expected it too be but I as I was coming near the end I didn't expect the ending.




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Saturday, March 10, 2012

Book: You Wish

      This book is written by Mandy Hubbard. This book is really good.  It's about a girl and on her sixteenth birthday she wishes that all her birthday wishes would come true because they never do and all her birthday wishes from her past birthdays start coming true . This book is really funny because some of the wishes are really funny and weird. I think the age groups that would like this book would be all teenagers. The ending is good but it did not explain how the wishes came true but it was still good.




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Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Book: Holes

     This book is written by Louis Sachar. This book is ok.  The first half is boring but it gets better and more things happen. The book is about a boy who is accused of stealing something that he really didn't steal but no one believes him so as a punishment he has too go to a camp where he has too dig holes all day. Sometimes when I was reading the main character got a bit annoying. In the book they had parts where it went back about a hundred years ago and explained some things and I liked those parts. I don't think this is a good book too read if you don't have a lot of time to read because it is not that good. On the back of the book it said it was humourous but I didn't think it was and there was two little parts at the end which were a bit funny.   I think this book would be good for the age groups 10-13. I liked the ending of the book but some things were unexplained.


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Friday, February 24, 2012

Book: StarGirl

This book is by Jerry Spinelli. I got this book from a book swap with my friend. The book is good but it's a bit confusing. It's about a girl who comes to a school and she acts really weird and calls herself Stargirl. The beginning was how I thought it would be but not the middle and end. The chapters are really short and it's easy too read. I think this book would be good for the age groups 12-15. The end of the book is a bit of a cliffhanger.


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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Book: It's Raining Cupcakes

This book is written by Lisa Schroeder. This book is very good but it is different than I thought it would be.  This book is about a girl who lives in a small town and she wants too travel and go places but she doesn't because her mom doesn't like too and her dad can't with his job a lot  and then her mom opens up a cupcake shop. Cupcakes are one of my other favourite things besides books so this book was perfect for me. I think the age groups that would like this book are 10-12.  I like the characters in this book and my favourite is the main character Isabel. I liked it at the beginning of every chapter because there was always a different type of cupcake and most of them looked good. When I was getting at the end of the book I thought that I wouldn't really like the ending but I did and it was very good. This is a great book too read for fun.

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Book:The Royal Treatment

This book is by Lindsey Leavitt and is the sequel to Princess for Hire. The first book is basically about a thirteen year old girl who gets a job pretending to be royals  for an agency who lets royals go on a vacation and gets people to pretend to be them and this one continues the story. It is a very good book and better than I thought it would be. I didn't expect what was going to happen at the end but it was very good. This book is very fun to read and hard too stop reading.  I think the age groups that would like this book would be 11-14 .

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Monday, February 20, 2012

Hello

Hello,
I love books and reading and whenever I finish a book(the books on here will pretty much all be kids books) I will put it on here and give it a review. I will have a first book on here soon.