Amelia Earhart It is such a good book. I love learning about her life. It is so interesting. I love reading about her. She must of been amazing. You should read this book to learn about her amazing journey!!
Book read and reviewed by Alexis.
Gone Forever: Iguanodon by Rupert Mathews. It was about different types of dinosaurs, types of Iguanodons. We have the same digestive system things as them. I did like
reading it. I did not need help reading this book.
Book read and reviewed by Ocean.
I recommend The Olympic Winter Games by Caroline Arnold because it has a lot of facts about the Winter Olympic Games.
Book read and reviewed by Connor
I’M READING 30 SECOND MYSTERIES. I like them because they are fun to do with someone and it makes you a better thinker.
Submitted by Jamie.
My next book is Raccoons by Laima Dingwall. This book answers a lot of questions about these sly critters. Some of the chapters in the book are: Bandit Face and Ringed Tails, Water Play, Meet the Baby, Growing Up, A Choice of Homes, Twinkly Toes and Nimble Fingers, and Raccoon Munchies. This book is not too long, and I would sugest it as a good resource for small reports on raccoons. Check out this book!
Book read by Kevin, a star reviewer
P.S. MY ANSWER FOR the Librarian:
Chris and Ken are animals in a zoo???
A note from the Librarian: Sorry, readers, we don’t have this book in our collection but keep on reading!
Im reading Nathan Levy’s Stories with Holes. My gifted program teacher reads them to our class almost all the time! in the book are riddles where you really have to think about. here is one of the riddles – Chris and Ken are behind bars and did nothing illigal. Who are Chris and Ken and what are they in?
Book read by Jamie G., a star reviewer
A note from the Librarian: Okay, readers, let’s hear your answers!
Another note from the Librarian: Sorry, readers, we don’t have this book in our collection but keep on reading!
Hey, I just heard of this cool website and I totally love it! There is so much to do on this site! The book that I read (and finished today) is called Stone Soup, retold by Marcia Brown. Marcia tells us the classic tale of Stone Soup in a cute, kid-friendly environment filled with loveable animals! Max and Molly are starving for food (and they’re pigs) when they discover a lively city on their journey filled with rats and dogs alike. Together they reunite the classy town and feast on Stone Soup! I love this book! It’s a good read!
Book read by Sophie.
I read a book called Dog by Juliet Clutton-Brock. It gave a lot of info. on dogs. It talked about different breeds, how to take care of dogs, and it also gave some info. on wolves. It was really neat! Any dog lover should read this book!
Book read by Kevin
i just read Tale of Despereaux and A Little Princess and Lily’s Ghost…
now im reading A Girl Named Zippy.
Books read by JJ.
A note from the Librarian: A Girl Named Zippy is located in our Adult Biography collection on the second floor of the library.
I’m reading If You Grew Up With George Washington by Ruth Belov Gross. Ruth really explains all about our first president’s life-style in this heart-warming tale. You can almost feel yourself going back in time… all the way back into 1732. My favorite part in this novel was when it explains what happened when you got sick. The doctors had to use plants as medicene. Ruth is so good at explaining about how to cure the flu. George Washington plays a huge role in this book! Teachers, I would reccomend this book for your students!
I loved it! Your kids will never get bored reading this illustrated book!
Book read by Ava W.
A note from the Librarian: Sorry, readers, we don’t have this book in our collection but keep on reading!
