This book is a really great example of how much times change. This boy from the 2000s gets a new phone and finds somehow there is a ghost from the 1500s trapped in the phone. Whathisface (Cooper) is teased and made fun of for various reasons. This book is a real cliffhanger and it has a super interesting climax. I would recommend this book fro kids ages 8+, (especially if you like Shakespeare).

This is a really great book about friendship and love. There are terrible things that happen in this book like being wrongly helped captive, but the main character can find friendship in the darkest of places.

I love this series, the games, the movies and the books. Fnaf can be a very scary and hard game, especially in game 1, but overall it is still good. This book got me so stuck reading when my teachers, mom or friends say my name I don't even realize they said it.

OMIGOSH. This book is soo good. It is about a girl who writes a letter to a boy in Zimbabwe and it turns out to be an amazing life long relation. They both consider each other brother and sister even though they are teased it may be a bit more. The girl (Caitlin) finds out the boy (Martin) is struggling to afford to stay in school and even afford food and housing, her generosity helps the whole family from clothing to education and everything in between. This is a really amazing book that reminds you how much of a difference you can make. I would recommend this for kids ages 8-any age.

THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD. It is about this little girl named Ha, and her life. First, it talks about her life in Vietnam. The book is in poem form, and the poems are beautiful. They really get all of the details, even in the most vivid scenes. Next, it talks about her life on sea, after the place where she lived got bombed. Then it talks about her life in the U.S., and all of the bad, and good things that happened. This book was beautiful, and even a little bit educational. But I would recommend it for 9+ for sensitive content. It is DEFINITELY a must read.

THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD. It is about this little girl named Ha, and her life. First, it talks about her life in Vietnam. The book is in poem form, and the poems are beautiful. They really get all of the details, even in the most vivid scenes. Next, it talks about her life on sea, after the place where she lived got bombed. Then it talks about her life in the U.S., and all of the bad, and good things that happened. This book was beautiful, and even a little bit educational. But I would recommend it for 9+ for sensitive content. It is DEFINITELY a must read.

This book is really good! On the challenging scale, I would rate it a 3 - just right! The summary of this book is basically about how Cass and Max-Ernest save the world, I guess. They steal the ring from Lord Pharaoh and Cass learns the Secret. By the way, the secret is - actually, I can't tell you! My favorite part (yet it was also my least favorite part - so aggravating!)was when Cass learns the Secret. It turns out that the Secret was just a joke! Argh!!! I would recommend this book to 3rd to 7th grade.