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Sting: A Loot Novel
By Jude Watson
The four friends (March, Jules, Dariua and Izzy) from the book "Loot" are back again in this exciting book. March and his friends were retired living in a apartment building that they bought entirely and study still have almost 20 million from there last heist. Only problem is Hamish (March's dead dad Alfie's close friend) really wants them to steal a diamond for him - the 4 have no choice but to agree to help since he did a lot for them on there last heist. The heist goes good except for the fact that they now have ruthless criminals that go by the name "Top Cat" after the heist they realize they stole the "Morning Glory" one of three cursed gems. Once again they go through a crazy set of heist because there fortune has been stolen by there "Banker" ... This was a dramatic, exciting, book full of even more friendship then the last one. Recommended to 12+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews
The magic school bus at the waterworks
By Joanna Cole
When Mrs. Frizzle’s class goes to the waterworks, they go on an unexpected extra field trip!!! They learn more about water and have tons of fun. I would recommend this for ages 7+ I was too old for this book but I just read it for reference. Pretty good, but the author could work on making the book more fun and enjoyable.
A Whisper of Horses
By Zillah Bethell
Serendipity's mom died, and around the time she did she starting noticing... horses. Not real ones, just statues. The horses had died out with the Gases. Now Serendipity lives in Lahn Dan, a walled in city made for no one to get out, with the mean Minster ruling over them. One day Serendipity finds a necklace hidden in a mattress from her mother. She finds out it has a map that could lead to horses in Wales. On her trip a friend The Professor helps her, and a boy named Tab with a dog named Mouse. With the Minster and his men after her, can Serendipity get out of Lahn Dan? Can she find horses or did they all die out? This was a very good book. And I recommend it for 5th to 8th graders,
Pop
By Gordon Korman
8thGradeReader
Pop by Gordon Popovitch is a book about a kid in high school named Marcus trying to fit in at a new school and football team. Marcus meets an adult named Charlie, who turns out to have played in the NFL. Marcus finds out that Charlie’s family is hiding a secret about him, and it’s up to Marcus to help Charlie. The book is an emotional and touching story. It’s also a great read, even if you don’t like football that much. I really liked this story because I could relate to a lot of things Marcus was going through. Marcus just moved into a new school and is trying to fit in, which I could understand. I also liked this story because I’m interested in football, so the parts where they were playing football were interesting to me. There are some ordinary parts about the book, but there are many special things in the stories. The characters in the story are very stereotypical (new guy, jock, cheerleader). The characters interact in a very interesting way, especially how the character of Charlie ties them all together. The many minor conflicts and disagreements that occurred were typical and ordinary, but the main problem that Marcus faces is very unique and special. After the problem is “solved,” the happy ending was short lived. The story ended in a sad, but satisfying way. Overall, the story was very entertaining (I read it in a single day because I couldn’t stop) and even inspired me to help people in need. In conclusion, Pop is a great story. The plot is interesting, and the end will make readers emotional. Football fans will also not be disappointed because football is mentioned a lot in this story. Readers can learn the importance of friendship and be inspired to help a friend in need. I wouldn’t recommend it to kids too small, because there are a couple of romance scenes and complicated football terms (though it is appropriate for kids around middle school and up). I would recommend this book to readers who are up to reading a decent-sized book about football and friendship.
Scaly Spotted Feathered Frilled: How do we know what dinosaurs really looked like?
By Catherine Thimmesh
ziere24
what i think about the book was that when dionosors was intient the are bones till left
The Littles and the Trash Tinies
By John Peterson, Roberta Carter Clark
Uncle Nick thinks he is dying, even though he just injured. His "Last wish" before he dies is to see his friends one time. So the Littles head out to find the Trash Tinies. This was also a fast read and a cute book. reccommended for 2th to 3rd graders
The Worlds Most Haunted Places, Revised Edition
By Jeff Belanger
29 of the world's most haunted places packed into 244 pages. I was kinda freaked out by some of the stories because they were very believable. I don't 100% believe in ghost/spirits but this book made believe a little more in being haunted by a ghost. I would recommend this to 12+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews
Silver
By Chris Wooding
I think this book could be a great book but I (in my opinion) just couldn't get into it but I really tried and got about halfway through. So basically some boys and there classmates were out looking for bugs for a school assignment when they found a really weird Beatle and after there teacher examined the bug they all noticed it had a sorta silver metal look to it. Have they discovered a new species... Or have they found something terrible? Try this book out maybe you will like it! Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews
Odysseus
By Geraldine McCaughrean
One day in ancient Greece The Greek hero, Odysseus, was approached by Prince Palamedes and Prince Menelaus. For they needed Odysseus's help attacking the city of Troy. Odysseus had the idea of building the Trojan horse. These stories of course are myths made up to teach people history. But people did believe heroes like Odysseus were real people. This was a good book to read and taught some stories of the Greek mythology hero Odysseus. Recommended for 8+ Thanks for reading -Ajg16's reviews









