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Across the Great River
By Irene B Hernandez
This is a book talking about a Mexican family trying to smuggle into the United States. In the story, dad falls into the river and gone, and mom was in injury, by gunshot. They couldn’t find their dad, and they can’t go to the hospital for her mom, they don’t know what to do. I choose this book is because, I want to know about their smuggle journey, how excited and dangerous. I was also curious about what happened after when they successfully get into the United states. I think this is a great book because it is interesting and tension. I think if you like this kind of book, you should definitely read this.
Wind Tamer, The
By P.R. Morrison
Wind Tamer was a bit . . . eccentric for my taste, but it was well measured enough with the use of reality to keep me intrigued and transfixed to this unique book. First off, Archie is 10 years old. Most authors choose to keep the age range from tweens to young adult, so this book was a new experience for me, so kudos, Mrs. Morrison. Next, I love how the book starts NORMALLY, unlike a lot of books where we start with aliens from mars shooting waffles at the main character and the reader has no clue what on earth is happening. It's normal enough that you don't jump out of your seat, but it's interesting enough to keep you turning and turning the pages until you get to the very last one. Lastly, and my favorite thing about Wind Tamer, is that we get see everyone's point of view. We see Archie's, we see his mom's, we see his father's, we see his uncle's. I love that. It connects all the dots for me and gives me a good grasp on where the story is going. My only critiques are that Mrs. Morrison uses a lot of Scottish words, like torch instead of flashlight, which can be a bit hard to understand sometimes. All in all, a good read that'll keep ages 9-13 entertained.
Run, Rasputin Run! Book 1 (The Run, Rasputin Run! book 1 of the Trilogy)
By Jennifer Miller
i want to read it beacauseit looks cool
Ever After High: Diary of an Evil Queen: A Guide to Living Evilly Ever After
By Stacia Deutsch
kaliyah
this book has a lot of chapters
From the Edge of Space to the Bottom of the Ocean . . . Discover Your World with NOAA -- An Activity Book
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Why does no one ever comment on NOAA books? MY DAD WORKS AT NOAA!!
Jars of Hope: How One Woman Helped Save 2,500 Children During the Holocaust (Encounter: Narrative Nonfiction Picture Books)
By Jennifer Roy
Jackson Bowie
I think this a great book I read it because I like learning about World War 2 and the holucast
Rebel with a Cause: The Daring Adventure of Dicey Langston, Girl Spy of the American Revolution (Encounter: Narrative Nonfiction Picture Books)
By Kathleen V. Kudlinski
it lookds cool and i'm very insterresten in wars my dad is in the army so i am very insterrested
Terrible Typhoid Mary: A True Story of the Deadliest Cook in America
By Susan Campbell Bartoletti
I found this book at my school library, and thought it looked interesting because I usually really enjoy biographies and such. From the cover, you may think that Mary Mallon was an evil killer and that she attempted to kill the people she did, she was really just misunderstood and she herself didn't understand how she, a seemingly healthy woman, could be the cause of so many deaths. This book follows the over publicized typhoid carrier, Mary and what happened when the Board of Public Health decided to take Mary's matters (literally and figuratively) into their own hands, claiming that she was a danger to the health of the public. While this book may not be a John Green or Suzanne Collins book, it certainly is an amazing one.









