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Rude Giants
Written by Audrey Wood - Illustrated by Audrey Wood
Reviewed by Keisha
Rude Giants is
about a Butter Maid named Beatrix and her cow named Gerda.
One day while Beatrix was eating cookies she suddenly hears a loud banging. She looked out her window and saw that 2 great big
rude giants moved into the empty castle on the hill.
Beatrix kept living her life, even if there was giants living in town. One day Beatrix was going to the market with
Gerda and the two giants grabbed them and said food. The
giants wanted to eat them, but Beatrix kept giving them excuses why they shouldn't eat
them.
I like the end
but I can't tell you what it is about. I give
Rude Giants 5 Stars because it is a book about how to be nice and not rude. I recommend this to 4th graders who
like funny picture books. This book reminds
me of how my two big sisters are like two rude giants.
They are always rude and they are tall like giants so I could call them rude
giants. If you want to find out the end read
the book Rude Giants.
Ralph S. Mouse
Written by Beverly Cleary
Reviewed by Molly M. (age 10)
S is for smart!
And Ralph is going to school. Ralph asked
Ryan to take him to school. So he could save
his friends job at the hotel. Ralph peeks
out of Ryan's pocket and a girl sees him. She
tells her teacher and how they're doing a project on mice.
I can't tell you any more. You'll
just have to read it yourself! I liked this
book because it's about sacrificing stuff for your friends, and helping other people make
new friends. I'd recommend this book to all 4th
graders!
Madeline in London
Written by Ludwig Bemelmans
Reviewed by Ariana V.
This book is
about Madeline's friend Pepito who is moving. Pepito's
dad was the Ambassador. One day they had to
move to London. When Pepito got there he was
lonely. He didn't eat so he got thinner and
even thinner. That's all I can tell you.
I think Madeline
in London was a good book because it tells what good friends Pepito and Madeline were. I recommend this book to 4th graders
who like reading picture books.
Cleopatra IIV
Written by Kristaina Gregory
Reviewed by Shanika
I love
Cleopatra. If you like Egyptian princesses
then you should read this book. Cleopatra has
an evil sister that was acting queen whenever her father was not there. Cleopatra is my favorite person in the book, but I
like her pet leopard Arrow. I recommend this
book to a boy or girl. Cleopatra is my
favorite because she has interesting things happen in her life. I would give this book 5 stars.
Christmas Secret
Written by Joan Lexau
Reviewed by Courtney K. (age 9)
I read Christmas
Secret. It is about two boys. Their dad died so they moved. They are poor now.
Their mom only has a thin blanket. The
boys always feel bad. For Christmas the boys
want to buy their mom a blanket. They have to
keep it a secret. The mom does not know about
it. So they look for a job. One of the boys finally finds a place to work! He has to try to sell Christmas trees. Every day he works after school. I give this book four thumbs up! If you want to know if he gets her a blanket read
this book!
Jenuis the Amazing Guinea Pig
Written
by King Smith
Reviewed by Jessica
The main
character was Judy. She was a very nice girl. She had two Guinea pigs. Molly is the mom.
She was fat one day. Joe is the
dad. When Judy woke up, she saw a boy guinea
pig running around. She wanted to train him
and she did. Judy named him Jenius because he
was.
One day he got out and
went to the garden. The cat from across the
street saw Jenius and came over. Judy sees
from the window. You will have to find out at
the end, if Jenius is alive or dead.
This book was
great. I liked the book because of the guinea
pigs. They were funny! My favorite character is Jenius. He does some funny stuff. Thats why he is my favorite character. I give it ten stars. I recommend this book to people who like guinea
pigs and those who like funny stories.
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
Written by Judy Blume
Reviewed by Michele
This book is
about a little kid named Fudge. He is always
getting into trouble and he has an older brother that always gets mad at him for
something. I think everybody should read this
book because it's funny, exciting, and interesting because each chapter is about something
Fudge does. So if you like funny and exciting
books read Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing. I
like this book because I like reading funny books and Fudge's family is a little like my
family in some ways. Be sure to read Tales of
a Fourth Grade Nothing.
The Mouse and the Motorcycle
Written by Beverly Clearly
Reviewed by Mitchell
If you like
action and adventure you'll like this book. It
is about a mouse named Ralph. Ralph lives in
a hotel. One time a boy named Keith came and
brought his toy cars and motorcycle. Ralph
really liked the motorcycle. One day Ralph
decides he wants to try and ride the motorcycle. Ralph
goes and gets on the motorcycle and just starts walking it and the phone rings and he
forgets to turn and he falls into a metal garbage basket!
Read more to find out what happens to Ralph.
There is a lot of adventure in this book.
I give this book 3 thumbs up and highly recommend it!
Trumpet of the Swan
Written by E.B. White
Reviewed by Leah
I read the book
The Trumpet of the Swan. The book is about a
swan named Louis that can't say "honk". Louis
gets a trumpet and he works to pay for it. Louis
likes a swan named Serena. He goes to school
with a boy named Sam Beaver. Louis goes to a
zoo and stays for a while and Serena comes and gets hurt.
The part I like the most is when Serena comes to the zoo. I think this is a fantastic book because there is
a lot of action and excitement. I recommend
this book to kids and adults all around the world.
Karen's Witch
Written by Ann M. Marter
Reviewed by Samantha Z.
This book is
about a girl named Karen Brewer. Karen's mom
and dad are split up. Her daddy lives in a
big house and her mommy lives in a small house. Karen
thinks Mrs. Potter, is a witch. Mrs. Potter's
real name is Morbidda Destiny. Karen has a
big sister named Kristry. Kristy works with
the BSC (Baby sitters club).
I think this is
a super book because it includes a lot of exciting parts in it. I would give this book 10 stars. I would also give this book to someone who likes
exciting parts in stories.
Karen's Roller-skates
Written
by Ann M. Martin
Reviewed by Allison T.
Karen has a new
pair of roller skates. Karen's mom and dad
divorced so they call her and Karen's brother Andrew, Karen and Andrew Two Two. They have two of everything. (Get it? Two Two?) Karen and Andrew go to their dad's for the
weekend. Karen brings her roller skates with
her Saturday morning. A big disaster
happens! I like this book because Karen
reminds me a lot about myself. Karen and I get into a lot of mischief. I would recommend this book to students in small
families and big families. Also, if you like
reading stories about girls who can get through anything no matter what the consequences,
you would like this book. I give this book a
5 star rating.
The Chocolate Touch
Written
by Patrick Catling
Reviewed by Jessica S.
The
Chocolate Touch is about a boy named John who loves chocolate. One day John was walking to his friend Susan's
house. When he was about to turn on her road
he went into a candy store. He walked in and
gave the storeowner a coin that he found. He
bought a box of chocolate and got only one small piece of chocolate with a whole bunch of
empty wrappers.
This book is
very nice because I thought that John was kind of like me.
I think kids of all ages should read this book.
Karen's Haircut
Written
by Ann M. Martin
Reviewed by Holly
This book is
about a young girl in 2nd grade. Her
name is Karen Brewer. Her mom and dad are
divorced so she has to go back and forth. Also,
she has two best friends named Nancy and Hannie. Nancy
and Karen like being lovely ladies. But one
day Karen thought she should get a haircut because she didn't look like a lovely lady. She goes to Gloriana's House of Hair. Karen told her what haircut she wanted. This book is really really good for lots and lots
of kids. I give it 4 thumbs up! You have to find out at the end. I recommend this book for people that like Baby
Sitter, Little Sister Books.
Romeo and Juliet Together and Alive at
Last
Written
by Avi
Reviewed by Dana A.
Pete Saltz is an
eighth grade boy who likes to write poetry. He
likes Arabell Stackpoole. Stackpoole likes
Saltz too, but they're too shy to do anything together.
They're even too shy to look at each other.
So, Saltz's best friend Ed Sitrow picks them to be the leading roles in the
play Romeo and Juliet. If you want to find
out what happens next you'll have to read the book. I
would recommend this book to those who like famous stories only in a funny version. I give this book a 5 star rating. I think this book is good because the play gets
really mixed up, but is good anyway. My
favorite character is Anabell Stackpoole because I'm like her in many ways, because I love
to read. I talk quietly, and I get nervous when I perform in front of people. So, I think you should check this book out TODAY!
The Magic Tree House #20 Dingoes at
Dinnertime
Written
by Mary Pope Osborne
Reviewed by Brad
This book is
about two kids named Jack and Annie. One day
they went in the woods and found a tree house. It
was magic. What they had to do was look at a
book and find a page and wish they were there. Soon
the tree house would spin and spin and they would be there.
In this book
they went to Australia. Read more to find out
about their adventures. I like this book
because it is an adventure book, I recommend that a boy or girl would like to read this
book.
The Boys Start the War
Written
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Reviewed by Jaime A. (Age 10)
The
Boys Start the War is about three boys. Their
names are the Hatford Brothers. When
neighbors of the Hatfords moved away, the brothers thought new boys were moving in next
door. But when the new neighbors came, they
were GIRLS!!! So the Hatfords pulled pranks
on them so the girls would go back where they came from and their old friends would move
back. Now you have to read the rest to see
what happens! It's a WONDERFUL book because
it talks about people judging each other before they know each other. So people that judge other people
I ask you
to read this book. I hope you read it!
The Case of the Secret Message
Written
by Parker C. Hinter
Reviewed by Rachel
The first
mystery is the case of the mysterious message. Six
kids like mysteries and every week or so they get together and play a game of clue Jr. Championship and they all look forward to it. One day, Wendy got a letter from her mom to go
home right after school. So she could not
play. But Polly said,"Your mom did not
write this letter!" I can't tell you the
ending of this mystery, but there are a bunch of mysteries in this book.
I like that you
have to flip the book upside down to read some of it.
I also like how they find out who did it, and how they knew. I would give this book five stars.
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