Kids Books - Trending Books
This Is Venice
By M. Sasek
This book was all about Venice, if your going to Venice Italy then this is your book it tells you all about Venice it shows you places you can go or things too do! And not only that the illustration is amazing its really close to how it actually looks. This book is so good I do recommend it, especially if you are going to Venice Italy!
Two Dogs in a Trench Coat Go to School: Book 1
By Julie Falatko
This book is the best it is so good how do they allowed this in school you are right it is so funny to also confusing for me how can a dog go on top of another dog that's what I think is confusing I like this book their are more books to read to!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....................
Bravo!: Poems About Amazing Hispanics
By Margarita Engle
I really love this book because its about Hispanic heritage month and talks about all the back old days Hispanic people out there so that's why I really love this book by the way its funny I'm the first person to review this book
The Legend of Rock Paper Scissors
By Drew Daywalt
Three mighty warriors- rock, paper scissors- are not happy as they have no good warrior to face. Rock beats everyone, scissors beats everyone, paper beats everyone- just no match. They travel far of their kingdoms to find a good warrior- and everything changes the day rock meets paper, paper meets scissors, and scissors meets rock. They all FIND A MATCH FOR THEMSELVES. Twirling in joy, celebrating, and beaming with happiness, Drew brings an exceptional story of three mighty warriors we honor today with the tradition of rock, paper, scissors.
NOPE 3: Terrifying True Stories of Ghosts, The Undead and The Paranormal (Ghost Stories, True Ghost Stories, Conspiracy Theories, True Ghost ... And Hauntings, Haunted Asylums)
By Graham Thorne
I like this book because its about girl that died years ago and she the whole house and she takes down kids so they can join them in the great beyond and haunts them forever. I it because this isn`t fiction its nonfiction so its real. And I love scary stories and of course it is scary book.
Fun With Barbie and Friends: Book and Magnetic Playset (Barbie) Fun With Barbie and Friends
By Kristine; Duarte, Pamela (ILT) Lombardi
Barbie books 😍 are wonderful 😍😍
The FunJungle Collection: Belly Up; Poached; Big Game
By Stuart Gibbs
Stuart Gibbs never fails to amaze me. His works are some of the most clever, creative, and enticing books I have ever had the pleasure of reading- FunJungle included. The series takes place in a tourist attraction called- I bet you'll never guess- FunJungle. We follow Teddy Fitzroy, a twelve-year-old boy, as he solves mysteries revolving around FunJungle's animal inhabitants (a hippo that appeared to have died unnaturally, a rhino being shot at, etc.) Later on in the series, the focus shifts to animals outside of FunJungle (dinosaur bones being stolen, a local mountain lion, a bear at Yellowstone), a change I personally wasn't too fond of. I also wasn't Summer x Teddy's biggest fan- I felt as though their relationship became pretty bland after they started "dating"- but it wasn't too distracting from the plot overall. That being said, the mysteries and action were RIVETING. I can proudly say I binge-read this series! With its unique characters, fun animal factoids, and a rollercoaster of a plot, FunJungle had me hooked, and I hope it hooks you too!
Children of Blood and Bone (The OrÏsha Legacy)
By Tomi Adeyemi
If you like action then you will definitely love this book. This book is about a girl named Zelie who has her mother taken away because her mom had magic. Magic also disappeared .
Ramona Quimby, Aged 8
By Beverly Cleary
Nicole W.
What is the hardest part of being eight? Ramona Quimby has an idea. Ramona is the main character in Ramona Quimby, Age 8. This story was written by Beverly Cleary in 1981. This book was very well written and is funny and will make you laugh out loud. Ramona is a third grader who lives with her parents and sister. As she is getting older, she wants to be more responsible and help her family. But sometimes she has a hard time, like when she has to play with toddler Willa Jean, when she complains about dinner, and when she throws up in school. Even though she isn’t always perfect, Ramona tries hard to show her family that she can be responsible. In the end, the Quimby family enjoys their time together and all love and appreciate Ramona. The characters in Ramona Quimby, Age 8 are all different but entertaining. Ramona, the main character, is caring and a worrier. She worries about being well behaved for her family and worries about her teacher liking her. For example, when she throws up at school, she worries that her teacher will think she is a nuisance and that her mom will lose her job. Ramona caring about others makes her likeable. While reading, I want her to be happy and do her best. Beezus is Ramona’s sister. She is a preteen, so she can sometimes be grump, but you can tell she loves her sister and her family.









