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Bodyguard: Recruit (Book 1)
By Chris Bradford
This was an excellent, quick, enthralling read. The main character, Connor, was pragmatic, skilled, charming and likable. You could definitely tell the intricate research the author brought into the book. The side characters were all multifaceted and my feelings shifted for them over time. I read the book over a few hours, unable to put it down. I loved reading about the inside world of the White House and the antics of the first daughter. It was impossible to be bored while reading this book. In conclusion, this made an fantastic beginning to what is sure to be a fascinating series.
The Phantom of Nantucket (Nancy Drew Diaries)
By Carolyn Keene
The Nancy Drew Diaries series is very interesting, and deals with mysteries. Mysteries are found everywhere. In this book, Nancy and her friends go to visit the opening of a local whaling museum. What they find is a threatening banner replacing the welcome sign. Nancy has a list of suspects. This book is very interesting, and makes you wonder what will happen next. I rate it 5/5, and recommend it to mystery lovers.
Attack of the Dragons (Geronimo Stilton Micekings #1)
By Geronimo Stilton
The Geronimo Stilton series is very funny, and also are very colorful and include many illustrations on almost every page. In this book, Geronimo encounters a terrifying dragon while on the search for a cure for a village's cook. I rate this book 5/5, and recommend it for elementary school kids. I recommend this book to people who also enjoy the Magic Treehouse series.
Cheaper by the Dozen
By Frank B. Gilbreth, Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Do kids really come cheaper by the dozen? Yes and No. This book is hilarious. The Gilbreth family is a large one indeed, and cutting costs is next to impossible. But this family runs efficiently. And hilariously. As the Gilbreth family pulls together, they go through all sorts of hilarious experiences and events that keep you laughing throughout the whole book. This was a really great read.
Emily's Runaway Imagination (rpkg)
By Beverly Cleary
Emily loves to read. She can't get enough books in her small town, But her imagination sometimes has a mind of its own. She knows she can change their small little town with a little touch of imagination- as long as it doesn't get carried away. Emily is very funny, and has a very big imagination, which reminds me of my own self.
Farewell, Dawn (The Baby-Sitters Club, No. 88)
By Ann M. Martin
Dawn is from California originally, but when her mom and dad divorce she moves with her mom. She joins the BSC (AKA Baby-sitters Club) Her mom remarries her friend's dad; Mary Anne and Dawn are now step-sisters. A while later Dawn is feeling homesick for California and is actually debating going back to live with her dad and brother. Will she decide to stay or leave?
Baby-Sitters Club #39: Poor Mallory
By Ann M. Martin
Money has always been tight in the Pike house, but now Mallory's dad loses his job. Mallory is taking extra sitting jobs, and her whole family is affected. Plus some of her "friends" are being mean. But when she starts sitting at a rich, fancy, client's house, she thinks they are snobs. I liked this book. I give it 5 stars.
The All-New Mallory Pike (Baby-Sitters Club # 126)
By Ann Matthews Martin
Mallory is having a difficult time at SMS. People are teasing her and she's miserable. So when she gets accepted at a fancy girls boarding school in Massachusetts, she's so happy! The only thing is there is a really mean girl there and she makes Mal sad. Is this the perfect place for Mallory?
Horse Wise (Saddle Club(R))
By Bonnie Bryant
OMG!!! being a horse lover myself i love this book also im using for a book project
Leap Day
By Wendy Mass
This is a book written by the author Wendy Mass. This book is really different than any other book you may have read, becuase the format is very different. In this book, it follows Josie, a girl who is about to turn 16... well really 4, since she was born on Leap Day and her birthday only rolls around every 4 years.This book follows her through her 16th birthday, but also tells different parts of the story from all different perspectives. Read the book to find out more! Happy Reading!









