Molly Moon Stops The World (book 2)

by Georgia Byng

I suggest reading this book because it’s all about when a girl named Molly Moon and her friends go to Las Angles. They go on a mission: to stop Primo Cell from being PRESIDENT! She uses her hypnotic powers and ends up in big trouble! If you want to read this book than check it out at the Eberwhite library! But read the first one before the second.


by Brynn

Ella Enchanted

Ella Enchanted
By Gail Carson Levine


I think you should read the book Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine. I loved it because it’s very exciting and has lots of fun and suspense. Adventure and Fantasy are my favorite genres.The book is about a girl named Ella who is cursed by a fairy at birth. Now she has to do everything that people tell her to. She falls in love with Prince Charmont, and tries as hard as she can to break the spell,coming along many adventures on the way. It’s a wonderful book,and if you’re an Adventure and Fantasy lover, then this book is for you.

Report By Isabella D.

Dog

The book Dog, by David Pennac is about a Dog who tries to find a home. It’s an adventure story and an animal story. It’s also about a dog who has had a hard time in the past and tries to get a home. I think it’s a good book because I like dog books so if you like adventure stories then you should read it too!!! So please look on the web for this to come out.

Emma

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer Stone

Harry Potter
And The
Sorcerer Stone

by: J.K. Rowling

This story is about Harry Potter and this is his first year at Hogwarts School. He finds himself learning how to wave a wand and battle mountain trolls.One thing you might want to know is it’s a great story for your family. I think that it’s a great book because you have lots of adventure.

by: Kathryn

Secret Language of Girls

Secret Language of Girls

by Francis O’Roark Dowel

This book is about two best friends that try new things. It’s a realistic fiction book. I feel in some parts that it’s a true story. Also, if you like fun stories about everyday life, you’ll like this book. And also if you want to read a book about an exiting friendship. This is the book for you. I recommend it for 3d, 4th and 5th graders.


-Simone

Creepy Condors of California

Jonathan Rand’s
Creepy Condors of California

A kid is going to a camp and gets lost in the woods and a Condor flies in and he gets captured by it and it flys him into a cave and he doesn’t know what’s happening. They are shooting a movie in the cave and he has to play in the movie. I think this book is age appropriate for third and fourth graders.

Peter

Loser

Loser
Blog post by Flori

He’s a loser. Donald Zinkoff is a loser. He has bad hand writing and is bad at sports. But when his friend Claudia the little girl goes missing in the snow storm will he find her? or will she be lost for ever? I just felt so good about reading this book it inspired me when I read it. This book was by Jerry Spinelli.

Junie B Jones and the Mushy Gushy Valentine

Junie B Jones and the Mushy Gushy Valentine

by Barbara Park


Junie B Jones goes to school one day and her teacher announces that since Valentine’s Day is coming up they will be having a Valentine’s Day party! Outside at recces she,and her two friends Lucile and Grace get into an argument about who will get the most valentines. When Valentine’s Day comes Lucile and Grace both get seventeen valentines but Junie B only gets sixteen! What will happen next? I like this book because it’s funny and the main character has an unusual way of talking. I recommend this book to any girl who likes nonsense and fiction.

By Jacalyn

The Dragon of Lonely Island

THE DRAGON OF LONELY ISLAND

The Dragon Of Lonely Island is a book about Hannah, Zachary and Emily Davis. They go on vacation to their aunt’s cabin on lonely island and meet a dragon named Fafnyr. You will like it if you like fantasy, adventure or fiction. Its an overall good book



By: Nick

The Puzzling World of Winston Breen

The Puzzling World of Winston Breen
By Ava
This book, by Eric Berlin, is about a boy named Winston Breen who is trying to solve a huge puzzle that leads to an awesome surprise! The genre of this book is mystery and fiction. I would recommend this book to people who like mysteries and people who like to solve puzzles because there are actual puzzles that you get to solve! If you don’t want to write the answers in the book there is a web site on the back of the book that you can go to and print out the puzzles.

Harry Potter 7

Harry Potter 7 by Ella

Harry Potter 7 is an amazing book that is perfect or fantasy lovers, sad story lovers, scary story lovers, and even better for people who love it all! I love this book! J.K. Rowling is an amazing author who did an incredible job on making this story perfect for people ages 7 to adult! (My opinion) When Harry, Herminie, and Ron try to kill Voldemort for the seventh time, things don’t go quite as planned! They drop out of school and get in deep, deep trouble... If you are not a big fan of sad/scary books I wouldn’t advise reading this book. Also I would advise reading the first six first. This book is amazingly scary and amazingly funny at the same time! I loved this book and I bet you will too!

Redwall

Redwall!
by Henry!
At Redwall in the summer of the late rose everything is peaceful. Then Cluny the Scurge, a rat, attacks. A young mouse named Matthias tries to get the legendary sword of Martin the Warrior. Will he get it or will Cluny take over? If you like animal stories that has action and fantasy you will like this book!

Lunch Money

Lunch Money

Blog By: Maya



This book starts when Greg wants to make some money. Greg does not have all so much money so he asks to borrow his mom’s credit card. Then he orders all kinds of different toys and starts selling them at school. Then before he knows it he’s sitting in the principal’s office being yelled at. But Greg is still desperate for money so he starts making mini comic books to sell at school. But then the trouble begins. A girl named Maura Shaw likes Greg’s idea and decides to copy it. Can you guess what’s next? Read the book. I say this book is for third and fourth graders.