A 13 yrs. old boy named Daniel who is on a football team, but HATES football, and spends practices arranging Gatorade cups perfectly. He receives an anonymous email that said "I need your help" -fellow Star Child. And he must find out what it means. The author Wesley King created characters that are not only relatable but realistic. They all have a role. You've got Daniel, the main, Max, the breath of fresh air, Taj, the jock, Sara, the one everyone feels bad for, and Raya, the one that keeps the readers turning their pages! I think that this book should totally have a sequel! Although I don't have OCD I can still relate to Daniel.

This book is about a boy named Charlie who has a staycation in his hometown of Montreal, Quebec. At fist Charlie thinks that it will be boring but after a while Charlie realizes that he can have an adventure at home even if it is just playing baseball and walking dogs. I like this book because it is humorous and I can connect to all the summers I am home from vacation. I would recommend this book to anyone who is seven to eleven years old.

This book is about the BFF issues that a girl named Ida has to go through. After her BFF Liz moves away the two girls lose touch. But later on, when Ida bumps into Liz at summer camp, Ida has to choose between fixing her friendship with Liz and leaving her out to be with her other BFFs. I like this book because it is about having BFFs, and it teaches readers to not forget old friends no matter how many other BFFs they have made.

This book is about Greg Heffley, a boy who is in middle school. Greg's best friend is Rowley. The two are sharing a school full with people who are taller, meaner, and already shaving. I like this book because it is very entertaining. Greg has to face his old pal Karan Gupta. He is currently playing a joke on Karan by saying he is still in India and acting like he is invisible. Another thing I like about this book is the "cheese touch". In Greg's school everyone is scared of it!

This book is about a mesmerizing and inspiring story of two boys, Leo and Remi, and one duck named Betty. The two boys and one duck venture daringly into the many curious and odd floors of the Whippet Hotel, their workplace, searching for the long lost Merganzer D. Whippet, genius creator of the Whippet Hotel. Many challenges follow, but eventually the boys (and duck) find Merganzer. A very bright and well-written novel. I like this book because it is well-written with interesting characters and a remarkable storyline. It is also well-paced and very wacky in a way that is interesting, funny and inspiring to me, and surely to other kids as well. In the story, which boys as well as girls will enjoy, there is a captivating start, a middle with many different turns, and a happy and soft ending. I give this book 4 and a half stars because of a few problems: very few illustrations, a somewhat etchy beginning, and some moments in the book that were too long. Floors is a magnificently great book, but three things would make it even better: some good quotes, lots of stunning illustrations, and the book overall being longer.

This book is about true friendship between Twig a chipmunk, Lilly a bunny and Basil a weasel. They set sail on a boat with a baby dragon named Chair, but the boat capsized in the middle of the sea. I like this book because the animals are very cute and they represent friendship and kindness. It tells never lie to your friends because if you lie like Basil you will lose your friends and break your friendship between them. I recommend you to read this book because the relationship in this animal story are similar to our human world and it can be a real life situation.

A boy named Greg Heffley, is starting middle school with his friend, Rowely Jefferson. Things do not go well for Greg because his brother Rodrick, and classmates are constantly picking on him. Greg finishes the year by breaking his friendship with Rowely over the cheese touch. I like this book because at the end of the book, there was a plot changing twist. Greg and Rowely were held captive by two teenage boys. The teens were forcing the two besties to eat moldy cheese. Greg quickly said that he was lactose intolerant, so Rowely forcefully ate the cheese. When the two were back to school Greg took the blame for eating the gross cheese-touch-cheese. That just proves how strong their friendship really is.

This book is about a squeaky door, a little boy, a grandma, cat, dog and a pig and a horse. I like this book because it was interesting and really, really funny.

This book is about dinosaurs names and species and their appearances and facts! It even shows their size! It is placed in alphabetical order to make it easier to look it up. The book also explains their life cycle, food, habitat, their defences and when they exist. I like this book because it's really descriptive and they drawed a background with images of dinosaurs to make it fun for kids. Because kids like to read it, it also encourages kids to read other books. The meanings are really clear and simple so it could be easily understood, it has a lot of information and I learned a lot! The reason I like it is because it explained almost everything about dinosaurs in clear simple paragraphs that attracted my attention the moment I saw it. If you are doing a project about dinosaur species, I suggest you to read this book.

This book is about a mouse named Celeste who was born in a field and found a home in a house of the artist Audubon. This book is about friendship between humans and animals. I like this book because Celeste is cute and kind. She is very helpful to her friends: birds Cornelius and Laffayette, and boy Joseph who learned to paint the birds. Celeste is even trying to be nice to rats Illiana and Trixie. At the end of the story, Celeste understands that the true home is in your heart.