This book is about a bookmender named Sophie Quire who is instructed to protect the Book of Who. The Book tells Sophie that she is the last storyguard and the protector of the 4 questions (who, what, where, when). Whoever has all the Books will have absolute power. With the help of Peter Nimble and his companion Sir Tode, they set off to find the other Books. By finding these Books she also discovers her mother, Coriander Quire's, killer. I like this book because it is full of mystery and adventure. It teaches us to have courage especially when our friends need us. For example, Peter saved Sir Tode's life by revealing his fantastic eyes beneath the blindfold at the risk of having them removed. Sophie's bravery saved the world from destruction. This book is definitely interesting and worth your time.

This book is about a family of little Borrowers who live under the floors of an old house in the country. When little Arrietty talks to a human boy, her parents worry that they might have to immigrate like all the other Borrower families who used to live alongside them. I like this book. This book is an interesting novel. It was neat to read about how the Borrowers used human things to create their houses, furniture and food. There is lots of suspense in this book that makes it hard to put down.

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 true terrifying stories from across Canada. Some are about the Crisis Appartion in Nova Scotia, another titled "sentenced to hang" in Victoria, British Columbia. All of these supernatural tales definitely keep me up at night. I like this book because some of these tales talk about very old Canadian history. And when I say old I'm talking Residential school old. And I find that Canadian history can be quite fascinating, and this book puts the cherry on top by adding a slightly spooky touch.

This book is about a boy named Michael who finds an angel creature named Skellig who lives paralyzed. Michael meets a new friend at his new school whose name is Mina. Together they discover the secrets of Skellig, and at the same time, their lives change forever because they would like to help more people than before. I really enjoyed reading it's ending because it is really peaceful. I feel peaceful because Skellig flew off into the dark blue sky after the special meeting about the truth of his life is over. Before he left, he told the kids to remember about this special meeting even when he is not with them.

This book is about two kids, Jack and Annie. They own a magic tree house that could go anywhere. This time, they travel to Coney Island to watch a show of the great Houdini, the master magician of escape! Instead of watching the show, Jack and Annie are asked to perform magic. They perform hat tricks and card tricks. Houdini performs tricks with cuffs and ropes. Once the show was over, Houdini seemed to have disappeared. That's why they call Houdini "the master of escape". I like this book because it shows a lot of imagination by Jack and Annie's ideas. They performed their magic by inhaling a magic mist. That wouldn't exist in real life, however, it still explained a lot about it.

This book is about what lions are like, how they catch their prey and what's the difference between a male and female lion. I like this book because it got me very interested. The reason why I got interested was because it explained so many things. Also as I was reading I was like "Ohh I wonder what happens next" , I guess this is the end!

Abby and Jonah have a magic mirror in their basement. One night Abby and Jonah sneak down to the basement and knock on the mirror three times. A purple swirl appears and sucks them inside and takes them to a fairy tale. I like this book because the magic mirror is magical, and takes people to fairy tales, and I like fairy tales because they make me think about being in a magical land and meeting new superheroes, princesses, talking glasses, monsters and penguins.

Harry Potter found out about a chamber of secrets and did lots of researching about it & what deadly animals lives in it. I like this book because J.K. Rowling put a lot of details in it and once I start reading it I can't stop!

Do you think tomatoes are fruits? Does a black hole suck up everything near it? Can eating dark chocolate protect against diseases? There are so many big questions out there, but many of the most outrageous answers to them are revealed in this book, full of realistic photos, fun facts sidebars, and even unanswered questions for readers to solve. After reading this book I knew so much more than before. You can learn so much about the human body, nature, science, technology, space, Earth, history, and cultures. It's a great way to learn stuff while taking a break from screens. That's why I highly recommend this book to you. And by the way, a screen saver does not reduce electricity supply.