Beyond the Lemonade Stand by Bill Rancic.
This is a fun book for people who want to make cash, quick and easy. In the book, it describes different money-earning stories.
I like the part where the kid earned $300 from a car wash. I wouldn't mind earning that much money!
The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke.
This book is about two children who run away to Venice, Italy. I didn't care for the story because there wasn't that much action, and it was extremely unimaginative. It was too realistic.
I didn't like it because there wasn't any fantasy in it at all. There are a lot of runaway children in the world, and this seems to be a story about two of them. All in all, I say you should not read this book because it's extremely boring.
In this book, 12-year-old Meggie's father reads evil villain Capcorn out of a book. When Meggie finds a mysterious figure on her yard, her life changes forever.
I recommend this book for older Tweens, but I didn't really enjoy this book at all. I loved it at the beginning but I lost interest after awhile.
The 13th Warning by R.L. Stine.
It's a really good book about a boy named Lucky, and it's almost his birthday. He's thinking about stuff when his doorbell rings, and he thinks it's someone with a present. Instead, it's really old dudes warning him not to get 13 "13s" by midnight.
I read the whole book in one hour!
Book Resources:
If you want to buy any of these books, order from these links. I'll get paid, and you'll make my day. And, I'll want to write more stuff that won't bore you. Thank you!
Beyond the Lemonade Stand: Bill Rancic: Books |
The Thief Lord: Cornelia Funke: Books |
Inkheart by Cornelia Funke (Hardcover): Cornelia Funke: Books |
The 13th warning: R. L Stine: Books |
2 comments:
Thank you for submitting your book reviews to the Carnival of Homeschooling: Not Back to School Edition.
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Hi!
I am 7 years old and I love The Thief Lord!
My Mom is Forte.
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