The Great Chicago Fire, 1871

by: Lauren Tarshis

The Great Chicago Fire happened in 1871. It was about someone who was living a normal life and all of a sudden, a fire started. he didn't know what to do. I recommend it to someone who likes historical non-fiction. 😢

McKinlee - Age 10

Camp

by Kayla Miller

Camp is a book about 2 girls who go to camp. Olive and Willow are their names. But both of them want to do different things and hang out with different people. Will their friendship stay forever or will it fall apart? Read the book and find out. I think you would like this book if you like to read about friendship troubles. And if you like a book that has a little suspense but not too much.

Rylee - Age 10

Maze Runner

by James Dashner

This was a great book and it had suspense action and a lot more. I would recommend this book to a lot of people. This was one of my favorites from the start until the end.

Linkoln - Age 13

The Spiderwick Chronicles

by Tony Diterlizzi and Holly Black

The Spiderwick Chronicles is about a family that moves into their great aunt's house after a while there they discover magic. You will have to read the book to find out what they do with it. I recommend this book to anyone who likes stories with magic in them or stories that have an adventure in them. I think there are five of The Spiderwick Chronicle books.



Lilianna - Age 11

Cinder

By Marissa Meyer

This is a book about a girl who is part cyborg and Lunar. She finds out she is the missing lunar princess and the queen is out to kill her. I recommend this book to people who like cliffhangers and futuristic types. 😃
Ada - age 11

The Richest Man in Town

 

by: V.J. Smith

The book is truly fantastic. I highly recommend it. It really shows love and happiness. It is about this nice man who worked at Walmart named Marty, he shows everyone who walks through his line love and affection.😊 ❤️ 💖

Cameron  - Age 11

Friends Forever

 

This book is about a girl named Shannon, she has a hard time keeping friends due to rumors. She learned to ignore rude bullies and just be herself. This book is really good. It showed that other people have hard times with school and friends. And it showed that we're not alone.



Cameron - Age 11

This is Where it Ends

by Marieke Nijkamp

 Each day in the headlines you read about another mass killing or school school in the headlines. This is Where it Ends is the story of a boy who has had too much. The book is written in alternate points of view and lends some insight on what it might feel like to be caught in one of these school tragedy's first hand. The current topics in our society, the emotional trauma you feel for the story, and the well-written short chapters from multiple characters leads me to give this book a 5-star rating. It's a YA favorite every year!

 (Mrs. McGaffin)