Stuart Little

Stuart Little by E.B. White
Reviewed by T.C.

Stuart Little is about a little mouse who lives in a house with a kid named George and two parents named Mr. Little and Mrs. Little. Mr. Little built things that would help Stuart while Mrs. Little bought Barbie stuff for him. One day a bird came threw the Littles window and sat down. The bird stayed for the night inside a fern. The next night Snowbell, the cat, went outside and talked to an angora cat saying, “We should eat that bird.” Stuart warned the bird to hide. But when no one was looking she flew away. For days Stuart looked through the state for that bird. On his way he stopped to talk to people and asked for help. At the end of the story Stuart never found the bird named Margalo.
I give this book a five star rating.
Have you ever searched for something that you loved?

Punished!

Punished! by David Lubar
Reviewed by K.L.

If you thought your life was bad wait until you meet Logan. Logan was a normal boy until he ran into Professor Robert Wordsworth. He really ran right into him! And now he is PUNished. Logan has a really bad case of the puns. People groan at everything he says because he says things like, “Eyebrows the books all the time to see what’s new". He must find oxymorons, palindromes and anagrams to be cured of his PUNishment.
Alphabet you’ll like this book!
This book was awfully good!

The Hunting Series Book 1: Z. Rex

Z. Rex by Steve Cole
Reviewed by D.S.

The book Z.Rex is well told, with a fast pace, lots of action, and plenty of unanswered questions at the end to justify the sequel: Z.Raptor. It’s about a boy named Adam Adler who “befriends” a T.Rex named Zed.

Zed has amazing capabilities. He can defuse bombs and then re-fuse them, smell and fly all the way from Texas to U.K., survive a 1,000,000 gigawatt jolt, heal a five foot wide shark bite in three days, and become invisible! If this sounds like an interesting read,  then get The Hunting Book 1: Z.Rex today!
Is this creature real?

Captain Underpants

The Adventures of Captain Underpants by: Dav Pilkey

Reviewed by J.H.

Captain Underpants to the rescue with action, thrills, and laughs! George and Harold’s worst enemy is Mr.Kurpp, the principal. George and Harold make comics that Mr.Kurpp hates and they play jokes on the teachers at their school. One time they put pepper in the cheerleader’s pom-poms. When Mr.Kurpp found out what happened at the foot ball game, he said “I won’t tell the jocks you did it, if you do whatever I say!” One day they hypnotized Mr.Kurpp to make him believe he was Captain Underpants. When they snap their fingers, he turns into Captain Underpants. When they poor water on his head he turns back to himself. I would recommend this book to super heroes who wear underpants over their clothes.

Did you ever want to be a super hero?

The Wizard of Oz

The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Reviewed By :M.M

This journey starts with the one and only Dorothy Gale from Kansas. She gets hit with the biggest cyclone yet. Then she met with the smallest people ever. They’re called munchkins. Her house dropped on the wicked witch of the east. Since that witch was evil, she got rewarded with ruby slippers. On the way home Dorothy met the most unusual people. First she meets a scarecrow without a brain. Then she meets a tin man without a heart. Next she meets a lion with out a heart. Then they go to the Land of Oz and they get a makeover with their hair. Then everyone heard a noise. They looked outside and in the air spelled S-U-R-R-E-N-D-E-R 
D-O-R-O-T-H-Y! Dorothy and her gang ran into woods. Then they heard something. Then they saw it right there, flying monkeys! Everyone ducked for cover. The flying monkeys took Dorothy to the castle of the wicked witch of the west. The wicked witch took an hour glass and turned it. “YOU HAVE ONE HOUR TO LIVE!” said the wicked witch. The Tin man, scarecrow and the cowardly lion dressed up as guards to go in as the real guards went by. The cowardly lion, scarecrow and the tin man saved Dorothy. Then the hour was up the wicked witch caught up with Dorothy. The wicked witch told the guards to go around the castle and split up into two groups of two and told them to come out both sides to trap her! Dorothy was trapped but she threw water on the witch and the witch died. They took her broom stick to the Wizard of Oz and found out that he was a FAKE! But he gave everyone what they wanted, except Dorothy. But then the good witch of the north came and told her to click her heels three times and presto she was home.


IF YOU WERE DORTHY WOULD YOU STAY IN OZ OR GO HOME!

Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye

Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye By: Geronimo Stilton
Reviewed by: D.S.

The book “Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye” is #1 in the series. It’s about when Geronimo, his sister Stella, his beloved nephew Benjamin, and his cousin Trap, find out that Stella found a map to an unknown island. When they get there, Geronimo gets stuck in quicksand, Trap almost dies, and they find out that the island has a resort! And on the way home, they find the treasure… If I would give this book a genre, it would be adventure! I give this book 5 star.

Do you have a wacky adventure story?

The Landry News

The Landry News by Andrew Clements
Reviewed by J.J.J.

The Landry news is fun to read because it has easy words and short chapters. The story is about a girl who writes a newspaper. One of editorials was about her teacher. Her teacher got in trouble when she writes about some one else’s life. I think it was a good book.

Did you ever get some one else in trouble?

The Magic Treehouse: Night Of The Ninjas

The Magic Treehouse: Night Of The Ninjas    By Mary Pope Osborne
Reveiwed by J.F.

Night of the Ninjas is a Magic Tree House book. It’s about these two kids named Jack and Annie.  These kids always go into their tree house than pick up a book then the tree house spins faster and faster.  Then whatever book they picked up, they go to that time. In Night Of The Ninjas they go to Japan.  I recommend this book to anyone who believes in magic.

Where would you go if your tree house was magic?

The Magic Treehouse: Lions at Lunchtime

The Magic Treehouse: Lions at Lunchtime  By Mary Pope Osbourne
Reviewed by B.S.

When I was reading Lions at Lunchtime, I thought to myself, “This book is super fantastical.” Those tree house time travelers, Jack and Annie, know how to use there heads. This story is the best book I’ve ever read. For a five star rating, I would give five stars. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes lions and wants to learn about Africa.

Have you ever seen a real lion?