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To start I believe this book hits all the elements of good fantasy as discussed in the power point presentation. In the beginning of the story we really got to know the main characters personality before any of the fantasy elements came into play. Second because of this we got a great description of the setting that continued throughout the story along with the great development of the children. The themes and development of the characters made this book easy to relate to. I believe seeing the chidden/ sisters develop throughout the story made this book a great fantasy novel because a lot of the time I wasn't even focused on the fantasy aspects more on the development of the charters and the conflict that was happening !

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This book covers many of the elements of good fantasy discussed in the powerpoint. The main element that stuck out from this book was the plot having internal consistency, because at the beginning of the book the reader and characters are trying to figure out the plot of the book. But continuously throughout the book the plot was consistent even when the reader and characters did not know yet. 100 Cupboards was a mix of time shift fantasy as each cupboard was a unigure

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I believe the target grade for this book is fourth grade since chapter books are usually geared for older elementary students. This book also reminds me of the I Survived book series that most 4th grade teachers had us read when I was in 4th grade. This book falls into the supernatural category of fantasy due to the Ghost throughout the story. The Ghost's Grave had a few of the key elements for a good fantasy book, but not all of them. The book first started out grounded in reality before moving to the fantastical part which helped buy into the story and actually connect to the characters. Another aspect that helped me connect to the characters was that each one had emotions, even the ghost Willie, this helped me relate to them because I have experienced these emotions and can bring that background knowledge to the story and help me relate to it especially since it is a fantasy book and I would not be able to experience this first hand. The last element I feel like the book had was that it helps the reader explore human values like kindness through the way Josh helps Ethel and Ms. Stray , empathy through the way Josh helps Willie, and sacrifice by Josh giving up his traditional summer with his parents and going to visit his great Aunt Ethel.

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I think the target grade for this book is about 3rd grade because it was easy to read, but also sort of emotional. This book is a good fantasy book because of the "talking" animals and how Ivan is a gorilla, but is also artistic.

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Honus and Me was a good read, it was about a young boy who could bring people from the past into the future and he could also travel through time as well. This is a perfect example of a time-shift fantasy. I believe this book to be at a 3rd grade level, but I also think maybe 4th grade as well. It had a good amount of vocabulary and figure of speech.

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I think the target grade range for this book would be third/fourth graders. It is an easy read but at times the plot can get fairly complex. What makes this book a good piece of fantasy is how believable the story is. The way the author describes the beetles lives and how they interact with people in the story seems so realistic. I felt all sorts of emotions while reading it because of how realistic it seems.

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I believe that this book is meant for 4th or 5th graders because it is a chapter book that contains upper level vocabulary and concepts. It is a good piece of fantasy because, it starts grounded in reality that students can relate to. With a young boy who has just moved in with his cousins and adjusting to his new reality. This is established before the book moves into the magical world of the cupboards. The author also uses vivid descriptions though each cupboard to make it more believable to the reader and the events that happen in the cupboard each have realistic and magical elements. The situations also make logical sense even though it's magical all the elements come together and explain the overall story.

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I believe the target grade for my book would be around third or fourth grade. I think this book incorporates all of the aspects of a great children's fantasy novel. At the beginning it introduced all of the characters really well so we got to know them before all of the fantasy came into play. The setting was very descriptive the whole time and the book had a lot of character development. The whole time I read the book I could relate to it and I really found myself focusing on the character development and the conflict rather than the fantasy parts of the book.

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100 Cupboards is a great book for fifth-eighth graders. It is a good piece of fantasy because it has a convincing plot. As I read, I could literally imagine peering into one of those cupboards. The characters were adequately developed and it indeed made the unbelievable believable. Wilson did a wonderful job adding description and depth to the story.

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“The Ghost’s Grave,” written by, Peg Kehret, would be a good story to read to third graders. I think this book would be great for the age because it is definitely a fantasy book that will expand their imagination even more, as they get older. However, it also has somewhat of a complex plot. The third-grade age will be able to comprehend the story yet allow their imagination to make it their own.

My novel is a good fantasy piece because of many reasons. First, the story starts off realistic. The main character, Josh, is excited about making the summer baseball team. However, he then figures out he will have to move away because his mother’s boyfriend got a new job in India. The story shifts to fantasy when Josh gets to India and starts meeting a wide variety of unrealistic characters, who play a large role in the plot. Another reason this story is a good piece of fantasy is because of the way Kehret describes the setting. The story takes place in a graveyard and the author does a really good job at describing what the graveyard is like using reader’s senses.

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I would say that the target grade for this book would be third grade. It is easy to get through, but it is a longer book. It also had a couple words and things that could be confusing for a younger crowd. I would say this was a good fantasy book because it was about the life of a beetle living in an apartment doing all human activities. Even thought this beetle was living a complete life that could never happen, I never once questioned it. The way the story was set up, everything was believable.

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Honus and Me was about a 10 year old boy who was not the best on his baseball team. He discovers a baseball card, which magically takes him back in time.  He gains confidence throughout the book. This book was an easy read, and I think 4th graders would really enjoy it. It involved time-shifting fantasy, which made my imagination grow while reading the book.

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I would say that The Sister's Grimm would be for 4th or 5th graders. I really enjoyed this fantasy novel because it had a hint of mystery to it. The author did a good job of allowing us to get to know each character and she was very descriptive with the setting and gave plenty of details to help us visualize where the story was taking place. Character development was a big part of this story, there were so many important things to pay attention to as the story progressed and it kept me wanting to read more!

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I believe this book is meant to target third or fourth graders. The book attracts this age level because the mysteries in the story.  It challenges the reader to think on a different level and also keeps the readers engaged. The spooky setting of the story draws to the attention of both third and fourth graders.
The reason this book is such a great piece of fantasy is because of the relationship between the ghost and Josh. In the story, most of characters are neither living or human, which adds to the fantasy of the story. Josh becomes curious about the mystery of what had happened with the ghost, and this leads to an engaging thriller and a spooky setting. I believe the characters in the story make the book a fantasy because of the distinction between human beings and the ghost, and how they end up be-friending one another.

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The target age for this book I believe is third grade. It is a chapter book and has lots of aspects in it such as the mysteries along with lots of thought provoking elements. I think this is a very appropriate and good piece of fantasy because of its incorporation of both realistic and unrealistic characters that we come across throughout the novel. It ensures to hook the readers also by the good descriptions of settings.

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I thought this book would suit well for 4-5th grade. The concept and vocabulary would be challenging for a third grader. I thought the book is a great fantasy book because it incorporates all sorts of fairytales and stories that kids of all ages heard when they were younger. This story incorporates them all into a mystery that watches Sabrina grow. It has magic carpets, brand, mirrors, giants, and fairies that keep it childlike but a read that is appropriate for older children.

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I think that the book Masterpiece is for a higher grade level in elementary school. I would say it fits well for a fourth grader. The book is fairly long for a chapter book and uses complex wording. This book is a good piece of fantasy because is almost reminded me of the movie Ratatouille where an unlikely and not real team works together.

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I would say that this book is geared more towards fourth-sixth graders. Mainly because it is a longer chapter book with more challenging vocabulary. I think that this book covered mostly if not all of the elements of a good fantasy piece. Something I especially noticed was that it had a great source of description. Wilson makes it very easy for the reader imagine and create an idea of what the scenery looks like.

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I would say this book would be targeted for third through fourth grades. The concepts discussed in the book about Ivan's life, as a gorilla held in captivity, and his thoughts of humans and their interaction can be complex and difficult to understand for lower grade levels. This book can be considered an animal fantasy since there is Ivan, the talking gorilla, and other talking animals. This book definitely checks all of the boxes for a fantasy novel. Ivan, the main character, shows many emotions throughout the book. He shares his deep feelings about humans and his life that allows the reader to understand how an animal in captivity might feel. It contains a plot that follows Ivan's journey from the Big Top Mall to the zoo. This fantasy is also believable. In the book Ivan is not living outside of captivity which in the real world gorillas in developed ares are held captive and used for show as the book emulates.

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I would say the target grade range for this book would be third grade and maybe fourth grade. The story overall is an easy read. I believe what makes this book a good read is the plot and the way the beetles takes on a human activities in a fantasy story.

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I think this book would be great for third or fourth graders. While not being too challenging of a read, the book has great underlying messages. It would intrigue the students by being told by an animal, but there is room for them to dig deeper and find important themes and messages behind Ivan's story.

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Honus and Me is about a young boy who really loved baseball, but wasn't all that great at it. He ends up finding the rarest baseball card, that also has magical powers to take him back in time. The young boy builds relationship with his brother and the baseball player from the card. Joey's adventure restores his confidence as a baseball player. The book is a very simple read. Probably for 3rd or 4th graders to read. The book involves time traveling fantasy and gives the reader a lot of opportunity to widen their imagination.

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I think the target grade for this book would be 4th or 5th grade as students in this grade would be able to relate to the main character, Josh. Josh has to spend his summer away from his friends and in a setting he isn't used to, which can help students learn to cope with change that they themselves may be dealing with. I think this book was a great fantasy work because it included both real characters and some supernatural or strange characters (such as Willy the ghost, or the ostrich that may or may not be Josh's great aunt Florence). The plot of the story involves both real and supernatural mysteries which keeps readers intrigued and maintains a sense of relatability.

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Personally, I believe this book is best suited for 5th-7th grade students. I think the book has very rich vocabulary and a compelling plot that is best suited for students in this age range. This book is a good piece of fantasy because the author uses vivid descriptions and the story is grounded in reality before it turns fantastical. In the book, the story begins at Henry’s aunt and uncle’s house when he moves in with them before he discovers the fantasy world.

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I believe that this book would be great for third or fourth grade. It is a good piece of fantasy because it is a dynamic book. While funny at times, it also has some harder hitting parts as well. This book combines the reality of animals living in captivity with the fantasy of them speaking, having dynamic friendships, and understanding more about the world. The characters are detailed, interesting, and dynamic. The reader can really connect with Ivan's emotions and experiences, whether through a window or a mirror. This book really gives a glimpse into how captivity may affect animals.

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Honus and Me is a fantasy book about time travel, and I think it is suitable for fourth grade students to read. This book depicts Joey found a baseball card while cleaning his neighbor's attic. This card works like a time machine to bring Joey back to the era of Wagner and start his adventure.