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Date read: 9/20/17
Ages: 8-12
Genre:  Chapter book

Greg Kenton has two obsessions. one is making money and the other is his long-standing competition with his neighbor, Maura Shaw. Greg discovers that Maura is cutting into his Comics business with her own original illustrated minibooks, he's ready to declare war. Greg also discovers that Maura's books are good. Soon the longtime enemies become business partners. But their budding partnership is threatened when the principal bans the sale of their comics in school. i like this book because it shows partnership skills between two people who didn't get along at first. Teacher can use this book to help student develop comprehension skills and make text-to-self connections.

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Date read: 9/28/17
Ages: 6-9
Genre: Chapter book

August Pullman was born with a facial difference that prevented him from going to a mainstream school. then august starts 5th grade at Beecher Prep. He wants nothing more than to be treated as an ordinary kid but his new classmates can’t get past his extraordinary face.  Teacher can use this book to teach students to respects and be kind to others despite their differences.

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Frog and Toad are friends by Arnold Lobel

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Frog and Toad are friends by Arnold Lobel

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Date Read: 10/ 3/17
Ages: 6-9
Genre: Early chapter book

Frog and toad are all ways there for each other. they write letters, go swimming, telling stories to finding lost buttons and hangout as best friends. These five adventurous tales are perfect for students who are beginning to read chapter books. Teachers can use these stories to encourage student to write text-to-self connections.

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Magic Tree house: Hour of the Olympics by: Mary Pope Osborne 

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Magic Tree house: Hour of the Olympics by: Mary Pope Osborne 

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Date Read: 10/ 3/17
Ages: 6-9
Genre: Early chapter book

This is a chapter book part of a series that follows Annie and jack. the two are brother and sister and have a magic tree house that take them on adventures. these are usually in the past and the children travel back in time to experience it. In this book the children travel back in time in the tree house to the first Olympic games. I like this book because it adds imagination to actual events and facts. Teachers can use this books to inform students of an historical tragedy and to help student enhance comprehension skills.

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Magic Tree House: Tonight on the titanic by: Mary Pope Osborne 

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Magic Tree House: Tonight on the titanic by: Mary Pope Osborne 

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Date Read: 10/ 3/17
Ages: 6-9
Genre: Early chapter book

This is a chapter book part of a series that follows Annie and jack. the two are brother and sister and have a magic tree house that take them on adventures. these are usually in the past and the children travel back in time to experience it. in this book the children travel back in time in the tree house the night the titanic sunk. I like this book because it adds imagination to actual events and facts. Teachers can use this books to inform students of an historical tragedy and to help student enhance comprehension skills.

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junie b. jones cheater pants by: Barbara park 

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junie b. jones cheater pants by: Barbara park 

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Date read: 10/5/17
Ages: 6-11
Genre: Early chapter book

Junie b. Jones is a fun series chapter book for children to read. It gives funny details on Junie's classmates and readers can relate to come of the characters.  This book will help enhance and expand the readers vocabulary. it will also allow the reader to become more antiquated with dialog. teachers can suggest this book to young readers to help them with stretching out their reading lengths. this book is a great for young readers who are starting to read chapter books. There are more words and less pictures in this book, giving readers another achievement to their reading success.