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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw By, Jeff Kiney

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Scythe By: Neil Shusterman Genre: Dystopian

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Scythe By: Neil Shusterman Genre: Dystopian

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This book is called Scythe. It is about a world where death is all cured and everything is working fine. Except for that fact that because nobody can die, overpopulation starts to occur and there are Scythes to keep things under control.
The goal of Scythes are to glean an "x" amount of people within a period of time to keep the population under control, and to not let the world descend into chaos. Then there are the two main characters names Rowan, and Citra they both do not want to become Scythes but one of them will become one. The story will unfold, and the Scenes play out very fast.

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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Deep End By: Jeff Kiney Genre: Realistic Fiction

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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Deep End By: Jeff Kiney Genre: Realistic Fiction

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The story starts out where Greg is complaining about vacations, because he is stuck in his grandmothers basement with nothing to do other than use his imagination to pretend he is doing something exciting. One day however, Greg and the rest of his family get a surprise, their grandparents are giving Greg's family a big RV. They end up deciding to go to a place called Campers Eden, after getting kicked out tons of times from other places. It turns out Greg makes some very violent friends, and has to escape from them. Once he does, he finds out that it starts to rain, and that a Lightning bolt has blocked to bridge to Exit the garden, so no more food, or supplies could be delivered to the camp.
Then Greg gets the smart idea to use his family's RV to use it to finish the bridges broken path, and the other RV's can escape. That left only Greg and his family. They stay in the Garden, have a good time, and the book ends.

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I give this book 3/10 because it was very runny, didn't give much detail, and was just boring.

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This book is a 10/10 It has tons of action, lots of plot twists, and tons of chapters that leave you on the edge of your seat waiting to read the very next chapter.

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The Millionaire Next Door By: Thomas J. Stanley

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This book is about being smart and spending your money wisely. It teaches you to use your money wisely, and how NOT to waste it. It shows that on average Millionaires actually don't spend the money in a "flaunting" manner. Most millionaires got there by being safe with their money, being frugal, and investing wisely, not by bragging, spending crazily, or gambling. It's simple proof. Tons of millionaires even billionaires have been brought in for interviews. Countless times over and over again, it shows that most brought in are actually self-made "rich" and progressively get richer over time than those who are not frugal with their money.  There is this saying inside the book, that says, "Bears get Rich, Bulls get rich, Pigs get slaughtered."  This means that whether or not you predict the stock market will go up or down, you CAN be "rich" or "wealthy" but if you think you can "win" or "outsmart" the stock market that is being a pig, and that is how you lose all your money.

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This is a book about a boy named Greg Hefley, Greg wants to just have a relaxing summer, but his dad has gotten upset over Greg because he is somewhat "too lazy".  Greg's dad wants to take Greg to a camp where Greg will learn to be disciplined
and wake up early, do the chores, and have a work-hard attitude. However, Greg is not really up for that because he is very lazy, and often enjoys just relaxing back, and not doing the "tough work".  Greg has a friend named Rowley. Greg is often jealous of Rowley and does want to admit that he is. So Greg will feed Rowley tons of incorrect, or inaccurate information about life, to make Rowley believe those things, and thus, Rowley appears less smart.

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I Give this book a 10/10 because it explains how the real world works, and what the secrets to money-making success is. It shows not every millionaire is what they seem to be and that millionaire does not mean a luxurious lifestyle.

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I give this book a 6/10 because while it is enjoyable it is very choppy, and can be hard to follow if you don't read it properly

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Big Nate Greatest hits by Lincoln Peirce

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Nate is struggling to find a girlfriend and is aware that his dad is single, and is looking for a Partner, but all of a sudden Nate gets the news he will be showing up for Summer School because of how low his grades have been. However, just before he actually starts summer school he meets a girl that Nate falls instantly in love with. He decides that summer school may not be so horrible after all with his new crush that shows up. What is even crazier is that the new girl (Angie) likes Nate as well. Then they both start dating, but Nate's friends (Francis and +Teddy) give Nate Greif about him finally finding a girlfriend after so long of chasing after another girl named Jenny. At the end of the day, Nate and Angie are very happy that they both have a partner. Eventually, Summer School ends and Angie and Nate must split up, which Nates father is secretly happy because the father himself was never able to secure a girlfriend, or a wife.

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It was a good story for sure. The actions played fast, the book was decently funny, and I could continue reading it without wanting to stop.

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By: Burton Malkiel

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This is a book talking about being a bull in the stock market. It explains everything about bubbles like the internet bubble, and crazes over different things that have no value. It also talks about not being so boastful about money, it's something you should hold on to without being boastful or going out of your own way to show it off. It talks about being a bull in the stock market, holding our money in a good stock, or ETF, and leaving it there, not touching it, and the average return is about 6% for the average American. It talks about crypto and the volatility of crypto and how different of a world it is for "normal" investing.  It shows how to be smart with your money and make it plentiful without making mistakes at all. There is no room for error.

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I give this book a 10/10 it shows what the money world is like, and how to live ambitiously but not live greedily.