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I just finished reading Number the Stars by Louis Lowry. It is a book about World War Two, when the Nazis were taking over and also when Annemarie, a girl from Copenhagen, tries to hide her Jewish friend Ellen, from the Nazis. Along the way they run into some thrilling times when facing the Nazi soldiers.

I thought the book was exciting and suspenseful because it was the time period when the Nazis were taking over. I also felt sorry towards Annemarie and the other characters. It made me wonder what I would do if I were away from my home and family trying to find freedom. I thought the loyalty and friendship between Annemarie and Ellen were was the most important thing in this story.

I recommend this book because it is very exciting and suspenseful. I think brave or adventurous readers would like this book. I think the writing style would interest the reader because she writes with a lot of detail.

Rating: 10

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There is a boy named Nick Allen who is not a trouble maker, but he is not a good kid either. He is an inventor. Nick has a teacher named Mrs. Granger who does not like him inventing things during class. One day out of the blue Nick starts calling a pen a frindle.

The kids in his class start getting into trouble because they call the pen a frindle too! Soon, the entire school is using that word. It gets to be so popular that the newspaper reporters go to Nick's house to interview him about it. Nick becomes a hero to all the kids because they think he is clever and funny, but the teachers keep a close watch on him. Pretty soon, he is so popular that there is a sign in the city that says, "Welcome to Westfield, Home of the Original Frindle".

On the last day of school, Mrs. Granger encourages him to just be himself. Ten years later, he gets all the money he earned from the sale of frindles. He is rich! When he's at college, he receives a package from Mrs. Granger. Inside are three things, an envelope, a dictionary, and a note. It turns out that she's been helping him out the entire time.

If I could change anything in this story, I would have changed Mrs. Granger's reaction to the word frindle because it's a great word. My favorite part of the the story is when she writes a note to Nick informing him that frindle has been put in the dictionary. My favorite character is Nick because he likes to invent things and so do I. I don't like Mrs. Granger because she is too strict.

This story relates to my life because I'm always trying to come up with new ideas. I think you should read this story because it teaches you that you can be creative and you should fight for the things that you like and think are right!

Rating: 7

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Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling

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Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling

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This book is about a boy named Harry Potter who goes to Hogwarts, a school for witchcraft and wizardry, for the very first time. Hogwarts is a school that teaches you about magic and spells. Before Harry goes he receives a letter from the head mistress telling him about Hogwarts and inviting him to come. Mrs.and Mr. Dursley, Harry's aunt and uncle don't tell him about it. Later on a mysterious person comes to visit Harry and helps him get to Hogwarts. The rest of the book is about Harry's adventures at Hogwarts, his conflict with a professor and about his friends he makes there. I'm not going to tell you the rest you will have to read it yourself. The main characters are Harry, Ron and Hermione.

My favorite part of this book is when Harry, Ron and Hermione were playing wizard chess on a gigantic chessboard made out of marble and cement. I felt excited as I read this book. It was action packed, full of adventure and fun to read.

I recommend this book to people who like magic and adventures. Kids in third grade all the way up to adults would like this book. If you read this book I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Rating: 9

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August Pullman is just a regular kid. He eats ice cream, rides his bike has an Xbox but some people think he's totally abnormal just because he has an extraordinary face. Surgery after surgery has prevented him to go to school he's been home schooled his whole life. Now it's finely time for August Pullman is going to enter the 5th grade at Beecher Prep! Friends can be tough but making friends is even harder. Check this book out of the library and see how August's family, Via (sister) and August's mom and dad navigate their way through life.

This is a hilarious, sob worthy and just one amazingly beautiful story. If you have been bullied or teased you can really connect to August as he finds his way through all the hardships. Its definitely a sad book because you see him getting bullied and in a way it breaks you heart but there is a lot of good in this book to like when Augusts friends do the right thing and stand up for him it was really sweet. I love when Summer and August become friends they are awesome people. Through the book you will find Mr. Brown's perceptions are very inspiring and refreshing.

I would recommend this book to readers nine and up. If you like funny, dramatic with a hint of sadness kind of story's you will love this book. There is really something for everyone in this book.

Rating: 10