Morning! To day I will be blogging about early readers. My sister is actually a beginner, too. Now the kind I am talking about is that they know how to read just are unsecure on some words. Take for example the sentence "My dog ate the grass weirdly," they could slowly read it but need help on "weirdly." Now do you understand the level we are talking about? Good. Book of recommendation: Piggie and Gerald! Written by Mo Willams DESCRIPTION Great Friends Hilarious Kind Early Learner Animals These books are easy to read and I even like to read them just for enjoyment. My favorite is probably "We are in a Book." But I promise that all of the books will make kids, children and even adults crack up. My family loves these books and other books by Mo Willems, too. Like "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!!!" Mo Willems is an amazing kids author and I would recommend him to you.

Hey there! This is my first list so this list will be my top 6 favorite books. Harry Potter The Ickabog Stuart Little Judy Blume books with Fudge The B.F.G. When You Trap a Tiger Harry Potter A young boy named Harry soon finds out that he is a wizard. He carries with him trouble, adventure, Hermione, and Ron in his school, Where he learns magic. What adventures are next at Hogwarts? The Ickabog The Ickabog is a monster. This book is full of emotions like suspense, sadness, and even madness. I loved this book and if you have the same taste as me you will to. Stuart Little Stuart Little is a mouse who is family to the Little's Over a series of problems Stuart gets lost. And needs to find his way back home. Can he do it? Judy Blume Books with Fudge These books are not classics but are very funny. Fudge is mostly the funny part. So can we go and have an adventure of laughter? The B.F.G The Big Friendly Giant. In this book. The B.F.G saves a little girls life. And the save the the world! Together hiding, yelling, dreaming, being scared, and saving lives. It's like this couple was meant to be. When You Trap a Tiger When you trap a tiger is about a girls Grandmother keeping secrets. Big ones. Her grandmother got sick. Tigers hunted. And you get scared and sad.

Morning! First I would like to say that if you have not read part 1 of this go ahead and read it now. Okay lets take a dip into this book. The end of the book is unexpected and emotional. I really do not want to spoil it for you though. Everything comes together and to be honest some of my predictions failed but that was okay because they were just theories. This might be one of my favorite books. It was an amazing book you try and read it! Tell me what you think of it. This book covers grief, mystery, love, happiness, and especially disagreement. Unknown friends, cats, opossums, magic, trees, school, and parents. I loved this book. I recommend it for anyone who has similar taste to me.

If you like books that have morals this book is for you First off Ole Golly says a lot of wise stuff and in the letter she sent Harriet some words stood out to me: " Another thing, if you're missing me I want you to know that I am not missing you. Gone is gone. I never miss anything or anyone because it all becomes a lovely memory. I guard my memories and love them, but I don't get in them and lie down." I told you she was wise. It has other morals to like things resolve and good friends help each other even in anger with each other. The book ends and a lot of things circle back to happiness. I feel good for Harriet. I just finished the book yesterday.(September 3, 2021) was the day I finished it. She also learned from her mistakes and now is writing a book and memories no more mean things. That is basically it.

First of all I have know idea why "Book 2" was written in my book. So I guess I've read book 1? I think all of the books might be in 1 book so I will give you what happens in "book 1" without spoiling anything. Harriet the spy is about a young girl in 6th grade. She dreams of being a spy and by the looks of it her dream will come true she spies real deal on people at her spy route. Her friends Sport and Jannie are supportive they have a triangle, all three of them supporting each other. It is full of mysteries but is not scary and is very well written. Now time for how I choose my books and a thanks to Katrina. I choose my books based off of the level I read at, books I have read in the past and liked, and books my mom loved when she was my age. For example a book that I just read my mom loved as a kid. She loved it so much that she wanted to read it with me and like 5 minutes she was yelling. " I forgot how good this book was. That book was also at the level I read at. It was not based on previous books because I have not read many books like it. If I follow at least 1/3 of these it will be a good book. The more of these steps I follow, the better the book ( usually) Thanks Katrina for this question and I hope everyone liked this blog and maybe some of you were inspired by how I choose my books.

I finished the book so I will be making 2 posts this weekend and if you are still wondering why they put "book 1,2,and,3" in the book you are like me. After finishing the book up I still do not know. So if you are looking for the answer I am just telling you now that you will not find it from me. Also if you have not read part 1 I recommend going back and reading it. The people who stayed and have not read Part 1, do not say I did not warn you! I read this book and got a feeling that we touched on a bit earlier in my blog. I got the feeling of when you are loving a book and you zoom or blow through a book. I know some people get the same feeling. Do you like mystery books or books with a big plot? If you just said yes to either of those you will like this book. Harriet writes in her note book all sorts of things. Here is one example: If Marion Hawthrone doesn't watch out she's going to grow up into a Lady Hitler. Rude right? But it is just Harriet's way of getting her thoughts out. I wonder what she would write about me. She has a criticism for everyone. She is not mean though she just is critical. When her notebook gets into the wrong hands what will she do? Mean things about everyone are in there! All her friends are furious. What happens?

Good morning! Today I am going to finish blogging about "The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler." I loved this book and may I point out that it won the Newbery Award. This is a big metal for a book. In the other half of the book that I did not tell you about Claudia and Jamie meet Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. She is the one writing the files, too. Claudia also finds a statue named "Angel." It may or may not of been made by Michelangelo. Claudia would like to find the truth. The original owner was Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. She sold the statue to the museum. Claudia and Jamie look for Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, hoping that she has some answers. The story is for you to read. Figure out if the kids get home safely. Do you think they find Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler? Do they get answers? Does Claudia get to return home a different person? Will she get to have a secret like she hopes? All the answers are in the book! Bye for now!

Sorry that I have not posted lately. I have been busy. To be honest I'm busy today too but I think I can squeeze this in. Let me tell you in advance I most likely will not be blogging next week because my family and I are going on vacation. I do have bad news for you though, I was not enjoying island of the Blue Dolphins that much so I stopped reading it. Now I am reading "The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler." I will say I like this book because it is really like you are reading a file. Sometimes Mrs. Basil E Frankweiler will talk to you in her files writing "Have you ever been to a museum?" she calls you Saxonberg though because Saxonberg is her lawyer and she is writing this for him/her. This is weird, but in both "The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler" and "Island of the Blue Dolphins" kids are alone. In "The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler" (I hope you understand how annoying it is to keep having to spell that out) kids are alone because they ran away when Claudia, the main character, did not feel she was being treated fairly. Of course, when kids run away there is a lot of mystery and for some reason Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler is spying on Claudia. I will tell you why when I know. An interesting thing about this book is that people that I talk to are either saying "Oh! That is such a good book" or they say "I have never heard of that!" Anyways I am loving this book, and I will try to keep you posted.

Sorry I have not posted; I will talk about 2 books in 1 post. Then I will be able to catch up with my reading. The 2 books will be: Nancy Drew and the Quest of the Missing Map and Who was Ruth Bader Ginsberg. NANCY DREW and the QUEST of the MISSING MAP I was writing a book report about a mystery book of my choice for school. I picked a Nancy Drew book. Mystery books are not really my style, but I liked this book. Sometimes I get nightmares about mysteries, but I did not get any this time. It ended pleasantly, too. Mr. Tomlin is looking for his long lost brother who has the other half of his map. He is not the only one that wants the map, though. Spike Dotty and his crew want it too. Nancy gets sabotaged many times. Nancy is a great sleuth. At the end all the questions are answered. What are the answers? You read it! WHO WAS RUTH BADER GINSBERG? I read this book and I think the "Who Was" company does a great job of producing nonfiction. It all turns really fascinating. I find Ruth as an inspiration. I want to be a lawyer too when I grow up. There is always more to learn about everything. She was a very hard working woman. When her husband got sick, they were in law school. She printed all of his notes and did his work for him. She also took care of a toddler and her law school homework. She was not perfect, though. Nobody is perfect. Nothing is perfect. She was a horrible singer and it took her six attempts to get her drivers licence. That is perseverance too. There are more inspiring facts in the book, and if you liked these facts I would recommend this book to you.

Do you know the phrase "cannot put a book down?" That is what happens to me with The Giver. Literally. I like this book so much that I could read it for hours. I have so much to say about this book. One thing I'd like to say is that you really feel like you are in the book when you read it. I know these are things a lot of people say about books, but it is true. I personally love books by Lois Lowery. Again, I said this at the beginning of my blog, but I want you to remember you do not have to like all books or all of the book recommendations. Several people liked "Island of the Blue Dolphins" but I did not like it. I would recommend "Island of the Blue Dolphins" not because I liked it but because so many other people liked it. Back to the Giver though. It may actually be my new favorite book. I give it 5 star reviews out of 5 stars. It is not over the top but it is just perfect. It is about a young boy named Jonas. In their land they have ceremonies every year for becoming ages one through twelve. At the age of twelve you are assigned a job. The Elders watch your volunteer hours and pick the perfect job. Jonas has been doing everything though, and he has no clue what he will get. His assignment comes with pain. It also comes with happiness though. What will happen? What is his job? Is it his true calling? Wait scratch that last question out. Who am I kidding? The Elders are never wrong. Or are they? Read this amazing exciting book. I highly recommend it. Good bye for today.

I will start by saying the end is not the expected. It's sweet though. Gabe is saved and the people get to experience life. What is life anyways? They talk about this in Tuck Everlasting, too. (that is recommended, too) Is it living then dying? Is it enjoying it? Is it being present? Remembering past times? Hearing music and seeing color? In The Giver my mom commented she thought it was music, color, and love. They have no love either. Can you imagine? All that given to one person, a single person. They cannot tell anyone about it . It has got to be overwhelming. Painful too. Receiving and being in all the old, new, and any other types of memories. It must be fun, too, though. Like seeing the beach in a memory. Having the ability to see color. Also, he's given SO MUCH respect. The job is different in different case scenarios but it is cool. What surprised me at the end though? Read to find out.

I am currently reading a book about an ice skater, Espi, who always dreamed of going to the Olympics but never thought of it as a reality. Suddenly Jennifer, who was another figure skater chosen for the Olympics, gets injured and the Olympics chose Espi. She is famous now! Another character is Danny. Danny is another Olympian from Rhode Island just like her. He is also on ice but not figure skating; he does hockey. The news is setting her up like she is going to marry Danny. Danny and her hate this. As a matter of a fact Espi does not even like Danny! I play the piano, but I would be able to do it well without practice. Everything comes with practice. If something is easy, it is simply not worth it. All the accomplishments in life take work. It takes practice to know how to figure skate. It takes practice to be good at figure skating. It takes practice to make it to championships of figure skating. Think of all the practice Espi needed to make it to the Olympics . Espi is a hard working young woman and will let anything get in the way of her and the ice.