Under Copp's Hill

Under Copp's Hill

by Katherine Ayres

"Under Capp's Hill" by Katherine Ayres, tells the story of an orphan living with her grandmother, aunt, uncle, and cousins in 1908. Suffering from a promise that was promised to her as a baby, she is constantly getting into trouble in order to someway get out ot it, after dropping her loyal cousin, Jeresa, and her newly found friend, Motela into her mischief. This book is full of mystery, excitment, it's a delightful book that every girl will enjoy and want to read over and over again!

Review by: Jennie O.

Mid-School Student

Junie B. Jones and her Big Fat Mouth

Junie B. Jones and her Big Fat Mouth
by Barbara Park

Junie B. Jones and her Big Fat Mouth is about a little girl that goes to kindergarten and is mean to the other kids she shouts out things when she doesn't raise her hand. Junie B. Jones always acts good. This book is fun to read and is very easy to understand.

Review by: K'lyn A.
Mid-School Student

The Adventures of Herald and the Purple Crayron

Harold and the Purple Crayon
by Crockett Johnson

This book is about a little boy who has a crayon to draw his imaginary mind. While you read this book you'll probably laugh because it's funny and this book is easy. FUN and exciting you'll want to read over and over.



Review by: K'lyn
Mid-School Student

Cheerleaders the First Evil

Cheerleaders the First Evil
by R.L. Stine

Cheerleaders the First Evil is about 2 new students, Bobbi and Corky that join the squad. While they joined the other cheerleaders felt jealous of them because of their cheering talent, especially Kimmy. Kimmy was jealous of Bobbi because Kimmy's ex-boyfriend was going out with Bobbi. There's more that I want to write but I'll stop now or I'll tell you everything about this book. This book is very easy to read and you can understand it well.

Review by: K'lyn A.
Mid-School Student

Mustang Spirit of the West

Mustang: Wild Spirit of the West

by Marguerite Henry

Its about a girl named Nancy, and how she saves the world of mustanges and falls in love on her way.

This is a good book.

Review by: Chey C.

Mid-School Student

Treasure Island

Treasure Island

by Robert Louis

This is a classic novel about the ocean, pirates, and treasure. The story starts out in a small port town where a mother and her son--who run a inn called Admirle Benbow--are encountered by an unexpected guest. The man that comes askes for a room. On the first couple of days the boy quickly realizes what a pain the guest is. At one point in time, the man tells the boy that if there ever comes an old blind man for me I'm not here--Or close enough. When the blind man does come he hands the guest a plack spot, the sign of death. The guest tells Jim, the boy, to take a map. One thing turns into another and he is off sailing on a ship to a "Treasure Island". On the ship is the cool Long John Silver. Silver is nice to Jim but things start to change after Jim accidently hears plans to take over the ship. Silver, as well as many other crew members are planning a take-over. The battle begins! The two sides fight for a while but it all narrows down to who get the gold in the end.May ye men who are brave continue with thy journey! Arr!

Review by: Cody M.

High-School Student

Confessions of a Shopaholic

Confessions of a Shopaholic

by Sophie Kinsella

This book is hilarious especially for any one who loves to shop. It follows Rebeca a writer for a Successful Savings magazine who doesn't follow her own money savvy advice. In denial and still shopping, her credit card bills add up as her shopping spirals out of control. You can't help but laugh at her reasoning behind her crazy purchases and her unique personality. It's a fun and enjoyable book to read.

Review by: Emily M

The Bonesetter's Daughters

The Bonesetter's Daughter

by Amy Tan

If you enjoy historical books or books on Chinese cultures, you will really like this book. It is very interesting and provides a lot of insight to a very interesting time period and culture that many are not familiar with. I really enjoyed it as well as Amy Tan's other books.

Review by: Emily M.

B is for Betsy

B is for Betsy

by Carolyn Haywood

B is for Betsy is a good book to read. It has good and exciting details. It is written by Carolyn Haywood and it's a very good book to read. It is fun and easy to understand.

I would recommend this book.

Review by: K'lyn A

Mid-School student