Diary of a Wimpy Kid #5

Title: Diary of a Wimpy Kid #5
Author: Jeff Kinney
Review by: Brandon J. (5th Grade)

I read Diary of a Wimpy Kid #5 by Jeff Kinney.  It's all about when Greg is growing up.  His best friend Rowley and him had a big fight and aren't friends anymore.  Can Greg make it through on his own?  Read it to find out!  I would recommend this book for anyone in 2nd grade and up.

Bud, Not Buddy

Title: Bud, Not Buddy
Author:  Christopher Paul Curtis
Review by: Simon L. (5th Grade)

        Bud, Not Buddy is a fun, interesting book.  It tells the story of a boy named Bud, who lives in an orphanage.  He runs away from the orphanage that he is staying at to find his father and has ton of adventures.  From staying in a cardboard city to eating at fancy restaurants, Bud always finds ways to get what he needs to continue his journey. Bud,not Buddy is very funny and enjoyable book and I think that most kids in grades 4-8 would enjoy it.

Tiger

Title: Tiger

Author: Jeff Stone

Review by: Seth G.( 5th grade)

Tiger is a very entertaining book to read if you're in the mood for action and suspense.  Be care Ying has his eyes on you.  Kung-fu your way through this book and you'll learn about different styles of fighting and ancient Chinese Warriors.  Help Fu turn Ying to doing good.  This book is great for 5-8th graders.

The Tail of Emily Windsnap

Title:  The Tail of Emily Windsnap

Author:   Liz Kessler

Reviewed by:  Brenna M. (5th Grade)

      Do you want a book with adventure, mystery, and fairy tales?  If you want a book with that stuff, try reading The Tail of Emily Windsnap.  Don’t worry, it’s a good book, not a bad one!  It has mermaids and underwater castles.  Is Emily a real mermaid?  I guess you’ll have to find out by reading this exciting book.

The Hunger Games

Title: The Hunger Games

Author: Suzanne Collins

Review by: Anna B. (5th Grade)

            This book, set in the future, is about the thrilling adventures of 16 year old Katniss Everdeen. Everything changes when her younger sister Prim is chosen to be one of district 12 competitors in the annual Hunger Games. Katniss volunteers to take her sister's spot and enters into a fierce competition. Held in an arena, the competition is a fight to the death. Will Katniss survive? Find out in The Hunger Games, the first in the popular series by Suzanne Collins. I would recommend The Hunger Games because it is exciting and can't be put down. This book is written for 5th graders and older.

Harry Potter

Title: Harry Potter

Author: J.K. Rowling

Review by: Zachary H. (5th Grade)

My book review is on Harry Potter. If you're in fifth – eighth grade and you like magic and you like suspense and action I would highly recommend this book/ series. It is a book about friendship, magic, and more! The series starts out where Harry is at his terrible aunt and uncles house then he gets to go to Hogwarts, a magical school for witches and wizards! Harry experiences weird things. I hope my review got you interested in this book / series! 

   

            

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

Title: Dairy of a Wimpy Kid

Author: Jeff Kinney

Review by: Gerson C. (5^th Grade)

This is a good book to laugh at and have fun with. Dairy of a Wimpy Kid makes people laugh because of Jeff Kinney’s great and funny ideas. There are also interesting things like "the cheese touch."  In the book you also get to meet all the characters. The best thing about it is that when you’re done with the book you can start the 2nd book and keep reading until you get to the 5^th book. I recommend this book for 5^th- 8^th grade.