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The Voodoo Vultures From Venus
by Dav Pilkey
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Ricky and his robot had been late for supper three times so Ricky couldn't watch TV. On Venus lived the vultures but everyone hated it there because the grilled cheese sandwiches were gooey, they had to drink their candy, and you couldn't even eat ice cream. But Victor Von Vulture decided that if he took over Earth he could eat food with no problem. So he invented a machine that can shoot out helmets that make the other vultures obey him and he used a growth ray to make a Big Army. Then he zapped the ray onto everyone's TV witch made everyone hypnotized and gave the vultures all the food in town. So Mighty robot fought back and won.

little cloud
by Eric Carle
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I give this two stars because it is to simple for me. But I also kind of like the book.

Prisoners In The Palace
by Michaela MacColl
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I loved how the book allowed the reader to learn about British history from the eyes of someone based in that time period. I love learning about British history so I really enjoyed the book.

Sweet Valley Twins: Best Friends
by Francine Pascal
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I don't think Elizabeth should think that she and Jessica should always do everything together because she is already in middle school. Elizabeth is already mature enough to be independent instead of relying on her sister. I also don't think adding Elizabeth to the Unicorns is a great idea because Elizabeth would have to prank her friend and she is not even interested in boys and gossip. Jessica and Elizabeth should go separate ways and change their lifestyles so everyone would know who which twin is which. Jessica's style of fashion is also very pretty and she would lean more on the girly girly side while Elizabeth would be a tomboy.

Out of my dreams
by Sharon M. Draper
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I'm glad that Melody was able to give her speech, and make new friends, even though she couldn't speak. I think that meeting a prince is wonderful! This book makes me want to go to London!

Happily Ever After: Companion To The Selection Series
by Kiera Cass
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I love that the king and queen, Carter & Marlee, Lucy and Aspen (soooo unexpected), and Maxon and America of course all found love. I’m so happy Celeste found her self worth!! Also love the illustrations!

Daughter Of The Deep
by Rick Riordan
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This was the first long book that I've read in elementary, and I still love it. When Ana's parents died from Nautilus, I understood Dev's hatred towards the submarine, but I would never harm the ship even if my sibling is onboard. I like Nelinha because of her aggressive and caring personality. The octopus from hugging the submarines is my favorite creature in the book because he helps Ana and has a bubbly personality.

Pride And Prejudice
by Jane Austen
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Here's a 153-word summary of Pride and Prejudice: In Jane Austen's classic novel, Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy have an instant dislike for each other. Elizabeth thinks Darcy's pride makes him arrogant, while Darcy looks down on Elizabeth's family because of their lower social status. As they keep running into each other, they start to see beyond their first impressions. But things get complicated when the charming George Wickham shows up, causing trouble for Elizabeth and Darcy. Despite their differences, they start to develop feelings for each other. The novel explores themes of love, family, and identity, and it's still really relevant today. Austen's writing is engaging, and the characters are well-developed and relatable. The romance between Elizabeth and Darcy is captivating, and the novel's commentary on societal expectations is thought-provoking. Overall, Pride and Prejudice is a timeless romance that's definitely worth reading.

Gregor And The Marks Of Secret
by Suzanne Collins
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I love the Gregor book series and rigilia but this book seems to be missing parts This book is meant to be harsh but it seems like they never shared why the rats were so harsh.

The Unteachables
by Gordon Korman
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The Unteachables is really good. The Unteachables were suppose to be unteachable, but Mr. "Kermit" was able to turn things around. Even the class tried to help him when the superintendent tried to fire him.
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