Friday, March 25, 2011
Molly Saves the day
In this book Molly is at camp Go-On-Again and it is up to her to save the day. Not only is she smart but she is patriotic and stands up for her friends but is not afraid to win. I recommend this lovely story about Molly's summer. I love this story I would really read it.
The Performer To The Death By Hannah Embree
Originally Lois Armstrong grew up as a poor boy on the streets of New Orleans. He worked hard to support his family by singing for pennies. His travels introduced him to new music that was a great inspiration for his older age. He had openly demonstrated his talents on the streets which helped his career. His first music instruction was luckily in a home for boys. Eventually he began to preform in films and on the radio. He worked in funky jazz bands, and continued to record albums for many years. He preformed until his health made it so that he had to sing instead of playing the trumpet. In his last year he went to London and was in many television shows. He preformed until a few days until his death.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Josefina's Short Story Collection By Valire Trip and Jean-Paul Tibbles
These story's are good for lovers of the lovely New Mexican land and for those who treasure Josefina's amazing attitude.I recommend these story's because they are quite interesting and fun. I would definitely buy and enjoy these marvellous tales.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Samantha's Short Story Collection By Valerie Trip
This collection of story's include Samantha's talent,and Samantha's Blue Bicycle.The reason I like them is because they tell more story's if you read her books.They also have morals like practice makes perfect.I love these delightful tales because they tell story's that could happen to anybody.
Samantha's Surprise By Maxine Rose Schur
In this story Samantha works hard to make this Christmas the best one ever.Samantha is so funny and kind that just that alone makes this a four and a half star story.I entirely recommend this delightful tale.Not only is it a great story it has historical facts at the end.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Josefina Saves The Day By Jean-Paul Tibbles
When the wagon train comes Josefina and her sisters trust in a young American man to sell there blankets.But when everything goes wrong it is up to Josefina to prove her friend Innocent. This story is wonderful and interesting.Josefina is loyal and generous.I would definitely read and purchase this book.
Molly learns a lesson by Valerie Trip
Molly is a nine year old girl in World War One who hates multiplication.After her first idea doesn't work she uses her brain and wins the competition for the war at school. Molly is so fun and proud that it makes me laugh while I read it.This school story is full of enjoyment. I would definately read this book.
Samantha Saves The Day
Samantha has a Summer vacation in Piney point were her and her cousins are staying. When an expedition to Teardrop Island is spoiled its up to her to save the day.While escaping from the island they rescue a kind old man that eventually proposes to her grandmother.I think Samantha has a perky attitude big heart. I really recommend this wonderful story.
Josefina Learns A Lesson
When her family loses there sheep in a flood it's up to Josefina and her sisters to weave blankets for trade.It takes patience to work that hard as she still has school and chores to do but she keeps working hard and makes enough blankets for trading.I like this book because it is about a little girl with allot of smarts.
The Sister Switch
Andie and Catlin Kline are identical twins who each have their own talents. They switch places to save each other from a year of boredom and eventually it gets out off hand. But in the end everything turns out for the better. These girls are fun and really care about each other and try hard to fix it. The reason I like them is because they are talented. I really recommend this book.
Kit's Tree House
Kit is a ordinary girl in the Great Depression. She wants to build a castle in the sky. But her father makes a little room in the sky instead. Luckily Kit uses her imagination yo make it fun. The reason I love this book is because it not only tells a great story, but it teaches you about history too.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Sophie and the Scoundrels by Nancy Rue
Sophie is a young girl in elementary school. She has a huge imagination and a heart full of God. Her life is Topsy turvy and she needs to fix it. The bullies at her school always pick on her. Her friends are there for her through it all. And she survives with help from God. Each member of the Corn Flakes (her friendship club) all want to be Sophie's best friend but in the end they manage to get along. This is a great group for girls aged 9 to 12. I liked because of her overactive imagination.
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