Holes by Louis Sachar
August 24, 2007 at 9:44 am | In 3rd-4th Grade, 5th-6th Grade, Books, Fiction | 2 CommentsHoles by Louis Sachar. Reviewed by Deepthi.
Holes is about a boy whose under a curse. If it weren’t for the curse Stanley wouldn’t be at a boy’s detention camp where he digs holes 5 feet deep and 5 feet wide. I would recommend this book to other kids because the book starts out as a curse and ends different than you think. This is the best book in the world. I like it because it has a story you can’t stop reading.
Cam Jansen and the Valentine Baby Mystery by David A. Adler
August 24, 2007 at 9:35 am | In 3rd-4th Grade, Beginning Reader, Books, Fiction, K-2nd Grade, Mystery | Leave a CommentCam Jansen and the Valentine Baby Mystery by David A. Adler. An anonymous kid’s review.
It was about Cam and his mom was having two babies. But Cam thought that she was only having a sister but she was having a brother and a sister.
Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White
August 24, 2007 at 9:22 am | In 3rd-4th Grade, Books, Fiction, K-2nd Grade | Leave a CommentCharlotte’s Web by E.B. White. An anonymous kid’s review.
It is about a spider named Charlotte and a pig Wilbur made Charlotte a friend in the farm. Wilbur was very happy. But when Wilbur went to the fair, Charlotte gave to Wilbur a web she designed. After, they took the egg sack to the farm and in the second day of spring the baby spiders came out. Then they went away but three stayed. Their names were Jow, Awaneujand, and Nile and Wilbur loved the baby spiders and Charlotte. The End.
Trouble Board Game
August 16, 2007 at 10:54 am | In 3rd-4th Grade, Games, K-2nd Grade | Leave a CommentReviewed by a Children’s Librarian.
Try this fun and easy game for a wide variety of ages. Push the bubble in the middle of the board to roll the dice and move the number of spaces it tells you – but you can only start moving if you get a 6! It is similar to Sorry in that if you land on another player you send that player back to start, but that’s only part of the fun of the game. It is good for kids learning how to count and even though there are some small pieces, it is a compact game good for traveling.
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