Dork Diaries:Tales from a not so happy heart breaker

Dork Diaries: Tales from a not so happy heart breaker
Rachel Russell

4 Stars - This book is better than most.

Summary:
Nikki (a dork ) has problems with all types of things including swimming ice skating and anything to due with her school . Life gets worse when Mackenzie (enemy) takes her friend's phone and texts Nikki mean text messages. Figure out how she deals with all these problems in this great book!

Review:
I liked this book because of the sad parts and parts that showed feeling. This book is good for second - sixth graders . A great books for girls!

Anonymous Review
Grade 5

The Strange Case of Origami Yoda

The Strange Case of Origami Yoda

By Tom Angleberger

5 Stars - It's hard to imagine a better book!

Summary:

In this book, Dwight Tharp makes an origami yoda, and puts it on his finger. The origami yoda, gives advice to kids in the school. Do you think it will give good advice?
You'll have to read the book to find out!

Review:

I thought this was a hilarious book! If you like funny books, this is the book for you!

Reviewed by Benji

Grade 5

Wonder

Wonder
by R.J. Palacio

4 Stars - This book is better than most.

Summary: August pullman, his friends call him Auggie, was born with a facial deformenty. He had not been to school for his whole life do to to many sergeries and getting sick from his medication. He and his parents have now decided that he should start school. he is going into 5th grade, but you'll need to read the book to find out what happens next!

Review: I think you will adore this book if you read it! it has so many details, and I found it very intresting how they tell the tails and challenges he faces and how he manages to make friends on the way.

HAPPY READING!!!!!!!!

Reviewed by Haleigh

Grade 5

Wonder

Wonder
By R.J. Palacio

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

Summary: August Pullman was born with severe facial deformities. He has been homeschooled by his mother due to numerous surgeries and health issues, but now he is entering school for the first time as a 5th grader. Wonder takes us through Auggie’s first year at Beecher Prep and gives the reader an inside look at his celebrations and struggles.

Review: This book is told from various points of view. You get to hear from Auggie, his sister and several of his friends. I liked the different perspectives given by each of the characters. The story has a beautiful message and I think that all who read it will look at others in a new light. I feel this book would be an excellent choice for 4th-adult readers.

Reviewed by: Mrs. Gregersen