Sunday, November 10, 2019

5th Grade's Favorite Reads

James recommends... 

Wings of Fire by Tui T. Sutherland 

"I think you would like this book because it has colorful art and dragons. I think the author did a really good job. But don't take my opinion, see it yourself." 
-James 






Nicholas and Vincent recommend...

Naruto by Masashi Kishimoto

"Naruto is a book about a boy who fights and trains to become a great ninja and leader of the village. He goes through many obstacles on the way. I like Naruto because it has many different characters and different villains. The backstory of Naruto really adds to the story. If you like fighting and story, you will like this book series." -Nick 

"Naruto is a book that is funny and cool. I want you to read it because it might help you because he was lonely because something bad was inside him, and nobody really liked him."
 -Vincent 




Hannah and Emme recommend... 

Because of Mr. Terupt by Rob Buyea 

"It's about 7 kids whose lives change when Mr. Terupt is their 5th grade teacher at Snow Hill School! I recommend this book for people who like anything!" -Hannah 

"You should read the book because it is a funny book about a classroom. There is also a little mystery that will keep you on your toes." -Emme





Dillon recommends...

Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney 

"This is the story of Greg Hefley. It is Christmas and Greg didn't get that many presents because he picked on his brother. Sometimes they talk about what happened in past Christmases. I would recommend it to anyone. It's a really good book and I like it a lot." -Dillon 






Brianna recommends... 

Roller Girl by Victoria Jamieson 

"It makes me feel inspired because she shows girls how to keep on trying and never give up because there is still hope even if you keep on messing up, you'll make it to the finish line." -Brianna 







Carly recommends... 

Dork Diaries by Rachel Renee Russell 

"A great book! Really relatable for anyone starting to go to a new school!" -Carly 









Kevin recommends... 


Restart by Gordon Korman

"I think you should read this book because its for middle schoolers, which is about your age. It is about a boy who loses his memory after falling off his roof. I can't tell you any more, so you'll have to read it." -Kevin 









Corey recommends... 

Allies by Alan Gratz 

"You should read this book because it talks about D-Day. It tells about what happened on D-Day. It also talks about history. The author is the New York Times bestselling author of REFUGEE." -Corey 







Cailin recommends... 


The Baby-Sitters Club: Mary Anne Saves the Day by Ann M. Martin 

"I think the people who like comic books should read this. This is a book about a fight, but friends in the end. This is an amazing book. You should read it!" -Cailin 






Bridget recommends... 

Screenshot by Donna Cooner 

"Blackmail, suspense, and drama. You will never want to put down, and do not trust everyone you meet. Do not mess around with social media!" -Bridget









Patrick recommends... 

Dog Man by Dav Pilkey 

"If you like action, read Dog Man. It has laughter and lot's of robberies, and very sad moments." -Patrick 








Olivia recommends...

I Survived by Lauren Tarshis

"Come and read I Survived. It has action, fun, and daring events. It won't matter what book you read first. Just grab a book and read it!" -Olivia 








Luca recommends...  

Popular MMDs by Pat and Jen

"It has lots of actions and fighting. It is super fun. It is a fun comic book. It is based off of Minecraft." -Luca 








Brendan, Lyla, and Alexis recommend... 

Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling 

"If you like magic, action, and thrills, this is for you." -Brendan 

"This book (Order of the Phoenix) is full of fun and it has good laughs but sad parts. J.K.'s writing really improved in many ways. The book is action-packed and a lot of fun to read! I think the fans are in for a treat!" -Lyla from Reads for Kids and Schools 

"This book (The Prisoner of Azkaban) has a lot of adventure and is very interesting. It is very different from the first two books as well." -Alexis 






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