Thursday, May 31, 2012

Wayside School

by Louis Sachar
Genre-Fiction
Reviewed by Cael


Summary/Main Idea
There's been a terrible mistake.  Wayside school was supposed to be built with thirty classrooms all next to each other in a row.


My Thoughts
I liked this book.  Mrs. Goorf turned the students into apples.  And I liked when Sherry rolled out the window. 



Lucky Dog Days (Pee Wee Scouts Series)


By Judy Delton
Illustrated by Alan Tiegreen
Genre-Realistic Fiction
Reviewed by Tanner

Summary/Main Idea
It is Help a Pet Month.  The Pee Wee Scouts are helping find homes for pets in the Animal Shelter.  Read this book and find out what they do.  

My Thoughts
I gave my book two stars because the kids were very rude to each other and 3 scouts steal rummage from three other scouts and how one of the scouts is very bossy.

 

Doug's Big Shoe Disaster


by Jim Jinkins
Illustrated by Sue Kassirer
Genre-Fiction
Reviewed by Maddison


Summary/Main Idea
Doug had to wear an old shoe so he wanted to get new shoes.  He wanted to have good shoes.


My Thoughts
I thought he likes his shoes but he didn't.  His friends liked them he he did not.  So Doug got new shoes.  I thought he was going to get boat shoes but he got other shoes.


Wayside School

By Louis Sachar
Reviewed by Kassidy


Summary/Main Idea
Mrs. Gruff is the mean teacher in Wayside School.  They are on the 30th floor of the school.


My Thoughts
I like it because one of the kids ate Mrs. Gruff because she turned herself into an apple.



The Jaguar's Jewel (A to Z Mysteries Series)


By Ron Roy
Genre- Mystery
Reviewed by Tanner

Summary/Main Idea
Dink, Josh and Ruthe Rose are visiting Dink's uncle.  Someone replaced a jewel for a fake.  But when the police suspect Dink's uncle, it's up to the three detectives.


My Thoughts
I like this book because of how Dink, Josh, and Ruthe Rose use their knowledge wisely.


Under the Moon



by Dyan Sheldon
Illustrated by Gary Blythe
Genre-Fiction
Reviewed by Hunter


Summary/Main Idea
Jenny found a stone while she was digging.  It was rough.


My Thoughts
I liked it because I like when she finds an arrow head because I do that stuff.  


The Lemon Drop Jar

by Christine Widman
Illustrated by Christa Kieffer
Genre-Fiction
Reviewed by Liberty

Summary/Main Idea
She is staying at her Aunt Emma's!!  And it's almost winter.  Emma used to live somewhere where it was always warm.  So the lemon heads reminded her of the sun.

My Thoughts
This author did a great job!  Five stars isn't the best - she should get 1000 stars! This story is soothing at first but after that you'll get a kick in the head.  So watch out for lemon drops!