President George W. Bush: Our Forty-Third President

President George W. Bush: Our Forty-Third President

genre: bio

time: 21st century

stars: 4

It tells the story of George W. Bush, just the basic story for 9-12 year olds ( and of course older) The Auther isn't 

criticizes him in some bios they just tear apart the person.

my opioion: I really liked it for a basic bio! it was the story of him! and the auther  wasn't attacking him

 or making him look really good or bad. 

should you read it? yes if you want to read about George w. Bush

I wonder if theirs a book like that written about Barak Oboma. 

President George W. Bush: Our Forty-Third President

President George W. Bush: Our Forty-Third President
genre: bio
time: 21st century
stars: 4

the twenty one balloons review

the twenty one balloons by William pene du Bois
genre: science fiction (?)
time: 1800s ( I think)
stars: 4
Mr. Sherman who is a professer wants to sail over the world in a year in his balloon he made. but He lands on the Island of Krakatoa, the Island that is said to be uninhabitable.  But he finds people living on it and Diamond minds! But the Island people don't want him to leave because or else the Island would attract a lot of attention and people would get the diamonds. 


My opinion: It was so bizzare! and so funny and for all ages!


should you read it? yes!

Bound For Oregan

Bound for Oregon by Jean van Leeuwen
genre: based on a true story
time: 1800's

based on a true story, the auther fills in with her imagination for some parts.
The Todd family in Arkansas heard about the land in Oregon and they jumped for it. they brought with them a teenage boy who wanted to go with them. they left their town as a one wagon and then joined other wagons. some families turned back on the trail. Some died on the trail and others fell with sickness. Indians, heat and hail and rain along the trail. it wasn't easy. and the food got boring after a while. Mary Ellen finds herself wanting to eat veggies, green leefy veggies.

my opionion: I liked the cover of the book. and the book it was a good read in first person from Mary Ellen Todd.

4 stars

Nancy Drew and the mystery of the tolling bell

Nancy Drew and the mystery of the tolling bell
by Carolyn keene
genre: Mystery
time: 1946
Series: number 23 in the series
where it takes place: some where on the sea side, a picturesque town.
What jobs Nancy has: she and her friends help out their friend in a tea room as a waitress when the rush hours come because some waitresses have left.
stars: 2

my opinion: I liked the part where the lady wore a purfume that was actully a sleeping drug.

they loved to laugh

They loved to laugh by Kathryn Worth
time period: 1800's
genre: a story

Martita's mother and father died of sickness. The doctor who treated her parents takes her to live with them.
The family is of boys and one girl. they love to laugh and tease. Martita feels its quite hard to be teased. She learns how to make bread and weave. When she first comes to the farm, she writes to her Rich aunt in Richmond and asks her if she can stay with the aunt. The letter takes 6 weeks and by that time, Martita wants to stay with the family on the farm.  Its a quaint cute story. The  farm family is Quakers.

I liked the story, it was quaint and cute. I just wish Martita would've gone with her rich uncle and aunt in Richmond, it sounded much better and I would of loved reading about the mansions and stuff. oh well. That was my opionion...
4 stars.