Two years ago, Mia and her family immigrated to America from china. Now, they’re looking for a job to earn money to buy a house. When they see an ad in the newspaper for a motel manager in Anaheim, California, they jump at the chance. But things aren’t as glorious as they thought.

This is a great book that is Wonder told from 3 more perspectives. This story follows Julian, and what caused him to be so mean to Auggie; Christopher, which gives a peek at Auggies life before Wonder, and Charlotte, who shows how Auggie coming to Beecher Prep affected the girls there.

Witch Week by Diana Wynne Jones is a brilliantly imaginative tale set in a world where witchcraft is real—and punishable by death. When a mysterious note reveals that someone in class 6B is a witch, paranoia and magical mayhem erupt at Larwood House boarding school. With sharp wit, quirky characters, and the arrival of the enigmatic Chrestomanci, Jones crafts a clever, suspenseful story that explores identity, justice, and the power of rewriting destiny.

This story is good.

this book was great but Ronald really needs to fight more

I love this book because one of my friend move away and we had a going away party for her because we all are going to miss her.

A fun fictional romance where you really want the characters to be happy in the end…

I like this book because some of my friends are scared of the water because they don't want to drown in summer camp. and i got in a lot of fights with my freinds in the summer at camp.

I love this series I ask my mom for the book every time there's a new one

Alcatraz Vs. The Evil Librarians is about a thirteen year old boy named Alcatraz. In this story there are people called Oculators who have the ability to use special glasses. These glasses are made from magic sand, not dull sand(or regular), which gives you the ability to manipulate reality in different ways with different ways. On Alcatraz’s thirteenth birthday he receives his inheritance which is a bag of magic sand. The Librarians steal his inheritance, making Alcatraz and his grandfather break in to the down town library. I absolutely love this book because it is fun, witty, and sarcastically entertaining.