All Four Stars by Alexandra S.

 Q Book Review

Name of Reviewer: Alexandra S.

Title of Book: All Four Stars

Author of Book: Tara Dairman

# of pages: 273

# AR points:  9.0                               RL: 6.0

Book is found in Miss Q’s Library

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=all+four+stars&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

 All Four Stars is an amazing book about a girl named Gladys Gatsby that loves to cook but there are twists and turns. I loved All Four Stars because it is  a very adventurous and  interesting book, Gladys doesn't tell her parents about her undercover job as a food critic. If I was the author, I would’ve given Gladys some more  friends, because it would’ve been more mysterious to see if she told her friends about her secret job. If I was a character in the book , I would’ve chosen Gladys to solve the problem about the New York Standard by calling them as soon as they emailed me. I would call them because she got herself into her dream job but nobody knows that it’s her Gladys Gatsby, a child. If I could pick one juicy word to describe All Four Stars, I would choose adventurous and secretive because there are a lot of adventures and Gladys has to keep a lot of secrets. If you like adventurous , addicting, and awesome books then All Four Stars is just for you.

Riding Freedom book review by Max V

Max’s Riding Freedom Blog Book Review

Name of Reviewer:Max V

Title of Book: Riding Freedom

Author of Book: Pam Munoz Ryan

Illustrator of Book: Bryan Selznick

# of pages:  138

# AR points: 3                        RL:3.5

https://www.amazon.com/Riding-Freedom-Pam-Munoz-Ryan/dp/0439087961/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1542213737&sr=8-1&keywords=riding+freedom+pam+ryan

Riding Freedom is a book about a girl named Charlotte that escapes from an  orphanage and creates a new life in Manchester and out west.  She diguises herself as a boy because she wants to break the mold and do things that women have never done before.  I liked the book  because it had cliff hangers and very suprising moments.  I would change the chapter where Freedm dies and make it a happier chapter.  If I was a charachter in the book I would have solved the problem where Freedom dies  and I would have found a new horse that I love and adore and race that one.  The juicy word  that I choose about the book is astonishing because I was surprised that Freedom died so early in the book.  I would recommend the book Riding Freeedom because it has a lot of cliff hangers and if you like cliff hangers and historical fiction than this is the book for you.

Grace's Book Review Blog

Name of Reviewer: Grace

Title of Book:  Wish

Author of Book:  Barbra O’Conner

# of pages:  227

# AR points:  6.0                                            RL:  5.0

Book is found in Miss Q’s Library

https://www.amazon.com/Wish-Barbara-OConnor/dp/1250144051/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1512654201&sr=8-1&keywords=wish+the+book-

Wish is a wonderful book because  you would think something would happen  a whole different thing happened.  I loved the book Wish  because you never knew what would happen next.  If I was the the author and I had to change something in the book ,I would  not change anything because it was written so perfectly .  If I were Charlie and I had to solve the problem ,I would just be thankful for what I have.  One juicy word I would pick breathtaking because the book takes your breath away.  I thought Wish was a amazing book because of the characters and the plot.

The Candymakers Book Review

Name of Reviewer: Sindhu

Title of Book: The Candymakers

Author of Book: Wendy Mass

# of pages: 453

# AR points: 15                                                RL: 5.0

Book is found in Miss Q’s Library

https://www.amazon.com/Candymakers-Wendy-Mass/dp/0316002593

            At Life Is Sweet candy factory, Logan Sweet, the Candymaker’s talented son, Daisy Carpenter, the cheerful girl who can lift a 50 pound lump of taffy as if it were a feather, Philip Ransford 3^rd, the poor little rich boy who is always scribbling in his notebook, and Miles O’Leary, the boy allergic to rowboats, merry-go-rounds, and. . . the color pink?  I loved this book because of the cheery, strong, and vivid descriptions of the candy that lets you smell and even taste the candy (I’m not kidding you).  If I were the author, I would’t change anything about this book because it is so deliciously described, amusing, and stupifying.  If I were a character in this book, I would find out all the character’s secrets quicker because I’d realize that all the characters were acting oddly and secretive.  If I had to pick 1 jucy to describe this book, it would be awe-inspiring (that’s a word; look it up) because it is a synonym of amazing, and is a word that describes this book perfectly.  I recommend this book to you because it is so quabulous, fabulous, fantabulous, and- you get it.  My final command to you is. . . READ THIS BOOK; you’ll love it.

Name of Reviewer: Anastasia

Title of Book: Tales From A Not-So- Popluar Party Girl

Author of Book: Rachel Renee Russell

Illustrator of Book: Rachel Renee Russell

# of pages: 279

# AR points: 4                                      RL: 5.1

Book is found in Miss Q’s Library

http://www.amazon.com/Dork-Diaries-Tales-Not-So-Popular-Party/dp/1416980083/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1462977441&sr=1-1&keywords=tales+from+a+not-so-popular+party+gir

“Tales From A Not-So-Popular Party Girl” is a FABULOUS book about a girl named Nikki Maxwell who is starting middle school. Nikki has three friends Chloe, Zoey, and her crush Brandon, plus the popular girl Mackenzie Hollister, who is ruining her life.  I loved the book because it was really dramatic and funny to read. If I  could change anything about the book, I would not make Nikki wear the rat costume because it made the book a little confusing because Nikki had to keep on changing her costumes. If I was Nikki, I would just tell Brandon, Chloe, and Zoey the truth so I wouldn’t have to go through all the trouble of changing her costumes  all the time.  One juicy word to describe the book would be dramatic, but a good dramatic. I really recommend “Tales From A Not-So- Popular Party Girl” to anyone that likes dramatic and funny books.