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Five nights at Freddy's Escape the Pizzaplex
Scott Cawthon
I liked this book because it is like reading a video game. You get to interact with everything and make decisions for how the story goes.
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Africa, amazing Africa: country by country
Atinuke
I love continents. Africa is the second largest continent on Earth!
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The legendary rock paper scissors
Drew Daywalt
I love it and it’s funny!
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Parachute Kids
Betty C Tang
This book was great! It’s about a family who moved from Taiwan and their adventures in America. Lots of excitement.
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We are in a book
No Willems
This book is so one of my favorite books. I like that it is funny and I can read it by myself.
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We are in a book
No Willems
This book is so one of my favorite books. I like that it is funny and I can read it by myself.
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All the World's a Stage
Boris Akunin
All the World's a Stage by Boris Akunin is a clever and very entertaining mystery with a great theatrical atmosphere. Fast-moving, witty, and full of intrigue, with Erast Fandorin as engaging as always. A very enjoyable read. Highly recommend.
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The first ghetto
Alexander Lee
The First Ghetto by Alexander Lee is a powerful and very well-researched book about the history of the Jews of Venice and the origins of the ghetto. Detailed, but still engaging and very human. An important story of prejudice, survival, and resilience. Highly recommend.
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We all want impossible things
Catherine Newman
A beautiful, heartfelt book about friendship, love, and loss. Sad at times, but also warm, funny, and full of life. Deeply moving and very human. I definitely recommend it.
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The postcard
Anne Berest
I really enjoyed this book. It is beautifully written, very moving, and deeply personal, combining family history, mystery, and the tragedy of the Holocaust in a very personal way.The story stays with you even after you finish the book. I definitely recommend it.
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