My Favorite Books📗

Some of my favorite books are listed here. Enjoy!


 One of my favorite books of all time is The Thing About Jellyfish. It's about a smart girl named Susie Swanson. She just can't figure out how her best friend died so soon. Figure out what happens in Ali Benjamin's novel!

Another great book is Hoot. Roy Eberhardt's family has moved multiple times and attended many schools. He's used to being the new kid and all that jazz. It wasn't until Roy saw the barefoot running boy that he realized  life in Florida was finally looking up. Read Carl Hiassen's hilarious novel to find out what happens!

Are you female child looking for new crafts to do, fun games to play, and love playing practical jokes? Then this book is for you! Read The Great Big Glorious Book for Girls by Rosemary Davidson and Sarah Vine!

Every girl loves dolls, so how about learning how they're made! Read Jess Brown's The Making of a Rag Doll!


 For a good laugh, read the Eat a Bug Cookbook! 33 ways to cook Grasshoppers, ants, Water bugs, spiders, and centipedes by David G. Gordon.


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