I used to love these books when I was in 2nd grade. This book is in our century, meaning that cell phones and computers are in it. Anyways, the 4 main characters get swept up in a mystery. I really like how when they didn't find any useful information on their phones, they went to the library to dig deeper.

The main characters Violet, Henry, Jessie, and Benny are orphans and they are being forced to live with a grandfather that they don't even know, but they don't think positively about him. So, they decide to run away. Dr. Moore helps the children meet up with the grandfather, who they end up liking.

This is the first book in a series. I personally liked the book more than I thought I would (I don't really enjoy dragon books). It was kind of sad because there was death, murder, war, and the cruelty of humans. I would probably recommend this book for maybe kids 12 and older because there are a lot of violent graphics that were kinda hard for me to even look at.

This is a really good book. I really like it. It's about a group of bad guys who want to do things to prove that they aren't that bad. I really like when Mr. Snake farts.

I'm a boy, so I didn't really like this book. It's about a girl named Nikki who is a dork. Instead of a phone, her mom gave her a diary. My sister has almost all the books, so it's a series.

I love National Geographic so much. This is my favorite book from them. I love sharks as well, so I really liked this book. I liked to quiz my sister on them, so I recommend this book to everyone.

I think there should be a DOGOmovies summer watching.

So I have an idea! You know how there are series like Fablehaven, Welcome to Wonderland, The 13-Story Treehouse, and The Littlest Bigfoot, well what if DogoBooks added the rest of the series to the summer reading list so you could read a series and get points for it?

I read the first book and I loved it. I liked how in the end, Sophie and Agatha's true colors show. I love books that have similar conclusions. I'm looking for a good series to get into, and I feel like I would really enjoy this one. I'm sorry that I wrote two entries, I did the first one before I read the first book.

This book is really unique because it is narrated by an oak tree named red. Red watches over a community of diversity. Red has lived for 216 years. Another name for Red is "the wishtree" because once a year people come to Red and tie their wishes to the branches. One day, an odd boy carved the word leaves into Red, which was offensive to a Muslim family.This book is good for elementary school students, but middle schoolers may enjoy this book too.