It's about a girl named Alexandrea Petrakova Johnson (Al) for short. Al DOSEN'T what to be a ballerina. She does not what to leave Georgia or go to Harlem. But she moves to Harlem. She goes to a ballet school in Harlem. She DOES NOT like the SCHOOL and she DOSEN'T want to be a ballerina. Al was picked from a jar to be the Suger Plum Fairy. She needs help with it so her friends help her like Epatha, Terrel and Brenda. They help her on spins, her dancing and her stage fright. On the real day of the show she CAN'T remember her moves but her friend go on the stage and dance with her. After that her birthday came up and she was at a ice skating party becuse that it what she picked. I loved the book, because it's full of excitment.

Reviewer: Hannah J.
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In this book Nate got hypnotized. The main characters are Nate Wright, Teddy Ortiz and Francis Pope. They are friends but really frenemies. They want Gag Me cards but the cards are banned from school.

Reviewer: Noah S.
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This book is really sad because Auggie, is a boy that has something wrong with his face. Auggie's real name is August. August has a sister named Via, a mom a dad and a dog named Daisy. I think this is a really sad book. Sad and good at the same time. When Auggie grows up, he has to face problems, not run away from them. A good lesson for all kids. He doesn't go to school but beginning 5th grade, he decides to try school. He has a lot of kids think he's weird, some kids that think he is different and only 2 people who truly nice to Auggie. Summer and Jack... I can't believe that Jack really does something really mean to August. I'm not so sure if Jack can be trusted to be a true friend to August. So what if August is different. We all have problems. Just because someone has a disability, doesn't mean that they aren't human. I learned that myself. We all should be nice to everybody equally. ALL of us.

Reviewer: Gia F.
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I really liked the book. The book was about Katie's mom, doing tap dancing again after she had to give up her love for doing tap. Katie Kazoo will change into somebody in this book, but who will it be? Some one Katie knows or a person that Katie doesn't know that well.

Reviewer: Gia F.
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I liked this book because the ninja found the Serpinteen Stones. They found the Serpinteen Stone at the North Pole, the moon and the earth and they found Lloyd.

Reviewer: Gabriel K.
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I liked this book because Batman uses his sonic device to call Superman. Superman says "My powers can't stop magic, but Wonder Women's can." I like the part when Batman tells the Super Heros a plan to stop the dragon and they did it. The dragon puffed in to smoke. I recommend reading Batman: Meet The Super Heros.

Reviewer: Gabriel K.
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In this book a girl named Duck is trying to act like a boy because her father likes boys. Unfortunately no matter how hard she tries her father said, "If only you were a boy." I liked this book.

Reviewer: Sophia K.
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This book is a true story. The author's son, Colton, had to have an emergency appendix surgery, and after the surgery reported being in Heaven. His father, Todd, knew that it had to be true because some of his details came straight from the Bible. This book was very inspiring and interesting.

Reviewer: Elizabeth L.
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This is a hilarious novel about a girl named Lexi who doesn't put much effort into her appearance, thus being dubbed "great personality" by boys. Her friend dares her to try putting on cuter clothes and wearing more makeup, and soon enough, she has the most attention in the school. But can she juggle friendships and romance along with her beauty-pageant sister, money troubles, and a broken family?

Reviewer: Elizabeth L.
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Jason is an average middle school student. He likes girls, plays sports and has lots of friend. There are some weird things he sees in seventh grade. People going through puberty and getting bigger and stronger. He makes fun of a girl when she plays the trombone for the talent show. Find out what happens to them in Space Station Seventh grade. I like this book because it is hilarious.

Reviewer: Michael V.
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