Diary of a Wimpy Kid: No Brainer by Jeff Kinney

 

It is good. It has funny dialogue and experiences. It also has personal connections we could connect to too.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney

 

It’s great! It’s about a boy who really just writes in a diary about his life and it is just interesting to read! It’s mostly funny! It’s AWESOME.

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

 

It was amazing. I nearly read it all in one sitting on a road trip. At the end I nearly cried!

Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate

 

Jackson, a 10-year-old boy, shares his experience of living in his minivan with his parents, younger sister, and imaginary friend. As Jack gets older and his family is left homeless – again – his imaginary friend, Crenshaw, re-enters into his life to be an “outgrown” helping hand.

Supergifted by Gordon Korman

This book was awesome. It was really good because it’s about a kid who is really smart and the adversity he faces.
 

Shadow & Flame by Mindee Arnett

 

This book is the gripping sequel to Onyx & Ivory and starts off with an action-filled prologue leading into an epic fantasy. The main character, Kate, and a prisoner named Clash find themselves entwined in an epic conflict and are both faced to make difficult decisions. This book is an instant classic and is hard to put down.

Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo

 

Ninth House was interesting and it slowly revealed things about the characters’ back stories until we could see the full picture. About Yale and different secret societies and a girl from L.A. who can see the ghosts on campus.