Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli

A new girl (se llama) who called herself Stargirl starts at Mica Area High School (MAHS). She was not like any of the rest of the kids. She dressed differently, she did kind things to strangers, and she cheered for the other team. When Leo became her girlfriend he noticed things that she didn’t like the way people ignored her and never talked to her.

Well... it's hard to enjoy a book when you are being forced to read it, otherwise it's a really good book. It was really inspirational to read about this one girl, different from the others who doesn’t care what they think of her. It's a heartwarming story and a good read. (despite being forced to read it)

Yesterday, I made a playlist of songs i like called Work time

Rooting for Rafael Rosales by Kurtis Scaletta

This book is about Rafael Rosales from six years ago and Maya from today. Rafael spends his afternoons playing ball with his friends and hoping that he can get a career in baseball. Maya cares a lot about the environment when she learns about a baseball player that she starts to follow-not literally, that would be creepy-named Rafael Rosales. 

Its a heartwarming story and its fun to watch these two character’s lives overlap. I didn’t really like Maya’s dad until the end of the book. I’m assuming you would feel the same when you read the book. I liked the bee garden that Maya made. It inspired me to make one myself. Welp, gottagoplantthebeegardenbye!!!

Btw, I HAVE A WEBTOON!!! Also, we took a trip to Simon’s Ravine

The Dragon Thief by Zetta Elliott

The characters are Kavita, Jaxon, “Auntie”, Vik, blue, and many more (including Jeff the fairy) Jaxon has to find a missing baby dragon that had been stolen from him and he wanted to also bring balance between the realm of magic and the real world. Kavita wanted to give the best life to a baby dragon. Every time it eats, it grows. She didn’t want to bring any harm, but baby dragons are ridiculously cute…

I liked the dragons and all of the magic creatures. I also really liked Jeff. In the end, it was hard to tell who was good and who was bad and who was in between. It is a fun read-aloud book, and sometimes its really funny. I would recommend this book as a family read-aloud or a one person reading book. Also remember to read Dragons in a Bag first.

Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger

When she was 12, Sophie Foster met a boy named Fritz who told her the reason she could read minds. That secret led to many questions. Some answers better left unsaid and some secrets about her past. She also found that there are secrets buried in her memory that people might kill for.

There were many funny parts like destroying Lady Galvin’s capes. There was nothing that I didn’t like. It was awesome. I can't wait to read the next ones. So… I would totally recommend this book. I keep saying that because i like the books I post. They are all good books.

Look at the shirt I got!!! (mine’s grey)

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