This book is very interesting. It tells us a story how the cubs found a baby chipmunk and care for him before finally returning him to the nature. I had only difficulties with few words but with little help I enjoyed reading this story.

This story was easy to read and has a nice pictures. I like that Slam and Dunk have a big basketball game against the Bobcats. Their parents were watching the game but Dunk lost confidence when he saw that the Bobcats were BIG. Slam and Dunk finally defeated Bobcats. This is a great lesson about teamwork.

Great historical fiction centered on the actual newspaper ads listed in southern newspapers searching for lost family members following the abolition of slavery. The story dovetails the life of a former slave and the life of a present day teacher in Augustine, Louisiana. As their stories progress, though 100 years apart, the connections between the two are made with the discovery of a hidden book.

A Grandmother is a Babysitter who watches kids instead of watching the Television.

In this book each Disney Princess helps their friends how to read, cook, swim, dance and play games. I enjoyed reading this book because I like Disney Princesses very much. Also, book is very colorful and easy to read.

Epic journey through history with great plot twists, and of course, romance. Not your typical horror from King, but a delightful, exciting journey back in time. The ending is well worth the 700 plus pages!

Hard to put down, once you start reading. Suspenseful, fast paced.

Funny and fast read.

This is a funny, easy to read story which helps kids get over being scared of shadows. Shadows can be scary and silly and this book shows how to get rid off fears.

The book, set in the early 1940's is the story of a young black woman in Harlem trying to raise her son and better their lives amid violence and racial inequalities. It is extremely well written and I was riveted to the story to see the outcome. It is very sad story of the difficulties faced this young woman that prevented her from achieving her goals. It was published in 1946, won a literary grant for the author and has a million copies in print. I highly recommend it.