Peters 4-6 Library - Student Recommendations

Student Recommendations

"A must read!"- Students Everywhere

"Four Stars! One of my favorites!"- A Kid Somewhere

"Delightful! A joy of a book!"- A Teacher Posing as a Student

"The octopus was really scary! And we found a pirate ship!"- A Pop Culture Nerd

Have you ever read a book that you loved so much you wished others would read it too! Well, now is your chance to share. Email me and your favorite book can be featured below. Use Book Recommendation in the subject line and include your name and room number (or teacher), the title of the book with the author, and a reason why you love the book so much. Be specific please. Give me more than "because it was funny". Why was it funny? Hopefully, you'll find your next favorite here as well.

The Terrible Two by Mac Barnett, Jory John, and Kevin Cornell

"The Terrible Two is about a kid named Miles moving from a pink apartment building near the beach to a boring town that had more cows than people. Miles was an expert prankster at his old school, but his new school already had a prankster named Niles. Together, they team up and prank bullies like Josh Barkin and principal Barry Barkin because he turned purple every time he got pranked. I am not going to tell you the rest because it would ruin all of it!"

Student 5-17, Rm 81

Spy School by Stuart Gibbs

"I think that Spy school By Stuart Gibbs is a very interesting book to read. It follows the adventures of Ben Ripley. Ben was a normal kid until he got into Spy School which was really a school for spies but it was disguised as a prep school. Ben meets Erica and they team up to go on missions. This is the first book in The Spy School series and is a really good read if you like adventure or spies."

Student 5-7, Rm 81

Dork Diaries #6: Tales from a Not-So-Happy Heartbreaker by Rachel Renee Russel

"I recommend the entire Dork Diaries series, but this one is my favorite. The main character Nikki hopes her crush Brandon will ask her to the dance and not want to ask her enemy MacKenzie instead. I won't ruin it for you. It's really funny."

Student 4-9, Rm 81

Dolphin Tale: A True Tale of Friendship by Emma Ryan

"I recommend the book Dolphin Tale because it is such an amazing book. The story is very meaningful and heartwarming. It's about a dolphin named Winter whose tail got trapped in a crab net. With the help of a little boy, Winter tries to survive a difficult life. This book is one of my favorites, and I think you should read it!"

Student 5-1, Rm 81

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K. Rowling

"It is an amazing book about a boy who didn't know he was a wizard until a giant shows up and take him to this wizard/witches school. He finds out about his parents and why he has a scar on his forehead. I love this book because it is fun to read and it makes you a little braver. The book also made me want to read more."

Student 3, Rm 90

Macarons at Midnight by Suzanne Nelson

This book is about Lise, a girl whose parents are divorced. Lise has always stayed with her mom but now has to stay with her dad and his new family in Whitman, Massachusetts. Lise meets her true-love at Swoonful of Sugar after running away from a Valentine's Masquerade Party. She tries to find the boy but learns he may be a big jerk. She gets her friend to pretend to be the mystery princess that was at Swoonful of Sugar and things just get straight-up COMPLICATED. Lise now has to try to fix it while trying not to crush the hearts on the line. You should read this book because the author expresses the characters' thoughts, feelings, and emotions in a way that made me (and maybe you) feel emotions to that or another character. I got annoyed at one character and cried because of an action that another character chose to make. (I won't tell you, it'll ruin the whole story!)

Student 11, Rm 90