Children Books Reviews

Brown Girl Dreaming is a poem-style autobiography written by Jacqueline Woodson. Today, I share two poems I wrote based on this book. Hope you enjoy!

Using, A Murder for Her Majesty, by Beth Hilgartner, as support material, I wrote a definition essay for friendship and deceit. Hope you enjoy!

Welcome! Today I will be sharing an essay I wrote about the Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme of India. I used the book, Wings of Fire, an autobiography of Abdul Kalam in the research for this essay.

Welcome! Today I am sharing the summary and a new scene I wrote for the book, Adam of the Road, by Elizabeth Janet Gray.

Welcome! Today I will be sharing an interview I wrote with one of the characters in The King’s Shadow! I hope you enjoy.

Episode 9 of Season 4. Welcome! Today I will be sharing a persuasive essay to heaven, trying to let Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine in. Read A Proud Taste for Scarlet and Miniver by e.l. konigsburg to find out more about this woman’s life!

Today I will share a literary analysis I wrote for the novel, Sir Gawain the True, by Gerald Morris.

Today I will be analyzing symbolism in the book, A Single Shard, by Linda Sue Park.

Today I am analyzing different cause-and-effects in the book, The Ides of April, by Mary Ray.

This time, I decided to write a 4-chapter sequel to the book The Myster of the Roman Ransom by Henry Winterfield.

Episode 4 of Season 4. Welcome! Today I will be reading a compare-contrast essay I wrote about Athens and Sparta, with references from the book: Theras and His Town.

Episode 3 of Season 4. Welcome! Today I will read a peace treaty I wrote based on the book Mara, Daughter of the Nile. In the book, Thutmose poisons Hatshepsut after revolting and overthrowing her. However, I added an alternate ending in which Thutmose makes this peace treaty.

Episode 2 of Season 4. Welcome! Today we are comparing and contrasting two ancient Gods: Zeus and Parashurama. Hope you enjoy :)!

Welcome to the 4th season of the Children Books Reviews! We’re starting out the season with some history of Egypt (and the books that go with it). Enjoy reading The Golden Goblet!

Today I will be sharing a story I wrote after reading the book, The Horse and His Boy, by C.S. Lewis, one of my favorite authors. This is going to be my last upload for this academic year!

Today I will be sharing a poem I wrote after reading Water Sky, by Jean Craighead George. Please listen and please read this book. Also, if you have time, please leave a comment! Subscribe to our podcasts on iTunes.

Today we will be analyzing 5 themes from The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkien. Here’s the audio review of the book. Please listen and I hope you will read this book. Also, if you have time, please do leave a comment! Subscribe to our podcasts on iTunes. Hope you enjoy!

Today I will be retelling the story “A Long Walk to Water.” It is based on the true life story of Salva Dut. Go to waterforsouthsudan.org to donate or learn more about his program.

Just So Stories is a fun-filled collection of pourquoi or origin story written by British Indian author Rudyard Kipling. I hope you enjoy this book review!

Today, I will be sharing a cause-and-effect essay on the book Rickshaw Girl, by Mitali Perkins

Today I am sharing a short story I wrote using animals and characters from the Vietnamese autobiography, The Land I Lost, by Huynh Quang Nhoong. I hope you enjoy it!

Today I will be sharing an essay I wrote on Communism using a few examples from the book, Breaking Stalin’s Nose, by Eugene Yelchin.

Today we will be analyzing a quote from the book, The Master Puppeteer, by Katherine Paterson. Hope you enjoy!

Today, I will be sharing a page from the book, The Big Wave, written by Pearl S. Buck. However, this page is special, because I added a paragraph into it. Hope you enjoy!

Today I will be sharing an essay about the true meaning of courage with examples for two books and one example from my own life. I hope you enjoy it!

Today I will be sharing a short biography on the true story of Sadako Sasaki and her paper cranes. I hope you enjoy it!

Today I will be sharing a summary and character sketch of the autobiography, Homesick, by Jean Fritz. I hope you enjoy it!

Today I will share with you a news article I wrote based on the book, The Kite Fighters, by Linda Sue Park. I hope you enjoy it!

Today I will share with you an essay I wrote using examples from two books. I hope you enjoy it!

  Today I am talking about the book, Roll Of Thunder, Hear My Cry, by Mildred D. Taylor. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.

  Today I am talking about the book, Old Yeller. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.

Today I am talking about the book, A Home For Sally, by Stenetta Anthony. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.

Today I am talking about the book, The Great Turkey Walk, by Kathleen Karr. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.

Today I am talking about the book, Freedom Train, by Dorothy Sterling. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.

Today I am talking about the book, Turn Homeward, Hannalee, by Patricia Beaty. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.

Today I am talking about the book, Across Five Aprils, by Irene Hunt. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.

Today I am talking about the book, Thee, Hannah, by Sydney Taylor. I hope you enjoy it. Also, if you have enjoyed this series and have not yet subscribed to the Children Books Reviews on iTunes yet, please do.