Great sequel to The Henna Artist. Learned a lot about gold trafficking in India. And enjoyed continuing on with Malik's story as he grows older. Lakshmi is a big heroine once again in this 2nd novel by Alka Joshki. Loved all the Indian food traditions and food references too!

I loved The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer! I loved how Tom and Huck saved the day by spying on Injun Joe, in a graveyard. I was sad that Joe killed Dr. Robinson, but blames Muff Potter for it. Fortunately, Tom sets the truth, and he finds Joe in a House and hears he is staying at an inn, and has a treasure. Tom and Huck find the inn, and only a tin box in it. Then, on a class field trip, Tom and Becky, a girl Tom likes, get lost in a cave and when Huck comes, they find Joe’s treasure. They spit it in half, half Tom, half Huck. That is why I loved The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer!

I like this book because it is cool that he makes a windmill and gets power out of it. My favorite page of the book was the page with the lightbulb on the string connecting to the windmill because he got the light to work.

Amazing story

This is a great book because unlike the rest of the series Abby goes with her friends not her brother and they go into a classic story not a fairy tale.

This book was suspenseful, and there were so many different storylines and perspectives, but still manageable. The characters were well developed and 3-dimensional, and I enjoyed reading this book very much!

These are very funny illustrations. He is not very patient. Taft is not listening to the First Lady.

I loved The Three Musketeers! I loved the main character, D’Artagnan, who always wanted to be a musketeer and how he becomes friends with three musketeers, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis. Together, the 4 save the kingdom from the evil Cardinal and Milady! For example, The Queen loved the Duke and gave him a jewel box. The cardinal found out and sent Milady to steal it, hoping to embarrass the Queen. Fortunately, she didn’t steal all the jewels, and D’Artagnan made exact copies and gave them to the Queen. I also liked the motto “all for one and a one for all!”This is why I loved The Three Musketeers!

Saving the ocoans

Very fast and easy read to help you get out of a reading slump. It got a little redundant at times, but for the most part I liked it. It's a fun adventure book that playfully dives into quantum physics/mechanics theories and the purpose of life. The ending was very predictable which is why I gave the book 4 stars.