Projekt 1065 - he joined the hitler youth...

  this book is about a boy that joins the hitler youth as a spy.
he meets this boy who also joined the hitler youth and helped him through a lot and they became Friends. then he finds out his freind's dad is working on projeckt 1065, a new jet plane that will really help the nazis win the war, however this is a threat to the allies. Michael manages to see the blueprints for projekt 1065. Will michael be able to help the allies and get the blueprints or will the nazis develope this plane and beat the allies? Read projekt 1065 to find out. I give this book 4.5 stars because there is always something action-packed going on. I do not recommend this book to people who hate even a little bit of violence.

Read it its funny

      
Hey, you are you into Award Winner, Humor, Historical Fiction, Ethnic Diversity books then you should read this book because I'm telling you, You will love this book and laugh so hard that you might even pee your pants because I think I almost did.   This book is about this kid named bud and not buddy just bud and he is 10 years old and he probably has the funniest life in the whole world.

Ahmed: Will he tell? What will happen if I get caught? Max: Knock Knock!! Is it Inspector Fontaine, why does he need to be here? Does he know?

This book is called Nowhere Boy by Katherine Marsh.
It is about a boy named Ahmed who is a refuge from Syria. And he doesn't know  where his family might be. Even though Jasmin and Nouri and his mother are dead from a bomb. And he knows that his father drowned... But he ends up to go to this house. With a family of four. The boy Max finds out that he is living in his house. And he tries to help. When people start getting suspicious they have a mission to try and keep Ahmed safe and two others that you will have to find out.
I recommend this book to people...

• Who enjoy suspenseful books.
• Who enjoy a really good page turner.

Survive, Uncle Moshe said, was the only way to get through the camps. 

The book that I just read was Prisoner B-3087. It is about a boy named Yanek Gruener who is a Jew. And where he lived they put Jews in things called concentration camps or work camps. Where they either starve them, work them, or shoot them to death. In the beginning they have a good life in Krakow where they live. But then one day thy asked for seven thousand Jews to put in concentration camps. Soon his parents were gone, then his aunts and uncles disappear, next his cousins, then him. He was taken away from Krakow and also got tattooed with the words Prisoner B-3087. Who knows who will survive and who won't...

I recommend this book to people..,

• Who like Historical Fiction Novels
• Who enjoy very intense and suspenseful books

I give this book five stars. This book is young adult because it is in some parts very violent.

Living down south with people hating you and all your friends and family.

Stella by Starlight was a great book and I would highly recommend it because there are three major events that are shocking and page turning. The book is about a girl named Stella who is black and lives in the south in early 1900 when the KKK active.  Stella and her brother see the Klan burning a cross across the pond. Then the neighborhood goes crazy. Read the book to find out what happens next.

A Night Divided

The book A Night Divided is about a twelve-year-old girl who her family got split up when she was very young named Gerta Lowe. One day her brother and her dad went on the other side of the wall to see if like was good over there and four years later they finally spoke again. Everyday Gerta would walk by the wall to school and see her brother and dad. Until one day when her dad is giving her a signal about digging from here childhood song. Will she find out the reason why he's motioning digging?? Will her family reunite?????  I recommend this book to anyone who likes mysterious thing and cliffhangers. I also recommend this book to people who can take dying and guns and lots of shooting.

A few days in the 18th sentry? Learn about history and read a great book!

The book GEORGE WASHINGTON'S SOCKS,By ELVIRA WOODRUFF, is a time travel adventure book that takes place in the  1800's.  Q, Hooter, Mat,  Tony, and Katy go on an adventure and find a old row boat and the then they are gone from a lake disappear from thin air.  If you like adventure and historical fiction you would like this book. 
I rate this book 5 stars

Ghost Boys a good book

I read ghost boys and it does get sad because this does happen to some people just because they have a different skin color and people should not be treated like this because of the way they look it should not matter what your skin color is you should be treated the same but we live in a safe country where this does not happen a lot. The boy is telling the story as him as a ghost. It is also sad to think about because this does actually happen in the world.  And people don't deserve to be treated this way.


But if you don't like sad books this is not your book.

I would rate it 4 1/2

Pop is always mad but I never new why

This book is called Towers Falling.

It is about a girl named Deja who is homeless. Deja lives in Brooklyn, NY at a place called Avalon. Which is a family care center. She has to go to a new school and make new friends. But that is hard when you are homeless. But Deja finds 2 people who are her friends and like her just the way that she is. Their names are Ben and Sabeen. Ben, Sabeen, and Deja are learning about 9/11 in school. Ben and Deja go on an adventure that lead to something no one would  have ever guessed would happen.

I would recommend this book to people...

• Who really like to know what happened during 9/11

Who like books when people are different

I give this book five stars.

A captivating page-turner

When Grace who lives in a slave cabin on tobacco plantation gets called up to work at the "Big house" to help work in the kitchen she knows a big adventure is awaiting her. Sneaking down to the cabin where her mother, father, aunt, and two young boys live is crucial to helping them one day escape and truly learn the definition of FREEDOM. Read the book Unbound by Ann E. Burg to find out what happens to her family and if they ever do find a way to escape slavery.

I would recommend this book to anyone who likes books about slavery, realistic fiction, and to people who can handle a sad book.
WARNING: This is a very heartwrenching and sad book. You should NOT read this book if you can not handle books that make you feel like you want to cry.

I would give this book 4 stars because it was a good book but at times it was a little confusing.

Vietnam War and Saigon Falling. But Alabama?

The title of this book is Inside out and Back Again. It is about a girl named Ha who is from Saigon. And she has three brothers, Brother Quang, Brother Vu, and Brother Khoi. And a mother. But the Vietnam War has come tho their home and they are forced to flee out of the country. Once they make it off of the horrible ship that they traveled on, they have to get sponsored. Or taken into a home until they can find their own. But getting someone to sponsor a family of five is hard. Finally, they get sponsored to Alabama. Ha finds it hard to fit in and finds the food there to taste not so good. But she finds a way to make it seem OK. 

I recommend this book to people...

• Who enjoy book in verse.
• Who enjoy book with very intense parts.

       I give it four stars because in some  parts of the book it was hard to understand. Or sometimes it just didn't make any sense.

A hurricane is coming...and that is only the beginning!

Lanesha loves math and wants to be an engineer when she grows up. See can also see ghosts, her mother's is still hanging around the house. Mama Ya-Ya,  Lanesha's caregiver, can see the future. They live in Ninth Ward, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New Orleans. Mama-YaYa knows something worse than a hurricane is coming but her visions don't make any sense to her. Will they survive when they don't have the resources to escape? Read Ninth Ward by Jewell Parker Rhodes to find out.  

Recommended for...

• People who love stories about the strength of love and family. 
• People who enjoy reading books with strong female characters. 
• Anyone who has survived a flood, a hurricane or any other disaster really. (Be warned, it could bring back some tough emotions and memories for you though.)

An added note...
I connected to this book because I lived in Florida at the time Hurricane Katrina hit.  I remember watching what happened in New Orleans on the news and being so, so sad. The devastation was immense and so many people were unable to escape or were separated from their families.  So many people lost their homes, their loved ones, and even their lives. This book made me sad all over again but it also helped me understand just how resilient or strong some humans are in the face of disaster. 

I would give this book 4 stars.
 

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