answers1:I'd Tell You that I love You, but THen I'd have to Kill YOu
by Ally Carter. I used this for a book report too and I lve the book
:)THe hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. I love reading about the action
and how 24 kids had to fight to the death.
answers2:Peter Pan.It's a classic AND it's a good read.Don't say that
it's a kiddie book, I read it in ninth grade.
answers3:hary potterinkheart
answers4:Hello!For the middle school level:- Island of the Blue
Dolphins by Scott O'Dell- The Giver by Lois Lowry- Letters from Rifka
by Karen Hesse (MY PERSONAL FAVORITE) - Animal Farm by George
OrwellDefinitely go with "Letters from Rifka." It's a very smart book
that talks about a lot of important topics: racism, history, etc. Good
luck! :-D...Show more
answers5:I would recommend "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. A
girl falls down a rabbit hole and experiences many adventures and
meets an assortment of odd characters before she makes her way
home.Another recommendation is "Crispin: Cross of Lead" by Avi. This
is a real page-turner with lots of cloak and dagger mystery. Crispin
is a boy who is a serf in medieval England (this means he was a slave
in the time of kings, queens, and castles). Another recommendation is
"Bud, not Buddy." An orphan boy during the Great Depression of the
1930's searches for his grandfather. "A Long Way from Chicago" by
Bill Peck is another book about growing up during the Depression.
Children go to visit their grandmother in a small town when their
parents become impoverished.In "The Skull of Truth", a boy finds a
talking skull and is compelled to tell the truth, no matter what the
cost. A very funny book!In "Tuck Everlasting" the characters have
drunk from a spring in the woods and are no longer able to age or die.
Explores the pros and cons of living forever!...Show more
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