We recommend this book because it is a great book with lots of perspectives. You will really enjoy this book if you enjoyed the Mr. Terupt series.

We would recommend this book to people interested in African American historical fiction. It is a wonderfully written book with lots of detail. It is written in first person so you at times feel like you are the character instead of just the reader.

Fish in A Tree is a good read for third-fifth grade students. I gave it four and a half stars based on plot, craft, message, and story. The novel starts off with the main character Ally, making a comparison to trouble and the ground. She says it is always there around her. Ally is the main character, who has dyslexia, a condition making it difficult for the victim to be literate. The book swifts around embarrassment, happiness, victory, and sorrow. It is both entertaining and sad, making it a great, relaxing read.

In White Oak Elementary school in southern California, eight fifth graders are on a mission. They were in the middle of a class project when the teacher that they love, Ms. Graham, loses her job. Can the fifth graders get their favorite teacher her job back? I guess you’ll have to read the book to find out. This is a great middles-grade read, perfect for 2-5 graders.

This is the second book in the Winterhouse series. It is very good and it has the same elements as the first book, Winterhouse, which are mystery, suspense, and adventure. It is a really good book.