
Genre: MG
Rating: A-
For: Fun
From: Christmas present (Toto's!)
A fast, fun quick read as expected, but sadly, I didn't laugh out loud near as much as I did with the previous books. I think there was more potty type humor in this one, which isn't funny to me, and less of the "Oh My Gosh, that's soooo right!!!" stuff. But it's still fun to see what Greg is up to now and all the craziness he gets himself into, silly boy.
Bottom line: It was fun.
Book: The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros

Rating: A-
For: Fun
From: I have no idea it's been so long! Some used book sale somewhere I bet
This one is about girl and her family, and the street they live on. Very short little chapters which show us the observations this girl has about all her neighbors. Interesting, cool writing which I really quite enjoyed.
Bottom line: I enjoyed it a lot.
Book: Savvy by Ingrid Law
Genre: MG Fantasy
Rating: A
For: Fun
From: Bought at the book fair.
Bottom line: Hmm..... LOVED it! :)
The House on Mango Street is one of those books I need to read at some point so I am glad to see you liked it so much!
ReplyDeleteI loved Savvy as well. The sequel is out and I plan to read it next year.
ReplyDeleteSaavy sounds fun! I see you are getting those last books read by the end of the year...;)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
A Happy New Year's Eve of books...and they all sound fantastic. My students love the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. As a matter of fact I just bought another copy to put in our class library with a gift card one of my students gave me....of course I bought some for me too!!
ReplyDeleteI thought of you when I went to chaperone a Young Adult Party on New Year's Eve. It was at a local Gameworks and I found a 'quieter' corner and read my book for a lot of the evening!! It was certainly loud but I loved the get-away that the book offered. A lot of the young adults came over to see what I was really doing. Too fun!
Happy New Year!
I like your mini-reviews. I have Saavy, I need to read it. My daughter, EJ, and I saw Ingrid Lawson a few months before Scumble was released...she was interesting.
ReplyDeleteYay for Savvy! You should read the sequel, Scumble, now... :-)
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