Monday, January 16, 2017

Digital Book Talk

HEY GUYS! THIS IS ANNA!!
 Today I'am going to be talking to you guys about an app called
OverDrive. If you click on that word you will magically appear at their site.
This is basically how I read many of my books, but I do read paper books too. I think it keeps the brain fresh. OverDrive is a very useful app, and here are five funny reasons why.
1: If you need to get a book, for work or an essay, but you have to get in the shower before you go to the library but you are too lazy to.
2: If you are anti social.
3: If you don't want to walk to your public library.
4: If you don't want to drive ( if there is a storm).
5: You don't need to rush around the house looking for an over due book.
I hope you found that useful. I will catch you guys later.
BYE!!!

Friday, January 13, 2017

Boxcar Children

HEY GUYS! IT IS ANNA!!      


I recently finished this book called The Boxcar Children
by Gertrude Chandler Warner  I read the book on an app that I will be talking to you guys about.
I really love this book. This book I  have read multiple times, I have read the whole series and I loved it so I totally recommend this book if you have a wild imagination. I personally have a huge imagination so as soon as I start reading I feel like I'm in the book with them.
Well that is all I have for you today.

BYE!!


Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Case at camp get-me-outie


HEY ITS ANNA!!

I recently finished a book called Case at CAMP GET-ME-OUTIE. It is part of the Lizzie Mcguire mysteries series. I LOVE this book. It is a bit creepy but I thought it was interesting. I absolutely love mysteries so I totally recommend this book if you love mysteries. I also would recommend this book if you love science (like me) because there is a bit of science in it. That is basically it. Hope you like this review and I will catch you later.

BYE!!!!!

Friday, January 6, 2017

Why Me! by Rebecca Gomez



Hi This Is ANNA!

Sometimes I wish I could be a superhero, because superheroes don't get embarrassed, but wait - superheroes do get embarrassed.
I'm going to be talking to you guys about this book that I just finished reading called.

WHY ME!
Totally True 
Embarrassing  
Stories                       By Rebecca Gomez 

Now this book made me laugh. In this book I found some of the embarrassing stuff that I did too. Some of them are hilarious, some of them you will feel bad for the person who experienced them, and some of them will bring back memories 😁. I totally recommend this book if you want a laugh. That is it guys. Hope you liked it and I will catch you later.
BYE!!


Wednesday, January 4, 2017

LIBRARY LOOT!!!



Hey Guys!
It's Anna and I just got back from the library. As you can tell, I got a lot of books. Most of them are for school but some of them are just for fun. I got one movie because after all that reading you can get tired, so I got a movie to sit back and relax.
I will be updating you guys on these books one by one as I read them.

Catch You Guys Later!
BYE!!!

Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Hey Guys!

This is Anna. What I am going to be doing is posting book reviews of books I have read and what I thought of them. Any way, I just wanted to talk about what I'm going to be doing on my blog. So, Yea.

Bye.

Friday, June 4, 2010

Books Read During May

Audio books online
1.  The Tale of Peter Rabbit
2.  Windswept

Library Books
1. Freddy's Day at the Races by Susan Chalker Browns, illustrations by HildaRose
2. How to Be by Lisa Brown
3. Good for You! Toddler Rhymes for Toddler Times by Stephanie Calmenson, pictures by Melissa Sweet
4. The Goodnight Circle by Carolyn Lesser, illustrated by Lorinda Bryan Cauley
5. A House for Hermit Crab by Eric Carle
6. Hushabye by John Burningham
7. How the Amazon Queen Fought the Prince of Egypt by Tamara Bower
8. The Boy Who Drew Cats adapted by Margaret Hodges, illustrated by Aki Sogabe
9. The Train to Lulu`s by Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard, illustrated by Robert Casilla
10. The Dragon's are Singing Tonight poems by Jack Prelutsky, pictures by Peter Sis
11. Let's Imagine: Water by Tom Johnston, illustrated by Sarah Pooley
12. I Love You, Little One by Nancy Tafuri
13. Moo Who? by Margie Palatini, illustrated by Keith Graves
14. Bailey Goes Camping by Kevin Henkes
15. The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams, illustrations by Donna Green
16. Grandma and the Pirates by Phoebe Gilman
17. Once Upon a Golden Apple by Jean Little and Maggie De Vries, illustrations by Phoebe Gilman
18. Pirate Pearl by Phoebe Gilman
19. Little Blue Ben by Phoebe Gilman
20. What Did Dinosaurs Eat? by Elizabeth MacLeod, illustrated by Gordon Sauve
21. The Basketball Player by Roch Carrier, illustrated by Sheldon Cohen
22. How Do Dinosaurs Get Well Soon? by Jane Yolen, illustrated by Mark Teagut
23. Bear on the Train by Julie Lawson, illustrated by Brian Deines

24.  Just Me and My BabySitter by Mercer Mayer
25.  Emily Wet the Bed! by Domitille de Pressense
26.  Bright Red Kisses by Teresa Toten, art by Deirdre Betteridge
27.  Don't Get Lost! Pat Hutchins
28.  Bears Don't Cry by Charles E. Alverson, illustrated by Ib Ohlsson
29.  King of the Playground by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, illustrasted by Nola Langner Malone
30.  Where Did Josie Go? by Helen E. Buckley, illustrated by Jan Ormerod
31.  Getting to Know Nature's Children: Beavers by Elin Kelsey
32.  National Geographic's Society: Books for Young Explorers: Dogs Working for People by Joanna Foster, photographs by James L. Stanfield
33.  Weighing the Elephant by Tin-xing Ye, story Suzane Langlois
34.  Quiet Night by Marilyn Singer, illustrated by John Manders
35.  Around My Room poems by William Jay Smith, illustrations by Erik Blegvad
36.  The Runaway Bunny by Margaret Wise Brown, pictures by Clement Hurd
37.  Louie's Goose by H.M. Ehrlich, illustrated by Emily Bolam
38.  Birds by Brian Wildsmith
39.  Harvery's Hideout by Russell Hobn, pictures by Lillian Hoban
40.  From Head to Toe, by Eric Carle
41. Animal Fair , adapted and illustrated by Janet Stevens
42. Have You Seen Dogs written by Joanne Oppenheim, illustrated by Susan Gardos
43. The Bop by Irene Punt, illustrated by Tina Holdcroft
44. Walt Disney's Gulliver Mickey
45. Bubblegum Delicious, Poems by Dennis Lee, illustrations by David McPhail
46. Mickey and the Beanstalk, adapted by Dina Anastasio, illustrated by Sharon Ross
47. Amelia's Celebration by Jirina Marton
48. The Sun's Asleep Behind the Hill by Mirra Ginsburg, illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky
49. Down on the Farm with Grover by Ray Sipherd, illustrated by Eleanor Mill
50. The Sesame Street Pet Show, by Emily Perl Kingsley, illustrated by Normand Chartler
51. The Sparrow's Song by Ian Wallace
52. Magic Carpet by Pat Brisson, illustrated by Amy Schwartz
53. Pigs Will Be Pigs, story by Amy Axelrod, pictures by Sharon McGinley-Nally
54. Jody's Beans by Malachy Doyle, illustrated by Judith Allibone