Amal’s sister is helping her catch up on school work at home by teaching Amal what she learns at school while Amal is at home taking care of her mother and the house.

was good

I enjoyed this book and how the events proceeded. It was interesting and I enjoyed it. I gave it 4 stars because although it was a good book it is not my favorite.

this is a great book,its awesome how they both got their

This book was recommended to me several times, and I loved it!! It was full of unexpected twists and I overall thought it was incredibly well written. Mia especially is such a well developed character and I came to respect her so much throughout the story. I definitely recommend reading this book!

Kira is special. After both her parents die, she is left alone to make a living, and to defend the cot. But she has a talent. She can sew better than anyone else in the village. The Council of Guardians takes her to their mansion for her to live there and to mend the Singer's robe. Now she has to learn how to make special dyes that never fade. Kiera has so much to find out. So much to learn! What happens next? Read the book and find out.

It was a very good book. It was like ridding a waterslide. I recommend it to other people.

This book is about a boy and his two dogs. The boy's name is Billy and the two dogs name is Old Dan and Little Ann. The boy is begging to his parents for two hounds his parents said that the hounds cost a lot of money. Billy was so sad about what his parents has said. Finally Billy got two hounds from his grandpa. He was so happy that he got two hounds. He trained his two hounds to catch Raccoons. He got a lot of coons. One day a cheetah attacked Billy's dogs, both of the dogs attacked the cheetah back. Old Dan died in the fight. Little Ann was sad that Old Dan died. Little Ann did not eat or drink anything so she died too. Billy and his parents buried Old Dan and Little Ann at the same place. A Red Fern grown at the where Billy buried Old Dan and Little Ann. Billy and his parents left the country and moved to their own country.

Harper Lee’s famous historical fiction novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, is a timeless story about the fragility of childhood innocence and the deeply-ingrained racism that defined life in the American South. Narrated by a now-grown Jean Louise “Scout” Finch, the book follows Scout’s experiences growing up from the age of six to nine in America during the Great Depression. She spends most of her days playing with her brother Jem and best friend Dill in her small hometown of Maycomb, Alabama, all the while hoping to catch a glimpse of her reclusive neighbor, Boo Radley, who is said to have never left his house for over a decade. When Scout’s lawyer father, Atticus, however, is chosen to defend a black man unjustly accused of a terrible crime, she finds herself exposed to the prejudices and inequalities of the Deep South -- things which she is much too young to truly understand. To Kill a Mockingbird explores issues such as racism and hatred from the point of view of an innocent young girl, and employs recurring symbolism throughout, aspects of the book which I found to be very thought-provoking. Though a little slow-moving in the beginning, this classic novel was truly captivating, written in a beautiful style, and left me feeling deeply connected to the characters.

tyhis book was exciting