Simple: I want this book because I LOVE books. And cool stuff. And Dogobooks. And Nat Geo Kids.

I love Wishtree: Every word can move you, change your view of the world. I think it's really awesome. Katherine Applegate did an amazing job of sharing the story of Red, an especially talkative tree. Red's numerous plots to help Samar make friends around the middle of the book made me laugh a lot, but the fact that my motion-sick little sister was sitting next to me while I was reading it in the airplane woke me up out of the wonderful world of Wishtree.

I love Wishtree: Every word can move you, change your view of the world. I think it's really awesome. Katherine Applegate did an amazing job of sharing the story of Red, an especially talkative tree. Red's numerous plots to help Samar make friends around the middle of the book made me laugh a lot, but the fact that my motion-sick little sister was sitting next to me while I was reading it in the airplane woke me up out of the wonderful world of Wishtree.

I read the book Unwanteds: Dragon Quests before. I literally picked through every little detail of the Dragon Quests book. As I traced through this book, I started liking fantasy writing and I developed a sense of historical fiction.

I think it's so cool. I took the sneak peek and It's good. But I want to see more in the book.

This book is about a girl who has lost her mother and how she fights that pain and fulfills her destiny. In this story, Emma Pearl Casey, the main character, has to save her home from a rich man and fulfill her destiny. This book is very good and I recommend you to read it.

The reason I love this book is that it explores Ruthie's world in a vivid way. When you picture Ruth Behar's point of view as a child, you see color and fun. This autobiography is great and I recommend that you read it.