Ever since Greg's best friend, Rowley, got a girlfriend (Abigail), he has began saying yes to everything Abigail says and has to decline whenever Greg asks him to hang out. Greg decides to find some other friends instead, and then tries to shape Fregley into "the perfect friend" instead.

Of course, this is NOT a DIARY. It is simply a JOURNAL. Plus, Greg is only keeping a JOURNAL because he knows FOR SURE that he WILL be famous one day, and when reporters ask him how his childhood was like, he will need the JOURNAL to recall.

When I was a toddler, I enjoyed this book. My younger brother also enjoyed this book when he was a toddler. And now, our baby brother enjoys this book. My younger brother and I love to read this book to our baby brother. It is short and sweet.

When I was a toddler, I enjoyed this book. My younger brother also enjoyed this book when he was a toddler. And now, our baby brother enjoys this book. My younger brother and I love to read this book to our baby brother. It is short and sweet.

This book is among those amazing classics that hold a special place in my heart. When I was younger, (some would argue that I am still young , but the keyword is younger, not young,) my mother would read this book with me multiple times everyday.

Kristy had the great idea (which the book is named for) to start a baby-sitting club with her friends in it. I recommend for ages 7+, because there is not much "difficult language" used in the book and the story plot is easy to follow.

Claudia and her older sister fight over many things, showcasing how siblings do not always get along. As with the rest of the books in the Baby-Sitters Club series, I recommend this book for ages 7+.

My younger brother and I read it together, and the story line was easy for him to follow. I recommend for ages 5+. The pictures are also very nice. This particular story also shows how it is important to tell the truth.

I am not exactly a Potterhead, but I can see why people love the Harry Potter series. It is full of magic, magic that we can only dream of possessing. Reading the Harry Potter series is even better than dreaming about it, since we have a fantastic story line too.

The Hunger Games is one of my absolute favorite books. The Hunger Games takes place in the District of Panem, a dystopian future in which North America had been blown to bits and Panem took its place. Panem is divided into 12 districts, (used to be 13, but due to rebellions, the Capital supposedly "destroyed it") with some districts being rich, and some poor. The Capitol of Panem has the Hunger Games every year, in which children are randomly chosen from each district to battle each other to death as a reminder that the Capitol is in charge, and if you rebel, you die.