Breaking Dawn

I have read all the books in the Twilight saga, by Stephanie Myer, and by far I think this one is the best. I think this because the author captures the great perspective of writing, with the brilliance of her imagination.

The main character, Bella Swan, and I do not really have much in common. She is a 18 year old with a stubborn personality, and a Vampire boyfriend, Edward Cullen. The only thing we have in common is, she has one really good friend, Jacob Black, and does not really click with many others.

I have read this book before and I am presently reading it again. I loved reading this book and it was a very enjoyable reading experience.

A Smart Girl's Guide to Friendship Troubles

I am reading this book called A Smart Girl's Guide to Friendship Troubles by Pattie Kelley Criswell and illustrated by Angela Martini. It is a picture book, but it is a informational book that is trying to teach the reader how to solve friendship troubles. This is not a chapter book, but it has sections like, all about friends, friendship hot spots, working it out, and more. I really like this book because it teaches me about friendship problems I have in a fun manner by having people write their stories and sending it to them. Then it says how to solve there issues. Another reason is that is has bright pictures, colorful text, and informational writing. It is a very good book and I think anyone should read it.

Romeo and Juliet

Just a few days ago I read a book by Manga Shakespeare. This book has a familiar title to most people: Romeo and Juliet (by the way, this book is in comic book form). The book was hard to follow along with, and has some words that are new words for me. Romeo and Juliet is a good, classic true love story. I enjoyed it because it hooked me in and had a great storyboard. I also liked it because it was a story of true love. 

Rules

I have recently read a book called Rules by Cynthia Lord. It is about a girl, Chirstian who's brother, David has autism.  It is called Rules because David has rules he has to follow like "Chew with your mouth closed. She wants a normal brother but she doesn't. Her brother goes to a place called OT. She meets a boy there, Jason. He can not talk so he has note cards that have words on them. When he wants to say something he will flip to the word he wants to say and taps it. If you want to find out the details, read this book! Anyway, this is a great book.


I like it because it because it was interesting. But at some parts it made me cry because Christian yells at David because she wants a normal brother and she yells "Chew with your mouth closed! No toys in the fish tank! Don't you get it?" Then David starts crying and screaming in between sobs "No toys in the fish tank! Knock on the door before you go in it!"ext. And I just felt so bad for David and Chirstian.

Besides sad parts, this is a great book for anyone. If people find this book in a store or library they should read it!