These are MY Rules...

Hello friends!
I'm going to review the Allie Finkle's Rules for Girls series by Meg Cabot. The books are for girls, hence the title.
Allie is moving away from her old house, and her best friends! Correction: Ex-best friends. Then she finds out that her new house could possibly be haunted... Could things get worse?
Yes, they could, when Allie is bullied by the meanest girl in fourth grade, Rosemary, and when a new mean girl Cheyenne moves in too...
Luckily, though, she finds new friends and a best friend, Erica. The girls help Allie get used to her new school and life.
A lot of funny things happen in the series when Allie gets over her fears and realizes how important her friends are to her. Allie has a lot of family and friend issues, too.
Will Allie be able to settle down in her new town?
Meg Cabot is an award winning author of Avalon High and the Princess Diaries books. She has also written Airhead and Mediator.
I recommend these books for girls 8 and above. These books will put a smile on your face!

Wish Upon a Star

Hey, readers!
Have you ever wished upon a star? Today I'll review the Lucky Stars series by Phoebe Bright.
Cassie lives in Astral-on-Sea. Her house is actually a stargazer tower since her father is an astronomer, so she has always been fascinated by stars. But her home also a bed-and-breakfast hotel.
On her birthday, Cassie enters a Lucky Dip and gets a beautiful silver bracelet. That same night, she meets Stella Starkeeper, who trains boys and girls to be Lucky Stars. Lucky Stars are people who can grant wishes.
She tells Cassie that the bracelet is actually a magic bracelet, and whenever she helps somebody's wish come true, she'll get a magic charm!
Will Cassie ever be able to become a Lucky Star?
The Lucky Stars series is Phoebe Bright's first series.
I recommend these books for ages 6 and above.
I like these books a lot, and those who love stars and magic definitely should read these!

Do Fairies Exist?

Hello, everyone!
I'll review the Rainbow Magic series today, by Daisy Meadows!
Kirsty and Rachel are two girls who meet on the magical Rainspell Island. The two girls soon become best friends and decide to explore the island.
While they're exploring, they find an old black pot at the end of the rainbow. Then they discover that fairies do really exist- and they need the girls' help!
The girls are transported to Fairyland and find out that Jack Frost, the evil ice wizard, is making sure that there will be no more fairy magic in the world by stealing the fairies' things!
Will Kirsty and Rachel be able to stop Jack Frost?
There are many series in Rainbow Magic, like the Rainbow Fairies, the Jewel Fairies, and much more. There are also special editions with three stories in them, like Holly the Christmas Fairy and Summer the Holiday Fairy.
These books are recommended for ages 5 and above.
Many authors have written this series under the pseudonym 'Daisy Meadows.'
I love these books a lot and these are definitely some good books to read.

The Boy With the Biggest Head in the World!

Hey guys!
Today I'll review the Big Nate series, by Lincoln Peirce [pronounced 'purse'].
Nate is an average sixth grade boy who loves skateboarding, cartooning and his pals, Francis and Teddy. But he always has out-of-the-ordinary problems and adventures!
He hates Gina, a smug smarty-pants girl and Artur, aka Mr. Perfect, who make his life more hard. And when you've got a dog like Spitsy next door and a sister who thinks she's the best, life isn't so easy.
Nate always has odd plans to get out of trouble, which he displays in comics, which will amuse the reader. In each book there might be one or two problems.
These books are very funny and are for ages 8 and above.
Lincoln Peirce is a cartoonist and writer. Lincoln's main inspiration for Nate were his own experiences when he was in sixth grade.
I love these books a lot and they always entertain me no matter how many times I read the books!
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I Have a Unicorn!

Hello, everyone!
Magical creatures are totally amazing...even unicorns, so today I'm reviewing the My Secret Unicorn series by Linda Chapman.
The books are about Lauren Foster, a girl in the country who buys a scruffy old pony because she thinks there's something special about him. She's correct!
For this grey pony is actually a unicorn called Twilight! And if Lauren says a spell, then Twilight transforms!
They have all sorts of adventures with their friends. The only people who know Twilight's secret are Michael, Lauren's friend, Rosie, and Mrs. Fontana, an old woman.
Can Lauren keep Twilight's secret?
Linda Chapman has written over a hundred books for children. She got the idea for the series while taking care of a seven-year-old who loved ponies. The My Secret Unicorn series also appears in two-in-one editions.
These books are for ages 7 to 10.
I like these books a lot, and you should read them!

Me and My Magic Powers

Hello, readers,
Recently I read an awesome book: The Witch of Turlingham Academy by Ellie Boswell.
The story is about Sophie Morrow, who's mother is the headmistress of Turlingham Academy. It's bad enough being the only day boarder girl in the school, but soon things get worse when a new girl appears.
At first, Katy Gibson seems sweet and shy, but soon she takes away all of Sophie's friends- like magic! Katy says weird things on the phone and seems to take an interest in Sophie's best friend, Erin.
Sophie is convinced that Katy's a witch, but it's actually the opposite! Katy's a witch-hunter, and she needs to stay undercover because there's a witch in Turlingham!
Sophie offers to help Katy, because the sooner they find the witch, the sooner Katy'll go away. While she's investigating, she sees that all the clues point to her! Sophie has to keep the secret, but soon Katy and Sophie become best friends. Can Sophie keep her secret safe?
This is the first book in the Witch of Turlingham Academy series.
Ellie Boswell is the author of this series.
I totally loved this book. It's five stars and I recommend it for ages 11 and above.  

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: The Wonder Car

Hey, guys!
What would you have done if you had a magical car that had its own feelings? Go on adventures, of course, like the Potts and Tooting families do, in the series of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!
Chitty is a wonder car who can fly and swim. In the first book, the Potts family owns Chitty but from the second book onward, she is owned by the Tootings. These two families go adventuring all over the world in their car.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang takes them to Egypt, Paris, even Madagascar! But both families face the same problem: apparently, Chitty's a magnet for robbers and thieves! The car can do all sorts of marvelous things, including time-traveling...
This is a great series for almost all ages, with great, mind-blowing suspense and adventure.
The first book, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is written by Ian Fleming, author of the James Bond series. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Flies Again, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Race Against Time and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Over the Moon are written by Frank Cottrell Boyce.
These books are for ages 8 and above.
This is a very creative series and I love it!