Nightmares

Olivia

Book review: Nightmares

“ It doesn’t matter! I’m not leaving this place until I find my brother!”, yells Charlie Laird from the netherworld. The witch has stolen Charlie’s little brother,Jack. She and her cat, named Agatha, plan to make him all fat and then eat Jack. Nightmares, by Jason Segel and Kirsten Miller is about horror and well nightmares that Charlie as every night. Charlie is also positive that his stepmom, Charlotte DeChant is a witch! No one believes him so he is trying to prove it. I really like this book because the authors describe everything so well. I feel like I’m in the Netherworld with Carlie. I can only read this book during the day. Even though what’s going on in the book isn’t real, it is still scary. I would  recommend this book for ages 8 and up. Find out is Charlie finds Jack and if they make it back to the walking world. Be brave even if something is scary.

Dumb Bunny (Junie B Jones)

Olivia Nusbaum                                                        

Junie B First Grader Jones.,

                          Dumb Bunny

                               

Dumb Bunny is mostly about a little girl named Junie B. Jones, who goes to an easter egg hunt at her rich friend’s house. The winner got to have a playdate with Lucille (the rich friend). They played  a game with jelly beans. There was only one purple jelly bean. The person who picked the purple jelly bean got a present. Who will find the purple jelly bean? And who will get the spot for the playdate?

I really like this book because it is really funny. The author acts like she is Junie B. She writes with incorrect grammar.

Junie B. Jones is a funny person. She says things that make you laugh. She is also a bad listener. She interrupts her teacher all of the time.