The Kid in the Red Jacket By Barbara Park

I read the whole book of The Kid in the Red Jacket now and I wanted to write about it.

Almost the whole story is about the Kid in the Red Jacket running into Molly all of the time.  And then he learned that no matter how old or small you are, you can always be friends. 

I liked this book a lot because I like friendship a lot and I like meeting new friends. 

I didn't like it as much as I like the Junie B. Jones series.

Sideways Stories From Wayside School by Louis Sachar

This book is a really funny book.  The funniest chapter is Miss Zarves.  All is says is: There is no Miss Zarves.  There is no nineteeth story.  Sorry.

 

I thought it was really funny.  I got it at the Davis County Library. 

 

It was illustrated by Julie Brinkcloe and she does really funny drawings.

 

Like Miss Gorf looks like a witch, but she's not really.

 

I liked all of the funny names and sayings. 

 

I liked this book SOOO much that I pretty much read some of it every day. 

 

I think it is really funny for both children and parents, because my mom thought it was funny too.  We read it together.

Pippi's Extraordinary Ordinary Day by Astrid Lindgren

I am proud of myself of finishing this really funny book.  I liked it a lot.  Pippi is a really funny child and that is because she has no parents anymore.  She also has a lot of gold pieces from her father and a monkey from her father from Arabia.  Her father drowned in a ship, he used to be a sailor.  I liked this book because Pippi is a really funny child.