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Penelope loves writing. She wants more time to write, but that can't happen when her mother plans every minute of her life. Her mother decides when she wakes up, when she eats breakfast, when she cleans her room, her mom decides everything! All Penelope wants is a day at free time. One day, it happens. Her schedule is free. She decides to go to her neighbors house. While she's there, she falls into her schedule, into a world she has never heard of before, controlled be evil Chronos. While in this land, Penelope meets Dill, who informs her of the long lost Great Moodler. Penelope and Dill set out to find the Great Moodler, and along the way battle clockworkers, a Wild Bore, and evil Chronos himself. This is one of my favorite books ever, and I would read it again and again. I recommend this book to boys and girls ages 9+.

Witcheena wants to have a life of fun and friends, just like any other kid. After stirring up some mischief at the carnival, she meets Nancy, a chatty girl who becomes her new friend. The bond between the two girls is very sweet and the book has a happy ending.

Even though I don't own this book yet, I have read sneak peeks of it. It's basically an activity journal of Riley's perspective on the story and movie-related activities. There are lots of photos and doodles. There are even ticket stubs and pizza receipts from the movie. Very cute!

When Hank's sister, Emily finds out she cannot have her dream birthday party, Hank is determined to make it happen. With the help of his friends, a really clever costume, and a rubber snake, Hank puts on the magic show of a lifetime. This book was also voted a favorite.

This book was really cool! A lot of the shows featured I have watched, but there were also a bunch that I haven't. One of the shows, Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends, even reminded me of a childhood memory with a friend. This book features neat facts and everything!

Alice is young adult writer who suddenly gets in a predicament when all of her characters come to life! From a look-alike mute girl to a con man to a dangerous woman, it's wacky! However, some scenes are dangerous and I would not recommend this book to anyone under twelve.

After getting his friends a magic show gig at his aunt Maxine's, Hank is determined to give his cousins' a birthday they'll never forget. But when Frankie wants Hank to record a horror film for him, things don't exactly go as planned. Can Hank make it up to Frankie?

This book is the kind that is hard to put down, the one that makes you just absolutely HAVE to know what happens. It grasps you and holds tight and when your done it still holds on to you as you still think about it and how everything slowly pieced together. It's a mind twisting mysterey about a boy named Fin, and a girl named Roza. It all begins when a mysterious and beautiful polish girl covered in cuts and bruises named Roza appears in the small midwestern town of bonegap. When she is kidnapped her only eye witness is Finn. Who , for the life of him, can identify the kidnapper. We learn of Fin, Roza, and find older brothers unfortunate past. And weave through the love, the heartbreak, the mystery, and the happiness.

This book introduces a younger version of the famous Tanya Fairchild from the 13 Treasures trilogy. Tanya has the gift to see fairies, but they don't like to be seen. Soon, Tanya meets a boy with the same ability. I plan on reading this book very soon.

I read this book at a very young age, but it is still one of my favorites. In this misadventure, Katie's favorite author is coming to school. But when Katie forgets to read her newest book, she is forced to experience being the author. Very inspirational for kid writers!