Books by Lauren Child
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review 1: Ruby Redfort is a young spy who gets a call from a spy company to help decode script, but the funny thing is that her temporary butler is a spy and try's to helps her along the way. Ruby runs into many bad guys and it doesn't help that her friend is always asking questions she's...
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review 1: I thought Ruby Redfort number 2 was just as good as the first book in the series if not better. I liked how it was based in the ocean/bay/water. This book was really suspenseful and funny. The characters, like Ruby and Clancy were very realistic (except that they fought super-vil...
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review 1: Too many inconsistencies for me. Genius girl with ho-hum average parents? The Spectrum IQ test--reworked classic puzzles instead of self-defense skills or managing dangerous situations or knowing different languages or disabling bombs? Girl who lies and steals? How genius is t...
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review 1: I really liked this book and I thought it was a lot better than the first book. This is the second book in the Ruby Redfort series and it is a brilliant sequel to Ruby Redfort:Look Into My Eyes.Ruby works for Spectrum, a secret spy agency, she is extraordinarily clever. Ruby thin...
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review 1: This book teaches kids about recycling and all the benefits it brings to the environment. The story is about Charlie and Lola, two siblings, that encourage their class to take part in recycling and planting trees at school. In order to keep kids engaged, the story uses photograph...
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review 1: An example of traditional literature, this story was published in 2012. It is the story of a girl who is a 'blender,' (someone who blends in and doesn't stick out to a crowd) and her family, all of whom enjoy attention. The book is silly but younger students would probably enjo...
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review 1: I read this book as one of my Post Modern books. It is a very whimsical book about a poodle who lives the upscale life, yet deep down wants to be treated like a normal dog. She longs to jump in water puddles and run around the park. The book surfaces her trials and triumphs in an...
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review 1: Yet another delightful Charlie and Lola adventure, "Slightly Invisible" engages the imagination and make you want pink milk.Lola is seemingly bothering and interrupting Charlie and Marv when in fact, it is Lola and her invisible friend Soren Lorenson that have the solution to cat...