Books by Rachel Vail
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review 1: Another read aloud that I really enjoyed with my son... there were a lot of laugh-out-loud parts. The character, Justin, is so relatable as he navigates through all his worries about summer camp. Even though this book is a much easier reading level and focuses on a character wh...
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review 1: (Genre:Children's fiction) 3.5 stars. I read this book out loud to our family on a recent road trip and we all enjoyed it. Justin is a third grader that has serious "worry" issues and the book is written in a diary format, as Justin describes his daily adventures at school as wel...
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review 1: The novel "Gorgeous" is a excellent book. I would highly recommend this book to young teens because it is very interesting. I finished this book in about two days because I wanted to know the ending to it and I couldn't stop reading it. It makes you see things from a different po...
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review 1: Many things can change your life around but when one big situation changes everything, will there ever be a solution?. Charlie Collins doesn't know what to do about Kevin Lazarus, her crush and now becoming her stepbrother. This book is about a girl who crushes on a boy for a lon...
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review 1: This book was absolutely amazing! It is a great book for kids to learn that you can strive to be anything you want. If you work for it, it is achievable. I think as a parent this would be a great book just to read to kids, but I do not really know what it could be used for in a c...
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review 1: Justin thinks he's going to start his third grade year in the same class as his two best friends, but he soon finds out that he's in a completely different class with a completely awful teacher. Combine that with the fact that his stuffed animals aren't getting along (not to ment...
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review 1: More lovable fun from the most earnest character in young middle grade fiction. Not quite as awesome as the first book (see my reverent review for the first book!), but I think that's only because I adore classroom humor, and this being a summer book, the setting is completely d...