“By then, Anne had developed new interests. Reading was one she shared...“

This book would be good for 3rd graders and above. This would be a good book for when students are learning about the holocaust. It is a comic book so it could be great for younger kids but some of the images towards the end are gruesome so I would gear it towards older elementary kids for that reason.

This is a biography children's book. The text and illustrations are shown by a comic book style. The text and illustrations show consistency in the story because the story stays the same throughout the book through the pages. The book offers interest and meaning for childrens lives today because this was such a historical event. Its important children get the chance to be aware of what Anne Frank and others went through.

“Home, I thought. Wasnt a home s private place? A place where the family could feel secure?“

This book would be better for older elementary students. Students in 3rd, 4th and 5th grade would enjoy this book more. Its a longer book so it might be better for older kids to sit through. Also 3rd, 4th and 5th graders may have more interest in the history background of the story.

This is a biography book. Reading this book would help children learn past historical events. This book took place during the cultural revolution. This book gives a great background of what ji li jiang went through and what her hardships were which would help children learn about this time.

“The great glass palace, full of wonders, proved to millions of visitors that a new age of technology had begun.“

This book would be good for 2nd and 3rd graders because it is more complex than other stories. This book would be great for kids because of the illustrations. Each page is very creative and interesting to read.

This is a nonfiction childrens book. This is a very good book for children to read and to be able to learn about buildings. All of the information in this book is very clearly stated and easy for students to understand.

“Also acknowledged as an excellent athlete and a scholar, Burroughs willingly ministered to people of every faith.“

This book would be better for 3rd and 4th graders because its a harder topic to understand. This is more of a complex topic for younger students to read. I would definitely recommend older classes to read this story.

This is a nonfiction childrens book. This book is very entreating and interesting. This is a great story telling book for children. The information is presented very clearly and directly when explaining the story.

“Where will you fall asleep tonight?“

This book would be good for 2nd and 3rd graders because the pages are longer and have more facts. This might be hard for younger students to follow along with all of the details in the book. Its a great book for children to read!

This is a nonfiction childrens book. This is a very educational book for kids to learn about and still be interested. Kids are able to read this and still learn a lot about the different animals. All the information is very up to date so its good for children to learn about.

“The fledging has left the nest, but isn't ready to fly.“

This book would great for 2nd or 3rd graders. This story has a lot of information that would be good for young kids to learn. The book also has great pictures along with the pages to help young readers.

This is a nonfiction book. The facts are very accurate in the story. All of the generalizations are supported by facts and evidence. This would be a very great books for children.

“Venomous snakes have the best defense, but they prefer not to use it.“

I would have 1st, 2nd and 3rd graders read this because it is a very educational book. Some kids may get bored reading this book because its a lot more facts than of a story. It is still a great book for kids to be educated on.

This is a nonfiction childrens book. This book tells a lot of significant facts that could help young readers learn. The author is qualified to write this book because he has a background and did a lot of reasearch for the book.

“The floors at the crash site were a trifle of burning wreckage. Smoke bellowed across lower Manhattan.“

I would read this story to 3rd and 4th graders. Young kids might be scared of the topic because it is very scary. 3rd and 4th graders will be able to get a background before reading the story to help them understand the topic.

This is a nonfiction children's book. I really enjoyed this book and would recommend it to people to read. The facts of this book are accurate because this is what really happened on 9/11. Significant facts are included which makes the story very sad but real.

“The mendez children have to go to the mexican school“

This book would be great for older elementary students because the subject is more complicated to understand. Students may need to have a background of the story before reading the story to help them.

This is a nonfiction children's book. The facts in this story can be accurate because of things that have happened in the past. The story is structured very clearly and gets the stories point across.

“Every little movement has meaning of its own.“

I would read this to 1st and 2nd grade classes. They would love teh storyline and the pictures. This would be a great book to read before Thanksgiving break to students.

This is a nonfiction children's book. Its based on the macys day parade. This book has very vivid and interesting words and pictures. All of the information is presented clearly about what is happening during the parade.

“The chorus of frenzied dancers joined her.“

This book would be great for 2nd and 3rd graders. It's a longer book so it would be better for older elementary kids to read. The pages are longer so it would be easier for 2nd and 3rd graders to understand what is going on.

This is a nonfiction book. The text in this book is definitely appropriate for an intended audience because the words are presented clearly and a good size for students to read. The language is also very vivid and interesting because it's on different colors of papers and the words are placed in odd spots.

“Think about people...and all the changes they go through as they grow up.“

I would read this book to 1st and 2nd graders. These grades would look at the pictures and storyline of this book. Each illustration pops up off the page which their ages would love.

This is a nonfiction children's book. The purpose of the design in this book is to show different types of people in a very creative way. Each illustration is very bubbly and stands out on the pages. All of the information is shown very clearly and structured very nicely.

“wind up. wind up. Follow your arm right through. An easy play is hard to make.“

I would read this book to 3rd, 4th and 5th graders. This is a great chapter book for younger elementary kids to read when starting to read chapter books. The students get to learn about the difficulties during world war II at an early age.

This is a historical fiction chapter book. This book was written about 1945 when world war II was happening. I think the story conveys the times and what happened during that day perfectly. It shows how people from different cultures are not treated right and how different genders are not treated right. This book defiantly gets the spirit across of the time period.

“you hear such stories, orphan boys setting fires to barns, sucking on eggs“

I would give this book to my 3rd, 4th and 5th graders. This book may be too hard for younger kids but great for this age range. This is the time when they will be interested in these events and be able to read a long story about it.

This is a historical fiction chapter book. This book reveals a sense of feeling without feeling artificial. The characters really come alive and help you learn about the events that have happened before. The character and setting are both portrayed very well and come alive through the pictures.

“With the ember end of my long Marshmellow stick, I draw on the dark“

This would be a great book for kindergarten and 1st grade. This book is very simple and easy for kids to read. Each picture is very simple which kids would like. This book is great for younger kids to read on their own and look at the pictures.

This is a poetry book. This book uses a lot of sensory images. Each image tells a story about what is happening. They only used a couple of colors to keep the book simple to focus on the main idea of the picture.

“My pizza is sure to be one of a kind, my pizza will leave other pizza behind.“

This book would be great for 2nd and 3rd graders. They would love the rhyming and it would help them get familiar with how to rhyme what. I would read this to younger classes but I think its great for older classes because they could read it on their own.

This is a poetry book. This book uses a lot of rhyming throughout the story. Each word rhymes at the end of each sentence. For example the words sun and ton. This poems rhyming sounds natural.

“Ive got the books on the bunk bed books on the chair books on the couch books everywhere“

I would read this to 2nd and 3rd graders. It's a bigger book so I think it is geared towards older elementary kids. The pictures and words are great for 2nd and 3rd graders who want to read poetry books.