It was extremely funny. I liked how he (the mouse) had a car at the end.

I like Dr. Seuss‘s horse museum because I like all the biographies of the artists and horses and like all the art they make out of it, but when I look at a horse, it makes me excited, and every artist has a special way of making art out of horses, so that’s why I like Dr. Seuss‘s horse museum

diary of a wimpy kid third wheel is the 7th book of the series and it is so good this book is realistic fiction

This is a great book that portrays the events in the original novel in a great way. The illustrations are amazing, and we really get to understand the main character's point of view.

A story about Grand Central Terminal in the 1940s and the difficulties of being and becoming a successful female artist. The book travels back and forth in time of depression to the late 1970s with the efforts to restore and preserve the historical GC Terminal and finding and giving due credit to a lost masterpiece to Clara Darden the successful female illustrator of the 1940s.

I like that Elbow Grease never gave up.

It's a really good book because it's very humorous and has very small but strong details. For example, he does not like his sister, and when her hair turned green, he made a very funny song about her. I also really like the little flip bug.

A book that might scare me. It sure did!

Light and whimsical modern fairy tale that plays into traditional tropes. Almost Dickensian in the overlapping coincidences and unlikely serendipity of a happy conclusion. Good enough that I felt a desire to read the other books in the series.

I think this book could be considered a mystery because Jessi has to figure out who is sabatogeing her. There is evidence, suspects, and results. It's very exciting and dramatic.