Junior Non Fiction Reviews

I picked this book up at our dinosaur family night a few months ago. It was really fun to read, because it has a lot of fun stories and facts about dinosaurs. It also has really cool cartoon illustrations, and it talks about dinosaurs in such a funny way. I would recommend this book to any kid who knows a lot about dinosaurs, who wants to know more about them, or just wants to read something fun.

I liked this cookbook because it is written specifically for kids. The book explains some of the science behind baking, and even teaches kids how to invent their own recipes! I think this book would be a great read for any kid who already likes to bake, or just wants to learn how.

I've listened to James Herriot's books for adults on Libby, but I love this one because it's specifically for children, and it's illustrated. It has such beautiful artwork! I recommended it to my fourth-grade cousin, who loves animals and especially pets and farm animals, and she loved it.

This book is a memoir of Sharon Robinson, daughter of Jackie Robinson. The book describes the Robinson family's life in 1963, during the civil rights movement. I liked it because it was autobiographical, but written like a novel. It also has pictures of the real events in it, which were really cool to see.

I didn't know anything about Muhammad Ali's life before I read this book. I picked it up because I read the back cover, which had an excerpt from the book on it. I love novels written in verse! I had also heard of both the authors before, but had never seen a book written by both of them together. This book is written really in a really cool way, and it has a good story.

I've always loved Shel Silverstein's poems and drawings. One of my favorite poems from this collection is called "Nasty School", which is about a school where they teach kids to have bad manners and cause trouble.

The poems are funny!