Coram Boy is a book that is set it in the 18th century and I feel as if this book was really detailed and the writing felt like it was truly from the 18-th century. It is pretty dramatic and somewhat sad about a man who everyone calls the Coram Man. Families give him money and their children hoping that he'll take them to the Coram Hospital to have a good life, but the Coram Man almost never brings the children to the hospital besides a select few. After Mish escaped from his father's brutality and saved one of the children he starts a new life at the Coram Hospital. Overall I think it was a great read even though in certain parts I was slightly confused with the writing.

This book is quite creepy in a very interesting way, and I really like it. The book is about a man stalking the five Herbert sisters as they hang out and have fun with each other. In the book there were some shorter chapters and the perspectives switched around sometimes between the man and the sisters which was slightly confusing at first but I started enjoying them since I was able to learn about the characters. After one of the Herbert sisters ended up being kidnaped, and in the end there was a twist to it. The man who kidnaped her seemed really sad and lonely, and I couldn't help but feeling a bit sad for him even though he's so twisted. Overall it was a thrilling book to read.

I would definitely say that this was a great book to read. When WWII threatens them in England, Wolfie and his sister were forced to evacuate into the country side to stay safe, and their father had been convicted of an army crime that he didn't commit. It truly is a great story about a boy meeting a young horse, finding a new friend, and also his life living through WWII and finding his father once again.

This is a very interesting book about a boy named Gopal whose family comes from a rural Indian village. They moved the Mumbai, a big city where Gopal ended up being kidnapped and sold into child labour to make beaded frames. In the book it describes his time there, bring beaten, attempting to gain the trust of the owner and leader, and also making friends with the others boys. The ending made me very happy to know that everything turned out alright. It is a very good read in my opinion.

Cabin Fever is about a guy named Greg Heffley and his odd yet interest life. I especially enjoyed the parts of his book where he put in his own thoughts and opinions because it gave me a small insight to his mind. It was quite interesting reading about when their family was stuck at home because of the storm. I also really liked it when his little brother Manny had turned off all the electricity in the house besides his room. He's an evil little guy. Overall this was an interesting book and I'd recommend it.