“Wanted the Perfect Pet” is a great children’s book written and illustrated by Fiona Robertson. Henry wanted a dog. His mom said that you don’t need a dog you a have a bunch of frogs. He says that his frogs aren’t fun. So Henry makes an ad that he needs a dog. A duck sees his ad and disguised himself as a dog. The duck couldn’t do anything like a dog and his disguise fell off. Henry was disappointed but he had an idea. He listed the advantages of having a duck and the duck was his pet. One connection I made to the book is that I have a pet duck. Another connection that I made is that I have read many books that people want a dog. In conclusion, I think that this book is a very good children’s.

The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind is a great children’s book written by Willam Kam Kwamba and Bryan Mealer. Illustrated by Elizabeth Zunon. This story is about a little kid who lives in Malawi. His family is poor and doesn’t eat much food. He went to the library and saw a picture of a windmill. He saw how it harnessed the wind and made electricity. So he got some parts of metal and started making his windmill. He finished making the windmill and it provided electricity. One connection that I made is that I read a book about a guy who was the youngest kid to summit all the Seven Summits. Many people doubted him just like they doubted Wiliam. In conclusion, I think that this book is a great children’s book.

The article tells you how cellphones are good and bad in schools. 79.3 percent of students in high school have cellphones. Some people say that cellphones are helpful and some say that they aren’t helpful. Thierry Karsenti says that schools that allow phones get better results. Some schools find that cellphones distract the students and don’t allow them.  The Canadian Pediatric Society warns that too much screen time harms aspects of cognitive and psychosocial development.

1. Students can use their phones for research. Students can get distracted and go off topic. I think that the drawbacks outweigh the benefits. Students can easily get distracted. Too much screen time has many negative effects on you. I think that my opinion would be the same because teachers don’t like their students go off topic.

3.  In the future, I think that everything will be on devices and writing on paper won’t be a thing. People are inventing more and more things. Everyone will have them and use them for most things. Typing on a computer is faster than writing on a piece of paper.

In conclusion, I think that cellphones shouldn’t be in schools and cellphones

“After The Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up Again” is a great children’s book written and illustrated by Dan Santat. It’s an about how Humpty Dumpty fell off the wall. After he fell he was afraid of heights. He didn’t enjoy things in life. He loved being with the birds on the wall. So he made a paper airplane and threw it. It landed on the top of the wall. So he climbed up and his fear of heights was gone. One connection I made to the book is that I some times get scared of something. When I get scared I try to lose that fear. Another connection I made to the book that I have read Humpty Dumpty many times. The last connection I made to the book is that I sometimes watch video’s to make good paper airplanes. In conclusion, the moral of the book if you fall down you can get back up by doing your fear.

“The Noisy Paint Box: The Colors and Sounds of Kandinsky’s Abstract Art” is a great children’s book written by Barb Rosenstock and illustrated by Mary Grandpre. The book is about a Russian boy named Vasya Kandinsky. He studied math, history and also played the piano. His Aunt gave him a paint box. When he painted the paint box sung to him. They sent him to art class to draw flowers, animals and houses. He didn’t like it. He became a lawyer when he grew up. Vasya couldn’t stop hearing the colours. He wanted to be an artist so he went to Germany. The teachers there told him to draw flowers, animals and houses. He didn’t like to draw that, so he drew his own way. He created abstract art. One connection, I made to the book is that I have been to many museums in Europe that have very interesting paintings. Another connection I made with the book is that I have read about books about people who love painting and look at things differently. The last connection I made with the book is that I have seen many paintings online. The moral of the story is to pursue your passion. In conclusion, I think that The Noisy Paint Box: The Colors and Sounds of Kandinsky’s Abstract Art is a great children’s book that has a great moral.

“There” is a great children’s book written and illustrated by Marie Louise Fitzpatrick. The book is about a kid who is curious about his future. One connection I made to the book is that I was also curious about many things when I was little. In conclusion, “There” is a great book that curiosity.

“Wangari’s Trees Of Peace: A True Story From Africa” is a great children’s book written and Illustrated by Jeanette Winter. Wangari lives under an umbrella of trees and in the shadow of Mount Kenya. She got a scholarship and goes away from her home. When she returns there are no green trees left. So she replanted the trees with other women. Soon most of Kenya was replanted the trees. She stood up and said that she won’t let them cut down any more trees. My first connection I made to this book is that I have planted many seeds in my garden at my house. Wangari planted seeds so her village would have trees again. Another connection I made to this book is that I have read an article in the newspaper about the Green Belt Movement. The Green Belt Movement is an organization that replants trees in Kenya. The last connection I made to this book is that many people in the world are replanting trees. In conclusion, “Wangari’s Trees Of Peace: A True Story From Africa” is a very good book that tells you what people are doing in Kenya to save the trees.

“The Fantastic Undersea Life Of Jacques Cousteau” is a great children’s book written and illustrated by Dan Yaccarino. This book is about a guy called Jacques Cousteau. Jacques Cousteau explored the ocean and made tv shows and movies about his exploration. One connection I made to this book is that I have been snorkelling many times. Jacques Cousteau loved to snorkel and scuba dive. Another connection I made to this book is that I have read about Jacques Cousteau. The last connection I made to this book is that I have seen many pictures of Jacques Cousteau on the internet. In conclusion, I made three good connections to “The Fantastic Undersea Life Of Jacques Cousteau”.

“Bats big game” is a great children’s book written by Margaret Read MacDonald and illustrated by Eugenia Nabati. The book is about Bat who always wants to be on the winning side. He kept on switching teams and at the end, they told him that he can’t play for any of the teams. One connection I made to “Bats Big Game” is that I like to play soccer and always want to win every game same as Bat. Bat kept on switching on the winning team. So if one team was winning he would switch to that team. Another connection I made to “Bats Big Game” is that I have read many books that are about a soccer game just like “Bats Big Game”. In “Bats Big Game” the animals play the birds, but in books that I have read its a pro soccer team vs another pro soccer team. The last connection that I made to “Bats Big Game” is that I watched a soccer movie about a dad who always wants his son to be on the winning team. Bat always wants to be on the winning team. In conclusion, I made three connections to “Bats Big Game”.

The Fish Who Could Wish is a great children’s book written by John Bush and illustrated by Korky Paul. Int he deep blue sea swam a fish who could wish. The fish had a lot of fun wishing for whatever he wanted. He wished for a castle. He wished for a car. He wished for a horse and a Spanish guitar. Once he wished to ski. So it snowed for a week. He wished he could fly. If sharks came hunting for a nice fishy treat. He would quickly wish that he was too small to eat. To teach them a lesson he wished that he was a shark and a shark was a fish. He’d wish that he was round, square, triangular and oval. He wished for fine suits and handsome silk ties. One day the silly old fish wished that he could be like the other fish. But wishing was not a thing that the other fish could do. That was his last wish that came true.

I think that this book has a really good message. The message of the story is to be careful for what you wish for because a wish could turn upside down.