Hello! In this comment I'm going to tell you why I want this book. First of all, I love pretty much all National Geographic Kids books. I like the way the images help explain the text, and how much I can learn from each book. Next, I've only read one National Geographic Kids almanac before, but I really liked it. My favorite parts were the fun facts, but all the rest was great too! Thank you for reading my comment.

It's been sooo long since I've gotten on Dogobooks! I missed it! How is everyone? What will you be doing this summer stuck at home? I'll be reading a lot. At my local library, there's a summer reading program and if you read a book, go to an online library event, or "log fitness activity" your name gets entered to win a prize, so I'm going to be reading a LOT this summer. I'm also going to code. Does anyone else like to code? The languages I use are JavaScript, Ruby, HTML, and CSS. :)

I LOVE the Sisters Grimm. The first book is just as good as all the rest! Sabrina and her sister Daphne, who stay in an orphanage, are sent to live with a crazy old lady who says she's their grandmother. She cooks crazy food, lives in a messy house, and just acts weird in general. After trying to escape from their room, being found, having their window nailed shut, and more, Sabrina and Daphne discover that they're actually related to the brothers Grimm.

I love Nancy Drew mysteries, and this one is great as well! Nancy Drew is searching for a missing window which she read about in a newspaper. I like how the the characters in this book are intertwined, and even though in the beginning nothing seems to make sense, everything lines up in the end.

Little Women shows the fun, drama, and fear that the March sisters went through almost daily. Reading the book, you almost feel like you are experiencing the dramatic events with the family.

Anne of Avonlea is a great book. I think I may even like it better than Anne of Green Gables! This is a continuation of the previous book, Anne of Green Gables (but you probably knew that!) It's a beautiful, happy story. Anne becomes a teacher, and tries to make all her pupils happy with her and love her. Marilla also lets six year old twins, Davy and Dora, stay with herself and Anne. Davy is very mischievous, and runs into lots of troubles throughout the course of the story. There are lots of other moments in this book, that would be worth mentioning, but are better to read in L. M. Montgomery's own words!

Anne of Avonlea is a great book. I think I may even like it better than Anne of Green Gables! This is a continuation of the previous book, Anne of Green Gables (but you probably knew that!) It's a beautiful, happy story. Anne becomes a teacher, and tries to make all her pupils happy with her and love her. Marilla also lets six year old twins, Davy and Dora, stay with herself and Anne. Davy is very mischievous, and runs into lots of troubles throughout the course of the story. There are lots of other moments in this book, that would be worth mentioning, but are better to read in L. M. Montgomery's own words!

Anne of Green Gables is a really good book, about Anne, an orphan, who is sent to live with Marilla, who doesn't want Anne to stay with them, and Matthew, who does.

Another great Nancy Drew book! The answer to the mystery is very clever, and the book is pretty enjoyable. Nancy's father has a client who needs a mystery to be solved. The mystery involves an art seller, that does not seem to be paying people for the books he buys from them. Nancy adopts a disguise and goes down to discover the answer to the mystery.