There is nobody that does not like almanac, and I am a big fan. I will try to share this book with a lot of people if I get this book. Please make me the winner of this giveaway and I would feel so nice.

Hi guys! Even I have not commented on this chat for a pretty long time, because I was pretty busy like the rest of you. I have been learning python over the course of the summer break. I wrote 1 full game so far, and I am almost done with another one. The rest of the day passes pretty quickly, because of covid-19 and all of that. What have you guys been doing over summer break? Have fun!!!

This is an amazing retell of the classic book: Little Red Riding Hood. Red reaches her granny's house, but her granny is sick. Her mission first directed toward finding the Curios Cure- All changed to something extraordinary: Making her granny invincible. As readers read, their emotions keep changing towards red and her mission. Which leaves two big questions: Will she be able to save her granny? Or will she fail? What if something else happens? Readers can only put this book down when they are done reading it, which is what makes it make such a good book.

Jack already has the life of a poor farmer, but he starts to wonder how miserable his life can be after his father is stolen by giants. But it is not like he can do much. The giants took his father far away, and he has to climb a giant beanstalk to get to the giant world. Right when he is about to reach his father, a question pesters him. Will he ever get to his father? And if he does, he can get stolen again. Will life ever come back to normal?

Carlton Crumple is a believer. When his brother fools him by telling him that monsters are alive, he believes him. Not like he can call any other creature catcher to help him- wait, that gave him an idea. Why not turn into a creature catcher?These skills come and are pretty useful when the monsters come, and Carlton will have to act quick to catch those creatures. It is going to be a nice journey, but hard with twists and turns along the way.

This is such a good book and its about an ordinary girl that meets the princess of Scotland. Millie is an average girl living in Texas who's dream is to go to school in Scotland and her dream finally comes true. When she gets there she realizes the princess is her roommate, she immediately hates her and thinks she is stuck up and brat. But as she spends more time with her she realizes that princess Flora is actually a really nice person and very sweet. Read this book to go with Millie on her journey to understanding royals.

This is an amazing book that describes the life of Mr. Kermit, and their students, "The Unteachables". Though the Unteachables only come to a separate class because of some of their problems, they never thought they would find a teacher with worse attitude than them. But as the school year goes on, they start to bond better. Kormon could have ended the book there, but Mr. Thaddeus kicked in, with his goal to fire Mr. Kermit. A crazy story with the class, Emma, and Mr. Terronova polishes this book and creates a remarkable story.

WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS Rump: The True Story of Rumplestiltskin is a remarkable story that catches the reader's attention in every way. In The Mountains, there lived a boy named Rump; well, that was not his name, His mother was dying when he was born, so she was never able to say his full name. Rump soon discovers a talent he possesses, he can spin straw into gold. While he does, the merchant takes advantage of him and makes his life worse than it was. He soon finds that the reason his mother dies was because she was trapped in magic, and he knew he was also trapped. But the real question remains: How will he get untrapped?

As a football kid, Chase has a reputation that spreads all over- his reputation of being a bully. But after falling from his roof he gets something that changes his life- amnesia. One day he sees his mother, the next day he sees a stranger. But after turning his life upside down, people say that he can change. He wonders what they are saying snd soon enough knows; he was a bully. Desperate to change that, he shows his nicest form in front of everyone, but can he stay there? Video club and an accident with Joel make this book more interesting, and the book really deserves a five.

Donovan Curtis is an average kid, but when he knocks a huge atlas over, the superintendent is furious and accidentally writes his name on the list to go to the Academy, a school for brainiacs. After the first day, it is clear that he does not belong in the academy. A retest and a few close-to-meetings with the superintendent knock him back on track, and he starts wondering what will happen to him. Will he get summer school, community service, or worse, expelled...?