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...?

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@thescarecrow thanks for asking these questions :) so here are my answers 1. I have so many but a few atm are Red:The(Fairly) True Tale of Red Riding Hood-by Liesl Shurtliff and The Land of forgotten girls-by Erin Entrada Kelly 2. Actually I know one person @bookfan123 :)) 3. I read captain underpants like a few years ago but its hilarious 4. I don't really have a least favorite book !!

This is such a good book about to girls that don't really have anything except their abusive stepmother and their few friends. Their mother and sister died and their father left them and now it's up to them to be there for each other. Their stepmother hates them and doesn't treat them like humans they want to run away but they can't the only have 40 dollars and that won't get them anywhere. The only thing keeping them going is their imagination, whenever they feel lonely they imagine there in a better place with people they love. This is such a touching book that I would totally recommend.

This book literally exceeded my expectations, its the right amount of humor and drama and learning. Natalie is a normal girl with her best friend until middle school starts her best friend all of a sudden doesn't like her and is hanging out with the cool kids. Throughout the book she tries to impress her friend and get her back she's tries to be someone she's not but in the end she realizes who she is, is already enough she doesn't have to change for anyone. This is an amazing book for ages I would say 8-13.