These kind of books are what I read in my childhood. These books give that nostalgic vibe to it, with a very friendly bunny named Arrow, who discovers a girl named Sara.

The Giver is unlike any book I have ever read before. A boy named Jonas starts discovering the dark side of his world as he becomes assigned with an important task. I would recommend this to adolescents only because it might be a little inappropriate for younger readers.

This book is a bit messed up in my opinion. It's like one of those books you read as a young child and you enjoyed it, but as you get older it just seems wrong.

A young raccoon named Chester is anxious about leaving home to go to school. To make him feel better, his mother told him a family secret: the kissing hand. So she gave him a kiss on the paw, and told him to press it against his cheek whenever he missed her. It's a very heartwarming story that I loved reading as a kindergartener.

Shout out to all of my followers! I haven't been as active and I apologize for that. Anyways, I wanted to give all of you some facts about space today, since it's a very interesting topic that we don't know much about as we do our own Earth. 1) Did you know that space tastes like raspberries? 2) A day on Venus is longer than a year on Venus, with a year being 225 earth days, and a whole day being 243 earth days. 3) A light year is the distance covered by light in a single year, so that would mean that it would be 5,903,026,326,255 miles!

It would've been cool if it was one of those 3d gel pens, but it was invisible ink. You know what I mean? The pens that you have to have a light to reveal the secret? Yeah, just if it was a 3d design it would've been cool. But then again, this is non existent. Somebody has to make this creation of the invisible ink 3d pen though.

I think rats might be better for smelling landmines because they have greater sense of smell than dogs do. There is a misconceptions that dogs have much greater smells, but rats seem to be it. Thanks for the question @trickyhacker33, and I'd be glad to follow you.

This is so incredible, how this rat had saved many lives. Magawa deserves the retirement. This proves that even though us humans are much more complex beings, there are so much capabilities of animals. Anything is possible, and no question is too crazy or unbelieveable. What is a question you've always thought was crazy? One for me was "What would happen if I tried to breathe in space?" Ridiculous, I know, but no question is too crazy.