In a world where names determine destinies, the orphaned Rump does not have a chance. But when Rump discovers a remarkable talent, he is entangled in a sticky web of magic. Before long, he begins on a journey both dangerous and wonderful that may just end happily ever after... Rump: The True Story of Rumpelstiltskin is a hilarious yet heartfelt tale of discovery and growing up suitable for all ages.

Sharks, wolves, piranhas, and snakes are usually depicted in stories as the "Bad Guys". But what if they didn't want to be? In this book, Mr. Shark, Mr. Wolf, Mr. Piranha, and Mr. Snake (a shark, wolf, piranha and snake, respectively) set out to clear their names by doing good things. Will this crew succeed and attain "good guy" status or will their plan backfire, dooming them to being "bad guys" forever? Read to find out in this richly illustrated, funny book meant for younger audiences but thoroughly enjoyed by all ages.

I want to win because I read a friends copy and would love to have my own to read.

The Ultimate Book of Sharks is another great book from National Geographic. It is filled, from cover to cover, with interesting shark facts and information. I especially enjoyed how the author portrayed sharks as living creatures and not just deadly beasts. There are beautiful pictures of sharks on almost every page. The book is beautiful and detailed, informative and fun. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to learn a lot more about the misunderstood sea creatures.

The Ultimate Book of Sharks is another great book from National Geographic. It is filled, from cover to cover, with interesting shark facts and information. I especially enjoyed how the author portrayed sharks as living creatures and not just deadly beasts. There are beautiful pictures of sharks on almost every page. The book is beautiful and detailed, informative and fun. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to learn a lot more about the misunderstood sea creatures.

Sophie Foster had never truly fit in. She is a truly gifted student and has skipped grades ahead of her peers, but even more importantly, she is a telepath. Unbeknownst to her family and the world, Sophie hears the thoughts of everyone around her. At a field trip one day, a boy shows up, the only person whose thoughts she cannot hear. The boy, Fitz, whisks her away to the magical elven world where she truly belongs. But even in the elven world, she stands out. She has twelve years to catch up on, an elven school and impossible classes she must ace, and a new life to navigate. But besides her new challenges something darker lurks, things concerning where and who she came from and why she was placed with humans. "Keeper of the Lost Cities" promises mystery, intrigue, and a magical feeling down to the very last page. This is the first book of a series and, personally, I like this one very much, but as the series goes on, it begins to get drawn out.

Sophie Foster had never truly fit in. She is a truly gifted student and has skipped grades ahead of her peers, but even more importantly, she is a telepath. Unbeknownst to her family and the world, Sophie hears the thoughts of everyone around her. At a field trip one day, a boy shows up, the only person whose thoughts she cannot hear. The boy, Fitz, whisks her away to the magical elven world where she truly belongs. But even in the elven world, she stands out. She has twelve years to catch up on, an elven school and impossible classes she must ace, and a new life to navigate. But besides her new challenges something darker lurks, things concerning where and who she came from and why she was placed with humans. "Keeper of the Lost Cities" promises mystery, intrigue, and a magical feeling down to the very last page. This is the first book of a series and, personally, I like this one very much, but as the series goes on, it begins to get drawn out.

Orphaned siblings Henry, Jessie, Violet, and James are on the run. After their parents died, they were supposed to stay with their grandfather, but believing he was cruel, they set off on their own. After escaping more adults who'd try to place them with their grandfather or in an orphanage, the siblings happen upon a boxcar, deserted on overgrown tracks. The boxcar becomes a home for the orphans. But when Violet falls sick, who can help? The Boxcar Children is a warmly woven tale of love, family, and adventure.

I would like to win this book series because it look really interesting and different from previous fairy tale books.