The Prince and The Pauper

by Mark Twain is a very good book. I think quite a few people would like, The Prince and The Pauper. I would recommend The Prince and The Pauper as a read-aloud for ages 8-and-up.

The Crystal Snowstorm

by Meriol Trevor is a very good book. It is about a girl named Catherine, a boy named Edward, a prince named Constant, a Grand Duke named Edmund, a man named Rafael, [called Raf, for a nickname.] These are only the main characters. If anyone
reads The Crystal Snowstorm, they will meet the other characters.

P.S. There are three seqeuls.
They are:
Following The Phoenix
The Rose and Crown
The Angel and The Dragon.

P.P.S. I have not read the sequels.

Clara Barton

by Augusta Stevenson

The Strange Intruder

by Arthur Catheral. The "Strange Intruder" is a polar bear. My sister loved this book.
I do not think I would want to read it again, but other people might like it.

St. Rose of Lima

by Mary Faybyan Windeatt

Martin de Porres, Hero

by Claire Huchet Bishop is a truly wonderful book. I would recomend it for ages 5 and above.

Little Clearing In The Woods

by Maria D. Wilkes is the third book in the Little House Series: The Caroline Years.
These books would make absolutely great read-alouds.

Little Town At the Crossroads

by Maria D. Wilkes is the second book in the Little House series: The Caroline Years.
It is a very good book.

Helen Keller: The Story of My Life

by Helen Keller is a truly great book. It is a story of great courage on Helen's part. This book would make a very good read-aloud.

Florence Nightangale

by Ann Clover is very good. It tells us about the determination of a young lady named
Florence Nightangale.

Snow Treasure

by Marie McSwigan takes place during World War Two. This story is about some Norwegian children who smuggle gold, on their sleds, to a ship. It is a very exciting story. I could read it again and again and again without getting tired of reading it.

The book is available from Recorded Books Classics in audio format. I could also listen to it again and again and again.

P.S. This book is a great read-aloud.

Step-by-Step Tennis

by Sue Rich. This is a great book to read if anyone is beginning to learn how to play tennis. I read this book because my sister and I are learning to play tennis. Tennis is a very fun sport.

French Roundabout

by Claire Huchet Bishop is a very good book.

Pancakes Paris

by Claire Huchet Bishop

The Hidden Treasure of Glaston

by Eleanore M. Jewett is a very good book. Even though the people in this story did not find the hidden treasure, three of them saw it.

The book is published by Bethlehem Books.


P.S. I know what part it is on the picture.

Strega Nona Meets Her Match

by Tomie de Paola. When I read this "Strega Nona book", I just couldn't resist putting it on my book blog. I hope that anyone who reads this book will enjoy it as much as I did.

Twenty and Ten

by Claire Huchet Bishop takes place during World War II. For twenty children at an orphanage, hiding ten Jewish children from the Nazis "seems like a game." But one day the real Nazis come. But in the end everything turns out alright.
P.S If anyone has seen the movie, Miracle at Moreaux, they will want to read this book, because this movie is based on the book, Twenty and Ten.

White Bird

by Clyde Robert Bulla is about a boy who is named John Thomas who catches a white crow. There is an older boy named Luke who takes care of John Thomas. One day John Thomas tells Luke about "White Bird." When Luke hears about "White Bird" he tells John Thomas to put "White Bird" back in the forest where it belongs. John Thomas doesn't, so Luke sells "White Bird" to a man and a boy who are passing by. When John Thomas finds this out, he runs away.