can you tell me a good book for 12 years old?

Question

Hi, can you tell me a book name, and how you feel about that book?
if you want can you tell me what you would rate that book 1-5 stars?

Answer 1

the msuic of dolphins

i would rate it a 4 stars.

well, nice your the project too, i'm going this project. I like your way of douing it.
well, i'm alex.

Answer 2

No Promises in the Wind by Hunt
Fifteen by Cleary
A Long Way From Chicago by Peck
Treasure Island by Steveson
Departures by Gunn
I"ll Be Seeing You by McDaniel
The Hobbit by Tolkien
Pollyana by Porter
Little Women by Alcott
Hail, Hail Camp Timberwood by Conford (my fave at 12)
P.S. I Love You by Conklin
The Acorn People by Jones
Because of Wynn Dixie
A Gown of Spanish Lace
The Zuckinni Warriors
The Face on the Milk Carton

Answer 3

Kiki Strike Inside The Shadow City by Kirsten Miller. Very good, it's an adventure story about a group of girls called the Irregulars who explore a hidden city underneath NYC. It's excellent, the sequel is coming out in October, and I'd give it 5 stars.

Answer 4

There is a series of books by Louise Rennnison about a 13-year-old (?) girl named Georgia Nicolson. I think the first in the series is "Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging". Georgia kind of reminds me of a teenaged Bridget Jones and the books are hilarious! I'd give them 5 of 5 stars. Check them out!

Answer 5

As a teacher of 6th, 7th and 8th grades, I can tell you that most students prefer the Artemis Fowler series, Lemony Snicket, Nighmare Hall (Goosebumps for Teens,) Gossip Girl series, and Angels Unlimited Series. They often like books by Gary Soto, Avi, and Walter Dean Myers. Try any books that are "Newberry Medal Winners." They're interesting and well written as well.

Answer 6

i read one of the books from the box chart children series..
i would rate the books from 1-5 as a 5!

Answer 7

Searching for Shona by Margaret Anderson

http://www.amazon.com/Searching-Shona-Margaret-J-Anderson/dp/039482587X/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/104-4624825-4801546?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1187730655&sr=8-1

Answer 8

you will possibly not want to hearken to this, yet examining a e book, quite than staring at a action picture, will help your writing and spelling ability. possibly there's a reason you have been assigned a e book to verify over the summer time. additionally, word that many circumstances, video clips are severely distinctive than the books they are based upon. in case you nonetheless insist on staring at a action picture quite than examining the e book, attempt "Tuck eternal" by skill of Natalie Babbitt, which isn't a chuffed e book, yet does meet your different standards. sturdy success.

Answer 9

i know tons of good books but here are the best ones i have ever read...
10)Milkweed- Sharon Creech ***
9)Anne of Green Gables -L.M Montgomery ***
8)The BFG- Roald Dhal ***1/2
7) The Music of the Dolphins- Karen Hesse ***
6)The Giver- Louis Lowery ****
5)The City of Ember- Jeanne DePrau ****
4) Walk two Moons- Sharon Creech *****
3)Replay- Sharon Creech *****
2)Wait Till Helen Comes- Mary Downing Haun *****
1)Twilight- Stephine Myers *****(*****) (Twilight is my favorite book of all time i love it it is so so so so so good- the second one of the series is called New Moon and the third is Eclipse)
HAVE FUN READING

Answer 10

If you can understand what you read, there is no reason to categorize it by age group. I know a young man who is 11 years old and he loves sci-fi/fantasy that a lot of adults read. I just got him started reading some excellent thrillers written by Matthew Reilly. You can read what you want, don't go by age group just because the teacher or your friends read such stuff. Branch out, have fun, enjoy what you read.

Answer 11

the harry potter books. they're good reads, and i think a 12 yr old would like them.
i wouldnt give them 5 stars cause they're not *perfect* (ok, hp fans, dont hate! im a big fan of the books!). i'd give it a 4.5