So, hi. Lets get to work. Tomorrow Girls is a great book, set in the future. Its about girls and when they are sent to a camp out in the wilderness to escape the terrible war and the bad guys, the Alliance. Louisa, Rosie, Maddie, and Evelyn have just learned that their so-called camp is ~deleted because of spoilers~ this series will have you on the edge of your bed\seat\ floor.
         The Summer I Saved the World... in Sixty-Five Days is about a girl named Nina, who decides to do something good for everyone every day. By the end of the book she learned a lot more than she thought she would, and finds that doing good is worth a lot more than it seems. Today I only have one recommendation but its an awesome one.

• Space Case (by: Stewart Gibbs) 

          BTW, did you like Bug in a Vacuum?

         Hey, sorry I haven't written in a long time, any way, lets get to business. So The Frog Princess series by E.D. Baker is a funny magical series about a girl who turns into a frog, and adventurers out with a frog turned prince to get the witch that cursed them to reverse her spell, the first book, titled The Frog Princess was the original inspiration for the Disney movie, called The Frog Princess  (I mean really people, that's original) Again, sorry for not writing (typing) for so long. Here are two recommendations:

• Tomorrow Girls: Behind the Gates (by: Eva Gray)
• The Summer I Saved the World... in 65 days (by: Michele Weber Hurwitz)

         And as a bonus, I recommend the picture book Bug in a Vacuum (by: Melanie Watt)  

          I love A Series of Unfortunate Events.  The first book is called The Bad Beginning and the last is called The End. The first book, like all the others, is unfortunate; it is about three siblings named (in order of age) Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire. One sad day, their parents die, and leave a giant fortune to the siblings. Unfortunately their greedy uncle, Count Olaf, wants the fortune for himself, and will stop at nothing to gets his hands on it. Will Violet's inventing skills, Klaus' bookish knowledge and Sunny's incredibly sharp teeth help? Be warned, if you want to read this series, prepare for some unfortunate events.

• also I recommend the Frog Princess series (by E. D. Baker)

The Emily Windsnap books are about a girl named Emily Windsnap who discovers she is a semi-mermaid; which means that when she is submerged in water, she's a mermaid, but when shes not, she's a human. Together with her new mermaid best friend, Shona go on a fun, dangerous journey to find her merman father who was put in prison for marrying her mother, a human. Will Emily succeed? And if she does, will everything turn out okay? Find out in the must read series by Liz Kessler, Emily Windsnap. also, I suggest

• A Series of Unfortunate Events: the Bad Beginning (by Lemony Snicket)

         Has Anyone Seen Jessica Jenkins? is a book about a girl who, on a Friday afternoon figures out that she has superpowers. But that's putting it bluntly; really it is about a girl who is able to turn invisible, and goes on a hilarious and meaningful journey to figure out why it happened and what she can do with it. A great new book by Liz Kessler, who is also the author of the edge-of-your-seat wonderful Emily Windsnap books. In other words, I just love a good book by Liz Kessler :)

         11 Birthdays is a funny and relatable book about a girl named Amanda, and her best friend Leo. They were born on the same day, and have celebrated with each other since. Well . . .  until now. Ever since her tenth birthday, Amanda has loved to have her party with Leo. But on the day she turns ten, everything changes. Amanda hears words that she often never wishes she had; and now, a year later Amanda can't wait until her birthday party is over, so she doesn't have to celebrate it alone. But the thing is, the day after her birthday isn't the day after her birthday. Can Amanda and Leo find their way out of this one? Or will they be stuck repeating their eleventh birthday again and again forever? Find out in this fun-to-read book by Wendy Mass.
         One book that I really enjoyed reading was,

• Has Anyone Seen Jessica Jenkins? (by Liz Kessler)

         I'm not going to lie, Tuck Everlasting is a tear-jerker. It's a very touching book that makes you think, really think about the concept of mortality and immortality. Some characters are, the Tuck family; they are the immortal ones and also the ones who think most deeply about it. The main character is a girl named Winnie and as she changes throughout the story, you will too, I promise.
            The Warrior Cat series is a fun and suspenseful series. As you can see from the title, it is from the point of view of cats; if you are born as a warrior cat you live in a 'clan'  and you are expected to be loyal to it your whole life long. The first book introduces the whole thing, and soon you will be pulled into the life of warrior cats.

• A book I particularly liked, 11 Birthdays (by Wendy Mass)