Happy early B day!

I've watched all the movies (before I could read, I normally read the books first, don't worry), but I haven't read all the books (on book number five!!), so for now, I would agree with you, I really liked The Prisoner of Azkaban. No problem!

I am currently reading the series, but I would sooo recommend it, when my mom was a kid, she said she and her siblings would fight over who would get to read them, and I see why. I hate the teen books that make me feel like I'm three (always avoiding them!) and these don't. Glad it's on your TBR! I'm at the very end of the second book, I kind of got busy with sports and music, but I'm loving them.

1. Dark chocolate 2. You'd have to ask me which book! 3. The Penderwicks

Fellow younger sibling!!

Of course!

Excellent! This book is a biography about how great Ruth Bader Ginsburg is, and how she has become the person she is. This book is very fun, and includes things that most people don't even know about her and her life. Like, did you know her husband is a famous chef? Or that her mom died on her graduation day? You understand the importance of women in the supreme court. I definitely recommend it for kids 9-12.

Back in the day, African Americans ( especially women) did not have good rights at all. Imagine wanting to work as a scientist or a space engineer and you just can not, you can't. Well these women did! This book is about the 4 black women who worked together and did a lot to send up the first man to space. Everyone doubted them, but they worked hard. This book is amazing! It may be one of my favorites! There is also a movie that is based on this book that I definitely recommend.

FOR REAL! There's no planet B!

If this CAN be both eco-friendly and affordable, it could make a big change.