I liked this book. It was like the making and unmaking of Lady Gaga. I think it shows well, that you are more then what you wear. If you are always trying to make a statement with your clothes and outfits, no one gets a chance to appreciate the real you. I think it also illustrates that popularity can come and go, but genuine is always a good thing.

d this book when it originally came out. I ran a kids book club, and unfortunately the guys had to read Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. The books were chosen by the group the year before, and that group was all girls. The guys made it through, but one kids said something to me I will never forget. "I Liked it. I don't get it, but I liked it". I promised that I would dig to find a guy perspective book similar. One my hunt I tripped across King Dork. I now get to say "I Liked it. I don't get it, but I liked it." I am extremely excited to see that there will be a sequel.

Very cute book. Little Owl has fallen off his nest and now needs help from squirrel to find his mommy. This book is simple but in just the right way. The illustrations help set off this typical story.

I loved this. The pictures are fun. It's about a giant moose who is too big to fit in his own book. But with some help from a friend, he finds the perfect space.