If you have a student who is reluctant to read but loves Angry Birds, this could be a great gateway into reading. Short stories of real-life aggression in birds combined with information about the Angry Birds characters leads to a quick-paced read. If you want in-depth information about birds, this is not the book for you.

I mean, this book answers a lot questions about bodily fluids and functions which I'm sure are vital for everyone to know.

Loved it. I've read other books by this author and loved them as well. The story of Veda and how she overcame a loss of limb to dance even more beautifully than before was inspirational. I read it all in one sitting, which was probably eased by the fact that it was in verse. Still, one of my favorite reads so far this year.

I feel like I have no idea what is happening, and yet an entire story happened. I will come back to this series.

A good basic overview of the suffrage movement.

So many cool facts about so many potentially gross things.

Not my favorite, by any means, but a serviceable listen.

A good introduction, but not as in depth as I would like.

I really enjoyed this book. It's a great caper for the middle school set. A tiny quibble--I kept feeling like there was a book I was supposed to have read prior to give me the backstory on all the different heists. Eventually everything is revealed, but for a while I felt like I had missed something.

Hamlet, still a classic, still good. I enjoyed the reminder of where certain idioms come from too.