The Watsons go to Birmingham

The Watsons go to Birmingham is a very significant book because it shows the hate between African-Americans and Caucasians. The author's perspective was from a 10 year old's point of view. I am not very sure what the argument is because it isn't clear in the book. The connection from the book to the real world is that there were real events that actually happened in the book.

THE CURSE OF THE CAMPFIRE WEENIES!

In the Curse of the Campfire Weenies by David Lubar, there are short stories that are very creepy and warped. In these stories are things that he made up, or someone emailed him a story.

The City of Ember, by Jeanne DuPrau

The City of Ember was not very important. Although it did show that you can do what do if you just believe in yourself. The time period would have to be the future, because there computers, cars, and trucks. But, before a disaster strikes, they move the elderly and newborn babies to an underground city, called "Ember"

Maniac Magee

I am going to list these things in order:

1. This book is very good. It tells the story of a young boy who's parents died when he was little. He is a very fast runner.
2. The book was pretty hard to read.
   
3. the book has no significance.
4. you don't know when the story takes place.
5. i was confused when where they were at certain places.
6. i wouldn't recommend this book.