Imagine being the star of your own book! Imagine being a jackrabbit and starring in books! Jeremy Jackrabbit has starred in six books.

Authors Sasha and Rodney Glassman have written a series of books about Jeremy Jackrabbit and his adventures.

When the Glassmans went to the Tucson Festival of Books, they met a children’s book author and that made them want to become authors. Rodney

Glassman’s little brother, Jeremy, had a poster in his room with a jackrabbit on it so the Glassmans chose to use a jackrabbit in their books.

Have you ever read the book “How to Train Your Dragon,” or seen the movie? I would highly recommend both! Cressida Cowell is the author of the series of 12 chapter books in the How to Train Your Dragon series along with

three other books that relate to the series. In both the movie and the books the two main characters, Hiccup and Toothless, have many adventures together.

This summer my cousins and I picked a project from the book “Smithsonian Maker Lab Outdoors” that we could make together.

There were many fun projects to pick from, like building a butterfly feeder from a paper cup, a sponge and orange juice. With a cardboard box, a plastic bag and a couple of other things, you can build a cool air cannon that forces enough air out to knock things down. Also, it created an air ring, called a vortex.

Young Reporter C.W. Morrison reviews "Mr. Lemoncello's Library" by author Chris Grabenstein. 

The Bodyguard Series by Chris Bradford tells about how this boy, Connor Reeves, is a bodyguard.

“Spy School” by Stuart Gibbs is one of those books that you just have to keep reading; you get hooked on the story.

“Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief,” is a fun adventurous romp into Greek mythology. It's a good read too!

“Three Skeleton Key” by George Toudouze is a horror story about three men trapped on an isolated island who are suddenly attacked by a ravenous hoard of rats. It is biting good fun!

“The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins invites us to explore the wonders of the great Hunger Games.

“Ghetto Cookbook” by Mary Helen Chacon Lucero promotes good nutrition through easy recipes for preteens and teens to follow.