Edrik, 10, of R. D. White Elementary in Glendale, illustrates his review of "LeBron James." (February 5, 2012) |
"NBA Reader: LeBron James"
John Hareas
LeBron James is an amazing basketball player. He played basketball in high school at St. Vincent-St. Mary. He entered the NBA in 2003 and quickly established himself as a player to watch. He was drafted to the Cleveland Cavaliers. He was ready to prove himself to everyone. You can get in on the action by reading this book.
Reviewed by Edrik, 10
R. D. White Elementary
Glendale
"Pelé: A Biography"
James Haskins
He scored over 1000 goals! He was one of the greatest soccer players the world has ever seen! His name is Edison Arantes Do Nascimento, otherwise known as Pelé.
Pelé is known all over the world for one reason: his skills on the soccer field. Haskins' book has lots of interesting facts about his life and career.
Reviewed by Lily, 4th grade
Condit Elementary
Claremont
"This Is the Sea That Feeds Us"
Robert Baldwin
The crashing waves make me smile because the artist's paint is my favorite color. It is greenish bluish. The artist made the plankton look like raspberry, diamonds and jellyfish.
Meredith, 6
Home Schooled
Seal Beach
"Mummies in the Morning"
Mary Pope Osborne
Annie and Jack take a journey through a pyramid. They get lost. Will they find a way out or stay there forever?
Reviewed by Madison, 6
Beckford Elementary
Northridge
John Hareas
LeBron James is an amazing basketball player. He played basketball in high school at St. Vincent-St. Mary. He entered the NBA in 2003 and quickly established himself as a player to watch. He was drafted to the Cleveland Cavaliers. He was ready to prove himself to everyone. You can get in on the action by reading this book.
Reviewed by Edrik, 10
R. D. White Elementary
Glendale
"Pelé: A Biography"
James Haskins
He scored over 1000 goals! He was one of the greatest soccer players the world has ever seen! His name is Edison Arantes Do Nascimento, otherwise known as Pelé.
Pelé is known all over the world for one reason: his skills on the soccer field. Haskins' book has lots of interesting facts about his life and career.
Reviewed by Lily, 4th grade
Condit Elementary
Claremont
"This Is the Sea That Feeds Us"
Robert Baldwin
The crashing waves make me smile because the artist's paint is my favorite color. It is greenish bluish. The artist made the plankton look like raspberry, diamonds and jellyfish.
Meredith, 6
Home Schooled
Seal Beach
"Mummies in the Morning"
Mary Pope Osborne
Annie and Jack take a journey through a pyramid. They get lost. Will they find a way out or stay there forever?
Reviewed by Madison, 6
Beckford Elementary
Northridge
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