The 1st Review: The Homework Machine

Okay we have our 1st Book Review! I was gone for a week because it was no screen week. No electronics. Aww... So anyway, here is our 1st book review: The Homework Machine (See all Children's Values Books)by Dan Gutman. Here is my summary: What if you never had to do homework again? 4 kids find out in The Homework Machine: when one of "D-Squad" kids (who are sitting together because of their last names) tells the others he has a machine that does his homework for him. The D-Squad (Brenton, Sam or Snik, Jud, and Kelesy) all join together, having their homework done for them. But it turns out the homework machine is trouble-will the kids be able to keep the machine a secret? Or will something else happen? Find out by reading-and you can jump in the exciting adventure!

Okay, rating? 9 out of 10. I think we can all relate to wanting to have a machine that did our homework-so that makes it even more enjoyable! Kids having trouble in school-or not, like Brenton-will find this book a page-turner-and even though the occasional drops of sadness worm their way in-it will always leave you with a smile on your face at the end. For you concerned parents, I inform you there is no cussing. Age groups: 7-13 (Okay, not sure about this part. J.K.) Okay, I think that's it. By the way, Happy Easter! No reviews tomorrow, 'cause it's Easter and it's Sunday. Bye!