YouTube is a busy site with lots of people coming to it. It needs some time to load videos. It has a lot of inappropriate things on it. I do no recommend this to children under the age of 5. I think an adult should watch and choose the videos for a 5 year-old.
I give this sight 4 out of 5 stars.**** out of *****www.youtube.com
Reviews for books, movies, TV, video games, ... from the point of view of a ten-year-old girl.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Taylor Swift Calls an Alpharetta Collage Student Her Hero
I read an article online that talked about how James O'Dwyer raised money for people in Alabama after a tornado hit there on April 27, 2011. Mr. O'Dwyer started an organization called Magnolia Disaster Relief. Somehow, Nickelodeon heard about him, and he won a HALO award. He met Taylor Swift backstage here in Atlanta before one of her concerts.
When I read this article, it made me happy that one boy tried to overcome the sadness that many people had because they lost all that they had.
When I read this article, it made me happy that one boy tried to overcome the sadness that many people had because they lost all that they had.
More Things I Do
I'll also post things that will amuse you,surprise you, and make you happy,or sad. It might amaze you as well.
Book Review: "Helen Keller, From Tragedy to Triumph" by Katherine E. Wilkie
"Helen Keller, From Tragedy to Triumph" by Katherine E. Wilkie is a biography of Helen Keller. The book begins when she was six years old, telling how she went from a healthy baby to being blind, deaf, and dumb. The story then talks about how Helen learned sign language, and finally was able to communicate with the world.
I like this book because it shows how a young, blind, deaf girl became famous for what she did and how she worked around her problems.
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
I like this book because it shows how a young, blind, deaf girl became famous for what she did and how she worked around her problems.
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
Book Review: "Remember the Ladies" by Jeri Chase Ferris
"Remember the Ladies" by Jeri Chase Ferris is a story about Abigail Adams. The story begins when Abigail Adams is a kid. The book talks about her wild beginning and goes through her education. Her father teaches her how to read in a time when women didn't read in general. The book then covers how she meets John Adams, and what she does during the American Revolution.
I like this book. I learned that life is a delicate thing that should be treasured. I think Abigail Adams is a good role model for young girls.
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
I like this book. I learned that life is a delicate thing that should be treasured. I think Abigail Adams is a good role model for young girls.
I give this book 5 out of 5 stars.
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