Al Capone Does My Homework

Moose Flanagan's apartment was burned down while his mother and father were out with warden Williams.Now his friends and him are on an investigation to find out who set the fire and Al Capone isn't just sending him notes by laundry but somehow  got a hold of his homework.

I recommend this book to kids that have a sense of adventure.

The Series of Unfortuante Events The Wide Window

In The Wide Window the three Baudelaire children have to go live with their Aunt Josephine. One day when they were at the grocery store they met a man named Captain Sham. The Baudelaire's all knew that this man was really Count Olaf. The children tried to tell their Aunt but she kept correcting their grammatical mistakes when they spoke, so the children never got it out. One day Count Olaf called Aunt Josephine and he threatened to kill her if he didn't get the Baudelaire fortune. So she ran away and left a note. She made grammatical mistakes on purpose and the Baudelaires' noticed and it spelled Curdled Cave. The children went to Curdled Cave and brought her home but she fell in the lake and the Lachrymose leeches ate her. When the children got back to the dock the children and their families' close friend got locked in by the dock by Count Olaf, and Count Olaf ran away with his assistant. Somebody unlocked the gate but it was to late to catch Count Olaf.

Warriors into the Wild

   One day, a cat named Rusty ventures out into the woods. There he meets three wild cats that invite them to join Thunder Clan. He agrees. His clan name would now be Firepaw. The clan cats were mad that they chose a cat without warrior blood. Warriors were dying. Then the leader of the clan, Bluestar, takes Firepaw as her apprentice. He trains very hard. All that work payed off and Bluestar invited him to the Moonstone which is a special rock that gives new Clan leaders special dreams about what happens in the future. But Rusty notices something mysterious is going on about some cats and he plans to find out the truth.