Prisha Singh

Book Review: I, Cosmo by Carlie Sorosiak I, Cosmo is a heartwarming, funny, and deeply moving middle-grade novel told from the perspective of a golden retriever named Cosmo. Through his loyal eyes, we experience the joys and challenges of family life, change, and unconditional love. Cosmo is an old dog who adores his family—especially his twelve-year-old boy, Max. When Max’s parents begin to argue and drift apart, Cosmo senses the tension and feels responsible for holding the family together. To do so, he and Max enter a dog dancing competition, hoping that their teamwork might help mend broken hearts. The novel also explores themes of loyalty, growing up, and change in a way that’s accessible to young readers but meaningful for all ages. Sorosiak’s prose is gentle yet powerful, filled with empathy and quiet wisdom. The pacing is steady, the relationships feel genuine, and the emotional moments hit home without feeling forced. Recommended for: Ages 8+, animal lovers, and anyone who’s ever had a furry best friend.

The hunt for the curious cheese is a book about finding out how to cure the calamity of the green warts. Geronimo nephew,Benjamin and his friend bugsy wugsy joins the adventure of the green warts .Geronimo Stilton and Hercure poirat enters a mysterious fundever factory find outs what's going on Its a book about the good and the villains fighting for the country.Finally,the villain catches Geronimo and his friends but manages to escape.It includes jokes and a mini story I really like this book a lot