Monday, December 11, 2017

The Candymakers

Four kids: Logan Sweet, Daisy Carpenter, Miles O'Leary, and Philip Ransford III go to this factory called Life is Sweet. They learn how to make candy because they entered this contest to make a candy. And in the end, they all decide to help Philip win with his Harmonicandy. Philip wins, and receives a $1000 prize. The end.

The book tells the story from four different points of view, the children's points of view, so it turns out different every time at the end, because different things happen to them.

- Nino, 8

 
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