Logic Problem #4

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So I've heard back from a couple of you in regards to my logic problems. I'm glad that you are figuring them out. I guarantee that they are possible. For those of you who solved the other three already, here is a fourth one for you. This one is actually based on a true story, and answers could potentially be found in other sources, but I would recommend using the clues to find the answers. It's more fun that way.

Each of the Hiatt kids selected a book to read from a library. Can you figure out the title, author, # of pages and picture on the cover of each book?
  1. The four books are the one Cressida Cowell wrote, the book with 89 pages, Insurgent, and the book Joshua read.
  2. Shel Silverstein wrote Runny Babbit and there is a dragon on the cover of How to Train Your Dragon.
  3. Squish has more pages than the book with a white rabbit on the cover.
  4. Hannah read the book with 525 pages, which did not have a white rabbit on the cover.
  5. Of the book Joshua read and the book with 214 pages, one was written by Cresida Cowell and the other was Squish.
  6. John read a book with more pages than the one written by Jennifer and Matthew Holm.
  7. Insurgent is ether the book with 525 pages or the book with an amoeba on the cover.
  8. Of the book with 89 pages and the book by Veronica Roth, one has a tree on the cover and the other was read by Peter.
A chart is available to print here.

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