Kids’ Review by Nina
CHERUB #2: Class A by Robert Muchamore
Review by Nina of Wadestown
CHERUB #2: Class A by Robert Muchamore
Review by Nina of Wadestown
CHERUB Series: Maximum Security by Robert Muchamore
Charlie Bone and The Time Twister by Jenny Nimmo
Review by Lalise of Strathmore
Star style by Sienna Mercer – from the My sister the vampire series.
I like the way she describes the characters as some of them are vampires. It is fun and exciting to read.
Review by Athena
5/5 stars
It is full of tricks and pranks that will just make you laugh, like when Belinda goes flying like a hurricane into Ms. Tiffany Jones. But it’s a really great read and an awesome book!
Review by Rewa
5/5 stars
It is a book filled with mixed emotions and passions. It experiences what it is to be a refugee during World War II
Review by Salem
5/5 stars
We started our meeting with a fun game called draw and fold. We came up with lots of weird and wacky drawing.
Ruth Paul joined us and talked about her great picture books. We had a special insight to an author’s life. She showed us one of her original painting from The King’s Bubbles. We all felt very inspired and went on to our own book reviews.
Emily read Hetty Feather Volume one by Jacqueline Wilson a story based in England about the circus and a foster home. Emily gave it *****5 stars
Isabella read the Summer Gang by Cornelia Funke ****4 and a half stars
Olivia read Lily Alone by Jacqueline Wilson ***** 5 stars
Megan read Crystal Doors by Rebecca Moesta
Emma this month reviewed Best Friends by Jacqueline Wilson.
Rachel read Hetty Feather number two called Sapphire Battersea by Jacqueline Wilson. Rachel gave it *****5 stars
Next month’s topic will be Mystery.

Aidan read the book Car Mad Jack and it’s about a boy whose father owns a car supermarket.
Hannah had enjoyed reading The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton. Her favourite characters are Silky the Fairy and Moon Face.
Joseph read Captain Underpants Attack of the Talking Toilets by Dav Pilkey. It’s about an alien ship that turned all the toilets into killer toilets. He found the book funny.
Beatrice had just read Aunt Effie’s Ark by Jack Lasenby. It’s about how Aunt Effie’s house gets turned into an ark.
Max had just read Asterix and the Goths. Asterix and his friend had to break down the dungeon several times to get in. They also needed a pinch of salt to make soup.
Satine is currently reading the Doctor is In a Judy Moody series. She thinks it is a good book and she can’t wait to get to the end.
Nathaniel is currently reading Peanuts Treasury comic book and it’s about practicing how to say eeek!
Navneet had enjoyed Bestfriends by Jackie Wilson. It’s about Alice and her bestfriend Gemma and their great times together. 
Arianna liked Dora at Follyfoot by Monica Dickens. It’s about an old horse that gets rescued.
Tomasina had just read Fantastic Mr. Fox. It’s about Mr. Fox who’s trying to get away from the hunters.
This month we had a very special guest – local children’s book author and illustrator Ruth Paul. We were very lucky to be given an inside look at how her picture books are created and Ruth also showed us some of the art she is working on for her next book – we’re looking forward to seeing the final product! We began our session with some great reviews too – here are some of the books our BookBusters recommend:
The Secret of the Sirens by Julia Golding - This book is about a girl called Connie. When she is at school, strange things start happening to her. Some foxes start to follow her then she joins a group to fight evil spirits. By Xandi
The Tygrine Cat by Inbali Iserles - This book is about cats and Egyptian mythology. It is about a cat called Mati who finds out he is the Tygrine cat. It is a very gripping book; I couldn’t put it down! By Xandi