Kids Blog

Percy Jackson And The Last Olympian, by Rick Riordan

Percy is back in the Final chapter of the Percy Jackson series. There will be death and love, pain and happiness and Good and evil. The prophecy nears as Percy’s 16th birthday is coming. Will he save the world or will Kronos destroy the western world. And is Percy really the hero who will save Olympus. Find out in Percy Jackson And The Last Olympian.

5 stars

Reviewed by Tarek from Cummings Park, 9 years old

Sophie’s further adventures, by Dick King-Smith

Well Sophie’s adventures was good but this was even better!!! I only just finished reading it and it got bit over due but it was worth it. Sophie and the animals are just like best friends. When I finished reading the first chapter it inspired me to read more. This book was a whole new world to me.

5 stars

Reviewed by Laila from Cummings Park, 7 years old

e.encyclopedia animal, by

this book is very factual and helped me learn all about animals. I enjoy reading all the facts and looking at the beautiful
photos.my whole family loves it!!!!!!

5 stars

Reviewed by Seren from Tawa, 8 years old

Percy Jackson and the Titan’s curse, by Rick Riordan

Rick Riordan has done it again in The Titans curse. Percy and Annabeth and Grover and Thaila rescue to half bloods.
But a manticore changes everything and now Annabeth is missing and Artemis is in chains. Campers and Hunters combined they must set of and Stop Atlas, the titan who holds up the sky from unleashing skeleto warriors on the world
. And the Oracel predicts that not all the five will survive

4 stars

Reviewed by Tarek from Cummings Park, 9 years old

White dolphin, by Gill Lewis

this book is mysterious and fun.
I like the fact the want to save the bay and the white dolphin.

5 stars

Reviewed by Seren from Tawa, 8 years old

Paul Jennings’ spookiest stories, by Paul Jennings (1943-)

Paul Jennings is an awesome writer!! His books are always the best. He writes with such good humour, i dont know how but he does it with out using toilet language. At the end of pratically every single story he write he always cleverly gives it a bit of a twist.:)

5 stars

Reviewed by Oliver from Karori, 5 years old

Belle the birthday fairy, by Daisy Meadows

Belle the Birthday Fairy is by Daisy Meadows. I tell you, it is a five star book! I like the end bit when Belle flicks her wand and makes a part of the bakery spotless!

5 stars

Reviewed by Aishath from Central City, 8 years old

The forest of evil, by Steve Cole

This is the second to last astrosaur book the astrosaurs go to help some astro farmers that have been oversidged by a carnovor who makes them go crazy the astrosuars deafeat the carnovor and everyone goes back to normal.;);):):):):):):):;);)

5 stars

Reviewed by Elias from Kilbirnie, 8 years old

Big Nate goes for broke, by Lincoln Peirce

Hah FUNNY! Nate’s school is closing. YES! No more school. Or so he thinks…

After Nate’s school closed after a “leak”, he and the rest of his P.S 38 schoolmates have to go to Jefferson Primary, P.S 38′s worst rivals, after days of Jefferson teasing P.S 38, can P.S 38 find a way to finally stab their archilles heel?

4 stars

Reviewed by Macsen from Johnsonville, 11 years old

May require batteries, by Jonathan Meres

I was very lucky to read this for the first time in Wellington. Or so i heard. This book contains a whole heap of surprise laughter especially those who have already read J.Meres’s first 3 book of the series. P.S May require batteries!

4 stars

Reviewed by Macsen from Johnsonville, 11 years old