Kids’ Club Review by Max connolly: Chemical chaos

Jun
10
Posted in Kids Club Reviews
by adrienne

Chemical chaosChemical chaos, by Nick Arnold

it was amazing and it was really cool. It could have been a bit better but the cartoons are great.The illustrations are really good and the amazing cartoons are great as well.:):):):):):)

5 stars

Reviewed by Max connolly from Cummings Park, 8 years old

Kids’ Club Review by Lias: How to train your dragon

Jun
10
Posted in Kids Club Reviews
by adrienne

How to train your dragonHow to train your dragon, by Cressida Cowell

This is the 1st book in the series How to train your dragon. It is called How to train your dragon. It’s about a group of Vikings called Hooligans who are burgling dragons from a cave in the Meathead Is. The main character is Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III. He, although you might not have guessed, is the hero of the story. I really enjoyed the book. I chose 4 stars because it wasn’t what I would call fun but it made me read all the other books in the series.

4 stars

Reviewed by Lias from Newtown, 6 years old

Top 10 fiction for May

Jun
05
Posted in Top 10
by adrienne

Here are the most popular fiction books for May:

1. Diary of a wimpy kid series by Jeff Kinney

2. Dirty Bertie series by Alan MacDonald

3. Conspiracy 365 series by Gabrielle Lord

4. Captain Underpants and the big, bad battle of the Bionic Booger Boy by Dav Pilkey

5. Where’s Wally? series by Martin handford

6. Judy Moody & Stink series by Megan McDonald

7. Captain Underpants and the revolting revenge of the radioactive robo-boxers by Dav Pilkey

8. Puzzle pirates by Susannah Leigh

9. Charlie and the chocolate factory by Roald dahl

10. James and the giant peach by Roald Dahl

 

(special mention to The Hobbit, which continues to be in the top 15 most popular books for children!)

 

Kids’ Club Review by charlie: Super Diaper Baby 2 : the invasion of the potty snatchers

Jun
04
Posted in Kids Club Reviews
by adrienne

Super Diaper Baby 2 : the invasion of the potty snatchers, by by George Beard and Harold Hutchins.

The book was REALLY good its about these people who make comics named George beard and Harold hatchkins. in the comic/book there is super diaper baby, diaper dog, Dr.dilbert dinkle (a.k.a Rip van tinkle) and petey the cat. they try to take over the world (rip van tinkle and petey) so they take every single potty and rip van tinkle turns into water by petey’s folt. And then petey drinks him then he turns into pee and then he transfroms into these tiny little drops and they take the bolts out of the toilets so no on has toilets. so super diaper baby and diaper dog try to stop and freeze him and put petey in cut jail and take rip van tinkle to uranus then the dad gets all sad because he is not a hero so super diaper baby does some stuff then the dad thinks he scared away rip van tinkle when rip van tinkle is FROZEN. GREAT BOOK

4 stars

Reviewed by charlie from Karori, 8 years old

Kids’ Club Review by Hannah: Just Disgusting

May
31
Posted in Kids Club Reviews
by adrienne

Just Disgusting, by Andy Griffiths

i think this book was really cool,funny,gross and awesome.
i think this book would be good for ages 7 to 13 this is one of the best books in all of the books that andy griffiths it is really hard to choose what book is the best!!!!!!!!!
i give it five stars

5 stars

Reviewed by Hannah from Karori, 11 years old

Kids’ Club Review by Max: The body owner’s handbook

May
28
Posted in Kids Club Reviews
by adrienne

The body owner's handbookThe body owner’s handbook, by Nick Arnold

I’ts probably the second best book in the Horrible Science Series. I could have read this book about 20 times(seriously!). The good humour makes this author one of the best authors in the history of mankind. The fact that he is a wee bit inappropriate is a good way to make people laugh out loud. This book is recommended for 6 and over.

5 stars

Reviewed by Max from Cummings Park, 8 years old

Toy Thieves

May
20

Aunt Severe and the Toy Thieves by Nick Garlick

Daniel gets more than he bargained for when he visits his Great-Aunt Emily. She’s grumpy and extremely severe because her fiance, the Colonel, has vanished into thin air. And it looks as though two evil toy thieves were responsible.

Soon Daniel is in hot pursuit. But he’s not alone. Along for the ride are his aunt, two clumsy ostriches, three even clumsier monkeys and a penguin who never stops talking. Not to mention a very, very sad pink crocodile.

Daniel is in for the ride of his life!

Kids’ Club Review by Georgia: The puppet master : the amazing adventures of me (Charlie Small)

May
20
Posted in Kids Club Reviews
by adrienne

The puppet master : the amazing adventures of me (Charlie Small)The puppet master : the amazing adventures of me (Charlie Small), by Nick Ward (1955-)

In this book, charlie small is captured and turned in to a puppet !Along the way he meets jenny, concurs the puppet master and meets his arch enemy craig. A funny book and delights children aged 7-10.

5 stars

Reviewed by Georgia from Island Bay, 7 years old

Top 10 DVDs for April

May
04
Posted in dvd, Top 10
by adrienne

Looking for something to watch as the weather turns wet and cold? Here are the top DVDs borrowed during April:

1. Thomas & friends series

2. Babar and the adventures of Badou series

3. Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated series

4. The Garfield show series

5. Dinosaur train series

6. Dino Dan series

7. Hotel Transylvania

8. Brave

9. Tinker Bell and the secret of the wings

10. Madagascar

Children’s DVDs cost 80 cents per week.

Kids’ Club Review by William: Big Nate flips out

May
03
Posted in Kids Club Reviews
by adrienne

Big Nate flips out, by Lincoln Pierce

I think it’s great because Nate and Frances get into a fight about a camera. After Nate thought about it he makes the right decision with a little help from Teddy and Deedee. I didn’t give it 5 stars because sometimes it’s a bit mean.

4 stars

Reviewed by William from Karori, 8 years old