Eleven Birthdays by Wendy Mass
It has a great storyline/plot and it’s about friendship, which is also what every story has. I would recommend this book for ages 10 and up but I think it would be a great book parents to read to kids as well.
I give it 5/5 stars
Five on a Treasure Island by Enid Blyton
(The Famous Five Series, book 1)
I like this book because it’s a good adventure.
I give it 5/5 stars
Where’s Wally by Martin Handford
I liked this book becasue you find Wally. 5 out of 5 stars!
(We have heaps of Where’s Wally book in the libraries. Can you find them?)
The Trouble with Ramona and Beezus by Beverly Cleary
When you start reading it you will start feeling sad, happy or mad. The best part is that its got 4 books in 1! Beverly Cleary writes the most remarkable stories.
15 stars out of 5. (wow – that’s a lot of stars!)
Bewitched by Kate Saunders
It shows you what olden days bording schools would be like and it’s a nice mix between magic and what a real school a long time ago would be like.
4 stars out of 5
Review by: Greta
Wild Series Book 2: Monkey Magic by Lucy Courtenay
It’s really good and if you like animals you will especially like it and it’s exciting and good for 7 to 12 year olds. You will not want to stop reading it! (P.S. the book is SUPER)
4.5 stars out of 5
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
It is exciting and you can’t put it down!
15 stars out of 5
Review by: Mana, Age 9.
Charlie and the chocolate factory / Roald Dahl ; illustrated by Quentin Blake.
Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator / Roald Dahl ; illustrated by Quentin Blake.
These books are very interesting, and fun to read.
When you look at it you think boring! But inside there are lots of funny cartoons and poems. There’s even a story in it. But I still think that the stories should be a bit longer. Again like it says on the back “I laughed so hard I farted!”
Review by Fenn, Age 9.
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