I can’t believe her parents would do such a thing!!! Matilda is the only smart one in her family. It was a really good book.
4 stars
Reviewed by Amelia from Tawa and Tawa School , 10 years old
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Kids’ Club Review by Amelia: Invisible Emmie
Invisible Emmie / Libenson, Terri
I read Invisible Emmie from Emmie and Friends. It’s really good. 2 girls with totally different lives. It’s hard to believe that they’re in the same class.
5 stars
Reviewed by Amelia from Tawa and Tawa School , 10 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Amelia: Mophead : how your difference makes a difference
Mophead : how your difference makes a difference / Marsh, Selina Tusitala
Nice story about being different, accepting your differences and loving your differences.
3 stars
Reviewed by Amelia from Tawa and Tawa School , 10 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Amelia: Snapdragon
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! Beautiful message and a great summer read. Heartwarming, funny story about the past, present and future.
5 stars
Reviewed by Amelia from Tawa and Tawa School , 10 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Arlo: Diana, Princess of the Amazons
Diana, Princess of the Amazons / Hale, Shannon
A great story about loneliness and what a true friend is.
4 stars
Reviewed by Arlo from Karori and Karori Normal School , 12 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Harshit Kumar: Razzle dazzle unicorn : another Phoebe and her unicorn adventure
Razzle dazzle unicorn : another Phoebe and her unicorn adventure / Simpson, Dana
I rated this book 5 stars because it tells that thanksgiving is coming so Phoebe is excited as well as Marigold. Phoebe is still learning to play the piano so she has piano lessons so she has to practice. She really wants to go to music camp so her parents send her to music camp to work with her friend Sue. More better in the story is that Marigold and Ringo are also best friends too. At the end of music camp, they have to perform a music show but it doesn’t go well but it’s good that Phoebe has made a new friend.
5 stars
Reviewed by Harshit Kumar from Tawa and Hampton Hill School , 9 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Amelia: Phoebe and her unicorn : a Heavenly Nostrils chronicle
Phoebe and her unicorn : a Heavenly Nostrils chronicle / Simpson, Dana
Phoebe And Her Unicorn is a heartwarming book about friendships and how its okay to be unpopular. It showed me the true meaning of friendship.
5 stars
Reviewed by Amelia from Tawa and Tawa School , 10 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Amelia: Wildlife of Aotearoa
Wildlife of Aotearoa / Bishop, Gavin
Wildlife of Aotearoa is a very informative book with several pages about wildlife in the sea, the air, the bush and the common household. It is a non-fiction journey around New Zealand that you can go on without leaving your home.
4 stars
Reviewed by Amelia from Tawa and Tawa School , 10 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Harshit Kumar: Invisible Emmie
Invisible Emmie / Libenson, Terri
I rated this book 5 stars because it tells about a shy girl called Emmie who is in Eight grade. She has a friend called Briana who always comes first in every subject so she is always know as the student of the month. But when she writes a note and drops it accidentally and a boy called Joe figures the note out. He starts making fun of Emmie all time but Emmie tries to ignore it and in the end , she makes new friends and then Joe stops teasing her. You should not be friends with mean people.
5 stars
Reviewed by Harshit Kumar from Tawa and Hampton Hill School , 9 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Arlo: The Big Umbrella
The big umbrella / Bates, Amy June
An incredible tale of kindness for young children
4 stars
Reviewed by Arlo from Karori and Karori Normal School , 12 years old