The meltdown, by Jeff Kinney
Started off with a great start but then it just happens to become a to funny story again, but most of it is just talking about anything really! I really enjoyed the first chapter in this book, but it’s just more better than good it’s amazing really I mean it.really I wish Rodrick was very annoyed that he wasn’t chosen for the responsibility for his younger brother.
5 stars
Reviewed by Mikio from Tawa and , 7 years old
A wrinkle in time, Madeleine L’Engle ; illustrated by Keith Scaife
A very good book teaching that love is a precious thing. Despite the title it is more about space travel. Very detailed. I recommend this book to 7+
5 stars
Reviewed by Kenta from Tawa and , 10 years old
Ninja clones!, Anh Do ; illustrated by Anton Emdin [and Jeremy Ley]
Has a lot of humour in it although it is very serious. Mostly mystery, but it can also lighten your mood. It helps you to learn one lesson and that is do not use someone else to do things for you! WARNING DO NOT TRY TO BE NINJA KID.
You have been warned!!!
5 stars
Reviewed by Mikio from Tawa and , 7 years old
The 13-storey treehouse, Andy Griffiths ; illustrated by Terry Denton
Very funny and very humorous and good at making you laugh really loud for the whole book. Very adventurous and great at making you not do anything dangerous or do the opposite of that!
5 stars
Reviewed by Mikio from Tawa and , 7 years old
Catching fire, Suzanne Collins
Chapter one of this book is not as good as ‘The Hunger Games‘ #1, but as a whole it’s still a very good book explaining how action leads to consequence.
4 stars
Reviewed by Kenta from Tawa and , 10 years old
The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins
Fast paced and interesting, very detailed from the start. I would recommend it for older audiences as some parts may scare young children.
5 stars
Reviewed by Kenta from Tawa and , 10 years old
Fantastic beasts & where to find them / Rowling, J. K
Fantastic Beasts and where to find them is a great book for those who are a fan on the Harry Potter series. In Book 1 (Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone) On Harry’s booklist, Fantastic Beasts and where to find them is mentioned on the list. It is also an nice book for those who want to see great illustrations with fictional creatures.
5 stars
Reviewed by Jethro from Tawa and , 10 years old
Tale of a tail, Margaret Mahy ; illustrated by Tony Ross
Tale of a tail is an awesome book for those who like dogs because (spoiler alert) the book as mainly about a dog that when it wags its tail in a special way, it can grant wishes. Its a great book because it gives you the impression that people can change with just one decision. That was represented when Dr Felix, a person who normally hated dogs (because he was a cat doctor) he wished he could like dogs, and he suddenly found dogs running to him, and he started a dog party. He then liked dogs more than he did previously.
5 stars
Reviewed by Jethro from Tawa and , 10 years old
Diary of a wimpy kid, by Jeff Kinney
Diary of a Wimpy Kid is an awesome book, and the illustrations/pictures are great! The book is funny, and it is a good book for 7+ year old children because it provides a good story with many books in the entire series.
5 stars
Reviewed by Jethro from Tawa and , 10 years old
The adventures of Captain Underpants : the first epic novel, by Dav Pilkey ; with colour by Jose Garibaldi
this book has really funny parts in the story like when captain underpants jumps out the window. I would recommend this book to 6 – 13 year old kids
3 stars
Reviewed by gabriel from Tawa and , 10 years old