CHERUB Series: The Killing by Robert Muchamore
CHERUB Series: The Killing by Robert Muchamore
I’m Not A Supermouse! by Geronimo Stilton
Big Nate: In A Class By Himself by Lincoln Peirce
Ways To Live Forever is an emotional, yet effective and powerful novel, by the one and only Sally Nicholls. Sam – the main character – is twelve years old and is struggling with leukemia. He wants to conquer everything before he dies, and with the help of his teacher and best friend Felix, he does everything from riding in an airship to kissing a girl. This book will make you laugh your head off one minute, and sob into your pillow the next! It is a whole emotional rollercoaster; a good one, of course. I would recommend it to children aged 10 – 14. 5 stars.
Review by Jemima of Karori
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth by Jeff Kinney
I will recommend this book for people who enjoy other series about diaries. 5 stars.
Review by Eva from Karori
Mondays are murder / Tanya Landman.
I know what you did last Wednesday / Anthony Horowitz.
Classic mysteries set on isolated Scottish islands where the invited guests are being killed off one by one.
Try and figure out who’s responsible, but be warned, the authors throw in red herrings to try and make you suspect the wrong people.
These skinny books are a fast paced read for older kids and teens.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Greg Heffley’s Journal by Jeff Kinney
Review by Samuel of Karori
Nightmare Academy #1: Monster Hunters by Dean Lorey and Brandon Dorman
Boy vs Beast: Battle of the Borders #8: Volcan by Mac Park
Review by Aaryan of Karori
Something Wickedly Weird #5: The Smugglers’ Mine by Chris Mould
This is an awesome story and I recommend it for everyone!!!!! 4 stars.
Review by Nina of Wadestown