A wrinkle in time / L’Engle, Madeleine
I loved it. My favourite character is Aunt Beast. I loved how brave everyone was and how risk taking they were.
5 stars
Reviewed by Natasha from Johnsonville and St Benedict’s School , 8 years old
science fiction
Kids’ Club Review by Emelie: A wrinkle in time
A wrinkle in time / L’Engle, Madeleine
This book was about how it’s okay to feel afraid and how it’s important to be yourself
It was about a girl called meg who goes to find her missing dad with the help of her little brother Charles and her friend Calvin
4 stars
Reviewed by Emelie from Miramar and Worser Bay School , 10 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Delia: Future friend
Future friend / Baddiel, David
I thought this was a great book because it is great for a fun read. It is also a relaxing and funny story. It was a bit easy for me but I like to have an easy read every now and then.
5 stars
Reviewed by Delia from Kilbirnie and Seatoun School , 9 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Mastani: A wrinkle in time
A wrinkle in time / L’Engle, Madeleine
I think A Wrinkle in Time is a interesting book about how people never expect things that happen and how some people are suspicious, some you can obviously trust, and how some people might trick you, some will help you. I rate it 3 stars because it has a very creative story, full of surprises. And you get to know the characters very well.
3 stars
Reviewed by Mastani from Miramar and Worser Bay School , 11 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Olivia: Legends of Zita the Spacegirl
Legends of Zita the Spacegirl / Hatke, Ben
This book was a nice read because it is a graphic novel and I love to read graphic novels. I like the storyline and the pictures. The story is very creative, especially with the explosion of the TNT.
3 stars
Reviewed by Olivia from Khandallah and Wadestown School , 8 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Ellie: A Wrinkle in Time
A wrinkle in time / L’Engle, Madeleine
Very interesting concept, I like the way how everything is just a little tiny thing to the Mrs’
4 stars
Reviewed by Ellie from Karori and Karori Normal School , 11 years old
Kids’ Club Review by Kenta: A wrinkle in time
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
Kids’ Club Review by Kenta: Catching fire
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
Kids’ Club Review by Kenta: The Hunger Games
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
Kids’ Club Review by Genevye: The Keeper of the Isis Light
The Keeper of the Isis Light, Monica Hughes
Olwen has been living with Guardian (a robot that Olwen’s parents programmed to take care of her before their death) on Isis since her parents’ death. They have been living there peacefully until settlers come. Olwen is ready to welcome them, but are they ready to meet her too?
At school, we had to choose 1 book out of 10 to read for our ‘book club’. I chose this book and I absolutely loved reading it! Although it only has 232 pages, it’s so interesting because this book is set in the future, and the way Monica Hughes has written it gives you mixed emotions. I definitely recommend this book for ages 10 and above.
4 stars
Reviewed by Genevye from Johnsonville and , 9 years old