The magic school bus : lost in the solar system, Joanna Cole & Bruce Degen
Quite a fun book full of facts. The only flaw was that it was jam packed with facts and was a bit tedious to read. Besides that it was good I liked it when the teacher got lost in space and the children had to fend for themselves. It was a nice touch.
3 stars
Reviewed by Petra from Khandallah and Other , 12 years old
Spacemice: Beware! Space Junk!, by Geronimo Stilton
The robots were cute!
4 stars
Reviewed by Angela from Johnsonville and Amesbury School , 8 years old
We’ll bite your tail, Geronimo!, text by Geronimo Stilton ; illustrations by Giuseppe Facciotto (pencils), Carolina Livio (inks), and Valeria Cairoli and Paolo Vicenzi (color) ; translated by Lidia Morson Tramontozzi
So they were good.
4 stars
Reviewed by Angela from Johnsonville and Amesbury School , 8 years old
Away in a star sled, Geronimo Stilton
The presents must be awesome!
4 stars
Reviewed by Angela from Johnsonville and Amesbury School , 8 years old
The magic school bus : lost in the solar system, Joanna Cole & Bruce Degen
I like that in this book it can let you learn these amazing things just by reading a picture book. year 2 and under read these books and they love them! they are so easy to read and once you read one a little fact pops into your head and you can walk around with it for the rest of your life if your child is 7 and under I recommend getting these books for them. please listen to my advice.
Yours;
Isabel the great.
3 stars
Reviewed by Isabel from Karori and Ngaio School , 8 years old
The magic school bus : lost in the solar system, Joanna Cole & Bruce Degen
It was alright, although some of the Magic school bus stories are a bit confusing. Like when they went into a human body using a full-size bus. What I do like about it is that it includes real, educational facts.
3 stars
Reviewed by Tiana from Karori and St Teresa’s School , 10 years old
The magic school bus : lost in the solar system, Joanna Cole & Bruce Degen
a space adventure. it is funny to travel in space by a magic school bus. I learn a lot about solar system.
5 stars
Reviewed by yik ki from Johnsonville and Churton Park School , 6 years old
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The magic school bus, Joanna Cole
It’s an adventure, I like the part where the bus was going up in the sky and onto the clouds. I had so many pages to read. The starting was crazy – the teacher’s crazy, The bus is going into the sky. And when the children came out, they were on the clouds, they were inside the raindrops when they were falling back to earth. At the end, the teacher didn’t realise that something strange had happened.
5 stars
Reviewed by Chyoe from Cummings Park and Other , 7 years old
The magic school bus : lost in the solar system, Joanna Cole & Bruce Degen
the magic school bus series is great. despite being 12 i still love them, and they’re a great way to teach kids about stuff without them even releasing it.
4 stars
Reviewed by Pippa from Island Bay and South Wellington Intermediate , 12 years old
