Kids Books - Action

So I rated this book 3.5 stars. Don't get me wrong, this is a REALLY good book but I USED to be in LOVE with fantasy novels. Now I'm kind of a little older and I've been reading less Middle Reader Fantasy (this is the first fantasy novel that I've read in like, a year), and more Young Adult novels. I read this book like a month ago, but I decided not to read the whole series (which I have never done before, I always finish a book series) because I'm kind of growing out of the Fantasy genre. I kind of got bored with the characters, only because the somewhat stereotypical "three abandoned orphans" plot is overused a lot. I really liked how Gabriel and the Empress were described. The Empress was really ruthless, and it definitely showed throughout the book. Gabriel wasn't your typical strong hero that comes out of nowhere, his personality and emotions were really raw a well-plotted. This book kind of reminded me of the Narnia series because it was so full of adventure and magic. The pacing of the book was absolutely on point, which I loved. Anyway, I thought this book was a little bit over average, I know that people younger than me would enjoy it. There's a lot of really awesome elements like dwarves, a mysterious book, giants, and other mythical creatures. I would recommend this to the 9-11 year old range.

Jack and Annie decided to come back the morning to see if it was still there (the tree house) they stared up at the tree house and said "it looks empty" they went up in the tree house and all of the books where still there but while they where going up they heard a voice could it be " M*?they where looking threw the like trying to figure out what play they wanted to go to today.they picked the mummie times! They went there and Annie didn't listen to Jack when he said that they have to wait in the tree house to see if it's ok to go down.but they still went down and they went into the place and there was a tomb raider, scary mummies.but all at the end they home to there mom making pb and j sandwiches.I recommend this to 8 to 12 year old I rate this 4/5 😍

Really below my level, but good! So in this book franny get's a dog asistintant just so you know. Anyway, Franny get's really anoyed cause she does not want that and all she wants to do is be cray and have no asistant. But that's not all. A giant 50 foot arrow shooting cupid starts causing a lot of trouble around Franny's town. Can Franny fix this before it's to late? Read this book to find out!

This book was such a cool and twisty conclusion to The Testing! Although the first book is still my favorite, this one was a close second. I enjoyed how Cia teamed up with friends, but unfortunate that she couldn't trust everyone she thought she could. At the ending I still didn't understand who was good or bad, it switched around so much! Anyways, I hope many other readers appreciate this book too!!

This story is about a boy called Danny and his father that is very friendly and they have adventures together.The story takes place in the woods. What can they do? I enjoyed the part when his father told Danny the secret because it´s very interesting because it is strange and you want to know what it is.My favorite part is when they whent to catch pheasants. How did they catch pheasants? This book is just right for the people that are eight up. If you like adventure and funny stories like Charlie and the Chocolate, the BFG, Witches or Fantastic Mr Fox, you can’t miss reading this wonderful story.

Starting as a one dollar horse from the knacker's yard and then becoming a multi-million dollar horse seems like a miracle, and it was my favourite part of this book. When the author was writing about her riding Storm in the Badminton Trials I felt as if I were there to see it and go on that adventure with her. It was an amazing story about how a horse that didn't trust anyone at first slowly came to forming a strong and almost unbreakable bond with Casey Blue, the main character. They've had their ups and downs but in the end their team work worked out. Great book.

Alright, let me start with the facts, this book is HILARIOUS!!! Henry is a student at Northwest Southeast Central School, when he gets a new teacher, Mr. Brainfright, who teaches them things like, how do skid on a banana peel, how to fly, and how to make history. So stop reading this review and start reading that book!

Wow! This book was so cool. It was a nice sequel to The Testing, but honestly I preferred the first book. It has a cliffhanger at the end, so I will definitely have to read Graduation Day, the next book. The end was kind of surprising, but that's okay! Some of the parts of this book were a little confusing and didn't really make sense, but I think that the second and third books of trilogies are always more difficult to write and don't always hold the reader's attention as well. I read this book in a couple of days, so I think that means I liked it!

This a very scary book so if you are in for a good scare you should definitely read this book. A girl names Cassie works at a diner and she has a talent, she is very good at reading people, she remembers the smallest details and everything about the customers that come into the diner. One day she gets recognized by the FBI, she can't believe this is happening she thinks the FBI is there for her moms case but they really want her since she is so good at reading people. She goes to the base and meets bunch of new people she meets a human lie detector another finder and a girl really good with statistics. It is up to them to solve a bunch of cases and throughout the journey they discover much more than they want to.

I loved this book because it talks about how Freddy falls on the ground from a tree and goes to the doctor and thinks that he does not have to do his report but his teacher says that he has to because it is not a writing report, it was a talking report.