Kids Books - Adventure Books

this is a great book

This was a post apocalyptic story. It follows the tale of a what seems to be an alien invasion but after the main character reaches a safe place, she finds out the truth. I think it was really cool when Amy found Baby and Baby already had good instincts and how she learned to communicate using signs. I liked the book quite a lot, I think that the book was pretty interesting and fun. I think that it follows the journey of Amy quite well, I didn't like some parts where there was fighting and everything was confusing because I think that the author didn't explain it well.

There was not a lot of action in this book compared to the percy jackson seres.

this is cool

i have the 1 of the book

its great read it read it!

do you want to know about dragons and the sun this is the book tor you!

iv read all the other books writen by derek landy, theyre all got quite a bit of blood, fightinag and magic

Book Review by Jack Stalwart - If you like secret agent missions, you might like Secret Agent Jack Stalwart: The Escape of the Deadly Dinosaur by Elizabeth Singer Hunt. In the story a kid borrows a dinosaur bone and makes an Allosaurus that Jack has to catch. He uses the flyboard to catch up to the Allosaurus. The book is located in New York City. I know that this book is fiction because dinosaurs are extinct. It is in a series. I give this book five stars because I like the characters in this book and I like the secret agent gadget instruction manual. I especially like the goo tube and the flyboard. I recommend this book for 1st grade and up. If you like books that are a little scary, you might like Secret Agent Jack Stalwart: The Escape of the Deadly Dinosaur.

This book overall really got me inspired to write my personal dystopian story of the rebelling of Androids in Detroit because of how well it described the world around the main character and all the challenges that lay ahead of him as well as the fight to become civilized in a world that won’t allow it. Stephen is just a 15 year old, but he did things that even the toughest man would shed blood and tears just to do them. He is the prime example of someone who was raised in -and accustomed to- hell who also went through the greatest possible pain of becoming less savage. Though the ending was not as nostalgic as I thought it would be with all the bulging sadness before it, I liked this book and I recommend it to you all, especially for those looking to find out how teens flirt during apocalypses.