Kids Books - Fiction

I clung to every word of the audio version of this book for hours on a three day car ride. I took the ride twice. This book was amazing both times, with an exquisite vocabulary and a great plot overall! Igraine grew up in a very powerful family of sorcerers. They live in a magical castle that spews fire and own singing magic books. The only problem is, Igraine has absolutely NO INTENTION of being a wizard when she grows up. She'd rather be a proper knight! Just before her birthday, her parents are suddenly turned into pigs on accident! Igraine has to go on a quest to get giant hairs, which will turn her parents back into-well-parents! Along the journey she meets the Sorrowful Knight of the Mount of Tears, a knight who is haunted by his failure. He agrees to escort her on her dangerous mission back home. Only, when Igraine gets home, she'll have to use every knightly bone in her body to protect the singing books from someone more dangerous then she could ever imagine... --BKS reviews

This book was super cute! I LOVE it! It was about a puppy that's mommy sings a love song to him. I would really really recommend this book.

I just finished it this morning. If I could, I would go to the library right now, and get the next book, but... I went yesterday, so I'm going to have to wait... NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would definitely recommend this book, for those out there who haven't read it. I love the way Zoey first tries to make peace with the House of Night 'queen bee' but becomes so much more wrapped up in it than she wanted, first running into her in the hallway on the first day with Erik, then getting invited to her ceremony, in hopes that Zoey will be driven away from the Dark Daughters, before taking matters into her own hands, as things just get stranger and stranger for the poor girl.

I could tell that this story was thought through very carefully, and the plot was not too obvious. I commend Satyajit's efforts, but I like Sherlock Holmes better.

Glory O'Brien used to be pretty normal--normal enough that no one would notice her, no one would fall in love with her--Glory was invisible in the school social group, quiet and shy, not saying a word. But all of that changes when she discovers a dead bat along with her friend one day. Out of curious excitement, they powder the bat's corpse and swig it together--not knowing the magical properties it holds. All of a sudden Glory can see everything--the futures of people on the streets, the histories behind every face are unveiled in front of her. The problems it causes range from new angst that brings up old memories, to just simply hoping she can stop seeing those terrible things. Glory O' Brien's History of the Future is a teen book about everything--your past, your present, and better yet...your future.

I started to read this book because the back cover of the book was seriously interesting: A girl finds out that the reason why she is socially awkward and has weak lungs & eyes is because she was genetically altered to survive under the sea. I mean, how awesome is that? (She can also talk telepathically.) I won't spoil the rest, but this book was, like, the second best book I've ever read. At first I had doubts about reading it, but now I can just escape a boring situation by thinking about it.I was

Why would a kid just suddenly explode? Why would a FBI agent come to town? And why are students fleeing the school? In an unexpected class, Mara's fellow classmate Katelyn suddenly explodes--giving the students quite a fright. The experts rule it out as spontaneous combusting, when the human body suddenly explodes. And that's just the start of the losing streak--of student lives--that strikes Mara's little town. It seems every week, every day a student dies the same painful death, which keep the remaining students on their toes. Meanwhile, Mara flirts up a storm with dangerous and exciting Dylan, and her BFF Tess starts discovering new mysteries at school--all in the hope that the curse avoids them. An unique, surprisingly fascinating tale, Spontaneous will open your eyes to every answer you want about growing up--and blowing up.

These books.. where do I start? I loved it! I got the entire series for Christmas, and finally finished...three years ago? When I was little I wanted to BE Mary Poppins. I mean seriously, who doesn't? This is one of my all-time favorites, and Travers really does a good job bringing the characters to life, to the point where you wouldn't be surprised to see them walking the streets or in your school.

I'm almost done with this book, and it is great! it features a Drama-filled summer of teens, trying to find what they are in this world, and where they stand based on relationships. Single, just friends, jealous, crushing, cheating, player, summer boy, long-distance. Whatever it may be, and sort out tangled and confused feelings.

I like this book beacause if you see the animation it is realistic fiction