Kids Books - Fiction

i liked the book because the horse was a race horse and it was beautiful. ruth rose , dink , josh , and forest were the main charechters .

L read it and I think it is awsome my favorite part is where the kids (Dink,Josh,and Ruth Rose) found out that the strang sound is parots. I also liked the drawings and the createtivity.

I LOVE THE SERIES im reading the fall of the templar now but im also reading the clockwork chronicals ive been reading them for a month and a half and there great i would recommend this bookk to other people that like sci-fi and adventure:)

Like the other books in the Seven Wonders series, I found it hard to stop reading this cool, action-packed book. I recommend this book and all the others in the series to anyone who likes fiction action-adventure books with lots of cliffhangers, mythical creatures and gods, zombies and evil organizations, and more.

This is a really good book continuing the Seven Wonders series. In the newest story, the Select are trying to get the loculi from the statue of Zeus, but will they have to fight the god instead.

I read this book and it was very good. I enjoyed reading it though it was a little disappointing that there weren't characters from the Mark of the Dragonfly. I hope that there will be a third book sometime soon.

Might be a new favorite to replace my Harry Potter addiction!

I finished this book a couple of days ago, and it is extremely extremely awesome, its so good that i finished it in just about two days!

this book is really cool i like it and its scary i guess that youll like it to. enjoy :)

Parents need to know that The Reluctant Assassin is the start of a new series from the author of the bestselling Artemis Fowl series, so many kids will want to read it. The publishers recommend this exhilarating time travel read for ages 12 and up, but it seems a better fit for teens who've already digested many high-action, high-violence PG-13 movies. The villain isn't the reluctant assassin -- he's very willing to kill and does it often, both for hire and for himself, with some gory detail. His assistant, 14-year-old Riley, is the reluctant one. Riley and Native American Chevie (hooray for girls in sci-fi!) face nonstop danger, including kidnapping, fighting for their lives in an arena, poisoning, and more. There's lots of talk of how they were orphaned and a view of a London slum with despair and death all around. Both Riley and Chevie are resilient characters who use serious smarts to stay ahead of the killer on their tail.