Kids Books - Magic

I loved this book because it shows passion and empathy. I can't stop laughing at the cards that Lizzie's mother gave Lizzie. I mean like her mother calls people worms and says you should not listen to worms. Now that is confusing and funny. I do also feel sad that the people who live in wonderland can't be with their children because the portal to Wonderland got shut down. i do have a question too. If the children could go to Ever After High, then how come the parents can't come with them. How come Maddie and the daughter of Chester, can talk to the Narrator, but the others can't. Now that isn't fair!

The Princess Imposter is written by a special author, Vivian Vande Velde. This story is about two girls that their lives have gotten switched. Not all girls can be as special as that, experiencing two lives! Princess Gabriela is a princess that lives in a really big castle, as Phelg is a fairy that lives in a really poor fairy family. Gabriela gets switched to a very poor fairy family, while on the other hand, Phelg gets switched to a very rich royal family. Gabriela has to learn how to do chores, that she never really does-because she has servants- while Phelg needs to learn how to be a proper princess and need to learn proper manners. A conflict that they both have to face is that they have two boys that they meet. The fairies, princess, and prince start to know one another, and in fact, they start to like each other. When Princess Gabriela gets transported back to her kingdom, she finds a big problem, bigger than the one where lives are switched. She finds another girl looking exactly like her. When after they sort things out, Prince Frederick stays with Phelg, because he loves her just the way she is-even though she's a fairy. The same thing happens to Princess Gabriela and Parf, but without the 'just the way you are'. After Prince Frederick confessed his feelings for Phelg, Parf shyly-and slowly because he doesn't really understand love-confessed his feelings to Princess Gabriela. Both Phelg and Princess Gabriela are surprised because they didn't know that these two boys have a crush on them. Another way they got surprised is because of their height. In the book, it states that fairies are shorter than humans. I rate this book 5 stars because of it's magic and funny love.

My teacher thought I might like it. I did like it. And I gave it 4 out of 5 stars.

Fablehaven Book of Imagination by Brandon Mull is an activity book that could can do by yourself, or there are activities to do with friends. Activities in this book include pictures to color, riddles, recipes, mazes, origami, crafts, and drawing tutorials. There are also photos of Brandon Mull, some of when he was a kid, and some of when he was doing research for his books. One feature of this book is you get to invent your own preserve for magical creatures. You can draw a map, make up code names for you and your friends, and combine your own potions. One fun thing I especially liked is that there are codes throughout the book that you need the Fablehaven series to solve. Each code has four numbers; the book number, the book page, the line, and the word. When you solve all the codes you put them in order and you get a secret about Brandon Mulls new series Dragonwatch! I also love the quote pages by famous people and characters from the Fablehaven series. There are so many different aspects of this book, that I couldn't cover them all. But I really enjoyed working on these activities. I recommend this activity book to fans of all ages of Fablehaven. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

SO COOL

SO COOL

This book is awesome, andventurous, cool ,exiting, and an all out great book. So if you like the legend of Zelda series you will love love I tell you love this book.

This book was great. A way to tie the stories together, a non-boring "bridging book" The writers of this serires have MEGA-TALENT!!!

The difficult thing to understand about The Blood Guard, is how Carter Roy came up with it. The twists. The shocks. The humor. The times you're angry at yourself for not realizing what was coming. The moment you feel so nervous, so relieved, so thrilled, so downright betrayed, that when you try to explain you just can't find the right words. I've finally got mine figured out though: Thirteen-year-old Evelyn Truelove (whose name really sucks, since he's a boy) takes far too many extracurricular activities. Fencing. Self-defense. Martial Arts. Metalworking. Gymnastics. And that's not even close to half. When his mom picks him up from school one day, speeds at an insanely abnormal rate, fights so-called "bad guys" in the middle of a street, drives through stairs, and pretty much abandons him at a train station in the hands of a pickpocket, he finally figures out why. His mother is part of The Blood Guard: a secret society with the goal of protecting the 36 Pures. To his utter astonishment, he meets Greta Sustermann along the way. Greta, the boastful, talkative, full-of-herself-girl, whose dad works at the FBI. Together, they go through an epic adventure, with some unexpected surprises along the way. A chair that saves a life. A guy who can't die? A man who, well, literarily loses his head, and then uses it as a weapon. A not-so-pure Pure. A traitor who never was a traitor. A fate that leaves you on the tips of your toes for a sequel.

This is a pretty good book about this boy named Jack who wakes up one day with a white V shape on his head! Later he blacks out and wakes up in what he thought was a hospital but soon finds out that it is actually a research center! There are three other kids with the same V shape on their heads! They find out that they are descendant of the royal family of Atlantis and carry this gene that would kill them unless they stayed there and took their treatment! The thing is that it would only protect them until they turn 14! So they have to travel around the world and find these lost items from Atlantis to create a antidote! This gene also takes there talents and turns them into super human abilities!