Kids Books - Magic

The book is kind of boring in the first few chapters, and then starts getting more exciting and exciting, like a crescendo. At the end, it's the most interesting part.

I liked this book because it was really inspiring.It was funny and it is just a really good book. My favorite part was when when they found the jewels.My least favorite was when Jack Frost got rid of the jewels. I think this a good book and a lot of girls should read this.

This book is very interesting it has lots of pictures and I really like it

The Anne of Green Gables series continues with even more friends, acquaintances, and silly events. A wonderful read for all.

The Anne of Green Gables series continues with even more friends, acquaintances, and silly events. A wonderful read for all.

All four books in this series describe the life of a former slave who is meant to be a bard. She travels with her friend through the lands to fufill the prophecy that she had no idea existed.

I want this book because I like minecraft PC. I also want to play minecraft on the computer. I want this book because I like magic in minecraft.

This book is hands down the best book ever! I saw it sitting in my teachers book shelf and gave it a chance. IT IS THE BEST BOOK EVER! It is filled with so many surprises and will give you the chills. You will not regret reading this book unless ghost and murder cases scare you. I never wanted the book to end. EVER! I can't wait to read her bad girls don't die series. It has to be just as good. Doesn't it? I think YES! Any who I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a love/ horror/comedy books.

"Does everyone in here have a demon inside them?" Meet Liam, an eleven year old boy, who narrates this story. Liam's narration of this book gives it a unique, but fresh style to read from. Liam moved to a new town, Swanbury, to be closer to his grandmother who has dementia or has a demon inside her, has to start everything all over again... to making new friends and dealing l with his grandmother. It starts off with Liam finding a top secret diary from Margaret Williams (his grandmother) when she was thirteen years old... This significant diary with a gargoyle changes everything. When Daisy, their dog escaped, Liam ran to find out where she went, where Liam was led to a gargoyle. A stone bird gargoyle... where this particular gargoyle was in his grandmother's diary.... Coincidence? Yeah, I don't think so. So Liam begins his first day of school with Ms. Culpepper, where if you have the egg, you can only talk. After discussions about the World War II and making up their own stories, Liam learns a lot... but there are bullies that tease and taunts Liam. Matt who is Gary's son... Remember that Gary is Liam's mom's friend... Where Liam and Matt both found out that their parents are good friends.... Nothing is going to change (Matt is still going to bully Liam).... After piecing each stories from the diary, Liam finally got some theories that explained, how the gargoyles came to be... but you know what else? Ms. Culpepper knows what Stonebird is and the egg... Well Liam's grandmother gave it to Ms. Culpepper. After having to deal with Matt and his friends bullying him, Liam tells a story, which causes Matt to get hurt, by the gargoyle... Liam finds out Matt's mom also has dementia... Matt and Liam thinking to find a plan to fix everything involving the egg... things go quite well at first, and then some parts collapses.... You see, "happy memories are powerful things," and we should cherish these happy memories. I really enjoyed this story, it had a mix of fantasy and realistic fiction, which made this story to be really intriguing. Stonebird also gives a powerful message that everything won't always go your way, so instead have hope, and cherish what you have right now.

We start this marvelous, awe-inspiring, journey with a classically lovable approach - we find Castor living on the streets - and yet, even from the very first chapter, I began to love Castor more and more. It's truly a rare thing to bond with the character from the first chapter; it takes very powerful writing to do such a thing. Mrs. Devon keeps the chapters flowing so smoothly that I could not put this book down. After we get a proper introduction to Castor's lowly existence on the street and discovering more of who he is, something terribly sad happens. He is tranquilized, taken from everything he knows and cares about, and caged. A needle is injected into his body. And then wings begin to sprout from his body. Then he is put in another cage - a permanent one. He is forced to endure horrendous beatings and death and despair. He is also forced to fight brutally deadly matches. But throughout all the agony, he has hope. I recommend this book to anyone - whether you're a dog-lover or cat-lover or anywhere in between, you will be cheering for Castor the whole way through.