Kids Books - Family

The Whizz Pop Chocolate Shop

The Whizz Pop Chocolate Shop

By Kate Saunders

The Whizz Pop Chocolate shop was a gloriously chocolatey read, delivering all the delicious adventures it promises. It's unlike most books I've read, with immortal talking cats and rats, ghost elephants, and magic chocolate, but that just makes it all the more memorable. Kate Saunders did an excellent job at weaving together a believable and magic story about how two twins move into their great-great-great-great Uncle Pierre's home and get wrapped up in "government" work, only for there to be a tragic kidnapping that makes a great story about how even evil people have a soft spot in their hearts. "How kind of you to cry for me; I really don't deserve it." The only critisizement I have is that the drama in this book is blunt. For example, instead of "He leapt off the train like a cat and hit the gravel hard. His pulse wouldn't stop pounding." it would be "He jumped off the train and landed on a patch of gravel." Other than that, it was a unique book that I will think of every time I enjoy smooth, rich chocolate.

The Puppy Place #6: Flash

The Puppy Place #6: Flash

By Ellen Miles

The dog was too cute. The reason i chose this book because I saw the dog is so~ cute, I really like dog. It was the country dog Flash. I started read it, and I want dog more than before!

The Extremely Inconvenient Adventures of Bronte Mettlestone
Watch the Sky

Watch the Sky

By Kirsten Hubbard

Jory Birch’s family is like no other. Jory’s stepfather, Caleb, is warning the family of some kind of danger that will approach dangerously close. He starts doing strange stuff to “protect” the family. After months, Jory doesn’t trust his stepfather all that much, Caleb and his signs are just too much. Opening up a new side at school, Jody starts to make friends, even though Caleb asks him to keep his guard up. He makes friends with a girl named Alice and a boy named Erik. After some close calls, he decides not to keep in touch with them after all. Soon, Caleb warns the family that the danger is coming, and is right in their backyard. A huge canyon is in the backyard and Caleb says to start digging. The family starts to sleep less, and Jory starts not doing so well at school - including some humiliating phone calls from his teacher. Jory and his stepsister Kit decide not really to trust their father. Eventually, Caleb betrays them all by revealing he has sent away Kit to keep the family “safe”, and Jory’s mom is horrified and heartbroken. Caleb runs away and now, Jory finally has a peaceful life. An amazing story! I enjoyed the cliffhangers and I love the cover! I recommend this to 9 -10 year olds.

Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles)

Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles)

By Colin Meloy

Wildwood by Colin Meloy is the first book in the adventure and fantasy packed series, The Wildwood Chronicles. The novel tells the tale of Prue McKeel, a girl determined to rescue her baby brother Mac, who has been snatched away by a murder of crows. She and her friend Curtis Mehlberg venture into what was supposed to be the Impassable Wilderness, in order to save Mac. The two end up getting separated and on their journey they encounter entire civilisations of talking animals, magic and colonies of bandits. They discover that not all is well in Wildwood and must restore peace within the woods, find each other, and rescue Prue’s brother.

Honey

Honey

By Sarah Weeks

In the book Honey, it goes from in the prospective of a young girl named Melody and a dog named Mo.But who is Honey,Melody goes around trying to figure out who this Honey is that her dad talks too late at night. Read the book to find out what happens next .

Deadline

Deadline

By Chris Crutcher

Great plot and message. The theme of the story is rather sad yet very strong. I would strongly recommend this book to those who can cope with mature themes. But one way or the other, there really is a bit of heart ache near the end of the book.

Defending Taylor (Hundred Oaks)

Defending Taylor (Hundred Oaks)

By Miranda Kenneally

Soccerlove16

This was a very good looking book I want it soooooo bad.

How Tia Lola Came to (Visit) Stay (The Tia Lola Stories)

How Tia Lola Came to (Visit) Stay (The Tia Lola Stories)

By Julia Alvarez

Julia Alvarez makes characters and their experiences come alive. Told in 1st person point of view, I laughed and cried as 10 year old Miguel related life in a new town after his parent's divorce. Chapter 3 is a real gem angling internal & external conflict.

Goodnight, I Love You

Goodnight, I Love You

By Caroline Jayne Church

I love this book and the 3 other books too. I think they are good books.

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