Kids Books - Fantasy

Once again, this famous book is from Plants vs Zombies gameplay, and it is funny and not very history accurate. The evil zombieboss, Dr. Zomboss, is wrecking havoc across the timeline. Genius inventor (and plant general) Uncle Dave helpes his niece, Patrice, and her friend, Nate Timely, defend the ages from crumbling to the zombies. Will very please young readers, and will be funny. But DO NOT USE THIS FOR YOUR HISTORY REPORT, or you will get in a lot of trouble.

Amazing book, one of my favorites in this series! I love the fractured fairy tale genre. The book took so many twists and turns, and I was fascinated the whole time! Love it!

You've gotten bit by a mosquito before, right? So annoying! But that's NOTHING compared to eleven-year-old Tom. He got bit by a BAT, a WEREWOLF, and... a ZOMBIE?!? And right before the start of middle school, too! Tom was so ready to have a relaxed first day of middle school, one in which he could just blend in to avoid being noticed by anyone but his best friend Zeke, and his crush, Annie. But walking into middle school as a VAM-WOLF-ZOM?? It was going to be a crazy year, that's for sure. All of Tom's senses sharpen, especially his smell and night vision, he develops sharp vampire teeth, and even becomes a werewolf on full moons! And he seems to be developing a tasting for super-super-rare hamburgers... This book is a wild rise! You'll love reading this funny, wacky adventure as Tom ventures through 6th grade, not totally human, but totally interesting. I personally thought this book was awesome, and it kept me laughing chapter after chapter. The great graphics and story kept me engaged through the whole book and wanting a sequel ASAP! I would recommend this book to anyone ages 9+ and I rate it 4/5 stars!

Dragonwings is a book about a young boy, Moon Shadow, who goes to America, leaving his mother and grandmother in China, to work with his father, Windrider. In this book, Moon Shadow helps his father realize and pursue his goal to make a flying machine, Dragonwings. In this book Lawrence Yep has demonstrated the love in a family. In the end, Windrider realizes that he as been foolish pursuing his dream and instead be with his family. After all, dragons do have families.

Twilight is about a girl named Bellla Swan,who is on a vacation to visit her dad,"Temporarily" but finds love with a Vampire named Edward. And no,I do not have a team. Anyways,she's MADLY into him, and she's pretty sure it's reverse. But will they confess? Find out in: "Twilight" By Stephanie Meyer.Reviews are in! Here they are!:Amazon:"Best book of the decade...So far" :"Propelled by suspense and romance in equal parts,this story will keep readers madly flipping pages"-Publishers weekly. Sorry! No more room for reveiws anymore! Thanks! Bye! If you like it, ask for more "Ramble Reviews" From girlie101! And post books to be reviewed by Mwa![Moi is the correct spelling]

Will Vandom, Irma Lair, Taranee Cook, Cornelia Hale, and Hay Lin are the united force of W.I.T.C.H.! Defenders of the mystical Veil, they have the powers over the elements and the ability to transform into fairy-like beings. Hay Lin, free-spirited, has power over air. Cornelia, grounded and skeptical, controls the earth. Shy and unique, Taranee has the spirit of fire. Free-spoken Irma flows along with the water...and Will controls them all using the Heart of Kandrakar! Read this book and join the magical adventures of Will and her best friends!

I will be recommending this middle grade fantasy book to everyone and can't wait for book two! The world building is some of the best I've ever encountered; the author created a fantasy world that never pulled me out or stopped me from believing that these human-like characters born with wings weren't real. And speaking of characters, these all popped off the pages and I soared with them, following their adventures and flights into danger. Each character is unique, well-fleshed out with flaws and motivations and pasts. I felt the pacing was perfect and I never wanted to stop reading. Every action and word and thought propelled the story forward and I never felt the plot dragging. Overall, this is an amazing middle grade fantasy with the perfect amount of suspense and danger. The friendships felt like found family and I can't wait to fly with Ellie, Nox, Twig, and Gussie again.

Everyone has been RAVING about this series, and I figured: I love fairy tales, I love Disney and I love Alice in Wonderland, so why not? I wasn't as enchanted with this book as I had hoped. It was a really cool re-telling/addition to Alice in Wonderland's lore, but it just didn't hit all the right chords with me. Let me explain: 1. This book is 500 pages long. It is WAY longer than it needed to be and droned on at times. That made this book super slow, and I am a fast paced kind of reader. 2. The Queen's executions and property stealing seemed random yet planned. I don't know why, but that part of the story kind of threw me off. It was weird. And we didn't even get to see too much of her... 3. The plot didn't grab my attention, if I'm being honest. What I did enjoy: 1. Katz was a cool character. Alice having a love interest was new and very intriguing! I have to admit, I kind of liked it? Especially since this book didn't go full romance either. Just cute plot suggestions to add to her story. 2. Alice is a strong female lead with likes and dislikes and hobbies. I like that. 3. The story telling and writing style of Liz Braswell is wonderful. That definitely helped this story a lot. Overall, this book makes me want to read the rest of the series, especially based on the reviews of other readers. Disney fans will enjoy it for sure! Three out of five stars.

Murphy's law reigns supreme in the life of student witch, Mildred Hubble--anything that can go wrong does. She still manages to save the day on multiple occasions. A light, fun read for children 8-11. I like children's books and this was fun, but very young and light. It was cute and children this age will enjoy it. It's not an ambitious book like Harry Potter. This one, by the way, came first and is quite similar in some ways, it's a boarding school with classes in potions etc. and a big spooky castle. The difference is, there is no abiding force of evil against which to struggle. This may be appropriate for very young children, but makes the book seem a bit fluffy in comparison. The evil that does read its head is minor and brief. I love children's literature. This book is good, but not great. And isn’t that what we want with children’s books, for them to leave a positive lasting impression?

I loveed reading Fablehaven and Poison Masters when those books were released so I'm so excited about this new series!! Would definitely recommend this genre