Kids Books - Fantasy

My teacher read this to us and I LOVE THIS BOOK! I LOVE ALL OF HIS OTHER BOOK!!!! JOHNATHAN ROCKS!!!!

this book when for me is cool.I liked it when the glass of water got filled and when the cabnets kept on opening.I reccomend this book for people who like ghost.

I want to read this so much because I read the first one already.

I want to read this book because this is a good series and I love these types of books. I have read the first second and third book.

THis book has some horor but good horor if you know what I mean...

its better than the other one i read

THis book has some horor but good horor if you know what I mean...

Lights Out is the sixth and final book in the Daniel X series by James Patterson. The book focuses on a teenager named Daniel whose parents were killed years ago by the number one most dangerous alien on Earth, known as The Prayer, who has god-like powers. However, Daniel has powers, too. He can shape shift, teleport, create with his mind, among other things. This book holds my attention throughout the story, as this book is very well written. In my opinion, this book is the best in the entire series, as The Prayer is very interesting and more important than the villains of the other books. I recommend this book to everyone in 7th and 8th grade. This book gets a 4.5 / 5 as it is entertaining and much better than the other 5 books in the series.

I love the Daniel X series. I picked one up to take on a long car ride and requested all the books in the series when I got back.

The Dangerous Days of Daniel X is about a teenage boy named Daniel (no last name) who is an alien hunter. He has the power to create from his imagination to help him with his job, as he has a list of the top alien criminals on Earth, whom Daniel has to hunt down. Daniel’s ultimate goal, however, is to hunt down and kill Number 1, known as The Prayer, as the Prayer killed Daniel’s parents. In this book, he faces Number 6. This book is a good book, as it can held my attention very well at certain parts. However, at other points, I found myself getting bored. This book gets a 3.5 - 4 / 5 from me as I feel it could have been a bit more interesting at some points. I would recommend this book to anyone in middle school.