Kids Books - Fiction

Kalinka has nowhere to run. Orphaned. Friendless. Cold. Hunted. Alone by herself, lost in the boundless expanse of the snowy Ukrainian Steppe. More dangerous still than the frosty, bitter, and hostile world around her is the yellow star of David embroidered on the coat. when out on the plains she finds horses unlike those she has ever seen before- as though from another time- feral, wily, and clever, the Przewalski's horses have endured the unfriendliness their wild world has thrown at them since the time of the ancient cave paintings- but the unspeakable horrors of WWII are unlike any they have ever faced. As they come to trust Kalinka, the rare horses and their girl are forced to flee from their home- with Nazis in pursuit, intent on their extermination.

Amazing book! Tense, emotional, and filled with adventure...beautifully written! This is one of the most exciting books I’ve ever read, because it made me feel like I was actually in the story. Whenever a character was sad, I felt unhappy. When they were joyful, I was happy too. If you’re looking for a good book with a sweet, thrilling twist, this is for you! Spirit Animals is a very enjoyable read and will definitely satisfy your cravings.

I thought that this was I nice guide to the 2016 movie. It has facts about the girls and the ghosts. It has the style of trying to teach you to be a ghostbuster. It even has a quiz and award on the back! I recommend this book for any Ghostbusters fan.

I really enjoy Amelia Belia because she is hilarious. I like how the author Peggy Parish described how Amelia made the apple pie & how proud she was of making the pie herself.

Rise and fall is a really good book about 4 kids who summon spirit animals and need to geet all the talismans to save the world from the Devourer. In this book they go into cabaro the lions territory to get his talisman, but he not willing to give it over.

Ok so this story is About a girl named Claire and she lives in a library, And this ghost kid named Kaz comes to the Library because He is Trying to find His Family cause everyone got lost. Claire wasn't scared of Kaz at all, She thought he was cool and they became Friends and Claire helps Kaz find his Family. So now you kinda know some of the being Plotline. I really love the Series I recommend this book for 4+.

I would always read this book the day before I went to the Dentist with my mom. and this book is Okay. I like a lot of the Berenstain Bears book And this is one of my favorite. I just wanna say that you should never just put your tooth under your pillow you should put it in a bag or something then put it under your pillow or your gonna get your tooth lost. And I also wanna say to be carful pushing your tooth back and forth and never pull it out if it's not ready Cause it will bleed. This book is pretty good and The book starts off with Sister bear waking up and Saying "I have a looth tooth" And brother bear saying "Wiggle it back and forth so maybe it'll come out". ok so know you kinda have an Idea of what the books about

I've fallen in love with this series! It's action-packed, with shocking turns and endings. I'm just a bit confused as to what the climax is? You would think the point when she jumped would be the climax, as Scott Westerfeld spent a good portion of the book writing about the events and trials Tally and Zane had to overcome in order to escape. But then he spends another big portion on the reserve, and nothing that exciting happens in there, other than the big chase. The climax is supposed to be the main trial, the most exciting part of the book, and then the rest of it kind of unfolds and is kind of a recap, a smooth ending. And the end isn't supposed to be that long, either. I've certainly never heard anyone drawing it out for a third of the book. But then, maybe the jump wasn't the climax. If not, I feel like Scot Westerfeld could have done a better job in showing the climax, which is supposed to be the obvious, most exciting part, the part that had the author had spent the whole rest of the part building up. Other than that, I really love the book. Yeah, I've spent a whole paragraph writing about some critiques I have of Pretties, but I could write a LOT about how well-written the book is if I wanted. I highly advise this book; you'll be up all night!

The Blackthorn key by Kevin Sands, basically this book is about a key called the Blackthorn key to solve an mystery involve killing, crime, dangerous codes. Christopher is an apothecary’s apprentice in London. He facing complex and hard codes, unknown mystery and puzzles or even creating powerful and dangerous medicines. The goal is to solve the mystery and find out the answer of many quest. This book is involving advance word, and this book I wouldn't suggest for the people who is under 5th grade. This book's story line is plan perfectly and well. I can't see any non-making sense part or unknown part. This book is very mysterious and complicated. I somehow don't understand part of this book but overall I would say this book is very interesting and insane. The things in this book is crazy and this makes the book more even greater to read. The puzzle and codes part is the part I enjoy, I love solving those kinds of things, Of course I don't understand but I will still want to solve it because the book's mystery makes me want to solve it and find out the answer.

After battling monsters all night, Princess in Black decides that she needs a vacation. After all, the Goat Avenger, a new hero who looks familiar, has offered to protect the goats while she takes a break. The next day Princess Magnolia rides her bicycle to the beach seaside, But just as Princess Magnolia is about to take a nap on her hammock, she hears a "ROAR!"? A monster? On the perfect beach? Impossible! Then she defeats it sleepily and when the mmonster drops her on a island without anything to disturg her she goes back to sleep