Kids Books - Fiction

Rolling Thunder is a nice book that honors the military service. A boy is going to a memorial that honors the dead military people, and for the boy it is his grandpa. This is a nice book that teaches us to respect the military service and honor them.

There is a boy that is playing on the beach- and stops when he sees something- a pirate ship. He tries to inform his parents, but they do not listen. The boy goes back to working on the sandcastle and the pirates look at him. They take him because they think he is a good digger, and he learns how to be a pirate.

Mary Alice and Joe thought they where going to have a normal summer with their perfectly normal grandmother. Wrong. So wrong. There grandma might as well be the craziest grandma anyone could ever have. And the kindest. And the funniest. And the trickiest. Although Mary Alice and Joe are a long way from Chicago everything is going to be okay as they learn important lessons and make friends. My brothers and I laughed so much when we read this book for school. It is really funny.

This is a nice book that teaches people the golden rule, which is treat others the way you want them to treat you. In this book, the rabbits get new otter neighbors and does not know if they will be nice. Then, someone suggests the golden rule to the rabbit and everything turns out great.

Fun book! So Amelia has a great Idea! She decides to make a real zoo in her own backyard! She decides to invite all her friends over and gathers all the animals. But here's the problem. On top of that, a real monkey escapes from the city zoo! And then WAY too many animals come to her backyard! Will her backyard stay her backyard, or will it become a new city zoo? Thanks for reading my review! Read this book to find out more!

Poor Oliver is orphaned at an early age and lives in the workhouse. Oliver has always wanted one thing- to be able to be free. He finds an opportunity when they send him away from the workhouse (orphanage). He sneaks into London to find good fortune. Unluckily, things get way worse after going to London when there is a negative influence to young Oliver. Living in hard labor and with criminals, will Oliver ever be able to find his family and live where he belongs and is important?

So I rated this book 3.5 stars. Don't get me wrong, this is a REALLY good book but I USED to be in LOVE with fantasy novels. Now I'm kind of a little older and I've been reading less Middle Reader Fantasy (this is the first fantasy novel that I've read in like, a year), and more Young Adult novels. I read this book like a month ago, but I decided not to read the whole series (which I have never done before, I always finish a book series) because I'm kind of growing out of the Fantasy genre. I kind of got bored with the characters, only because the somewhat stereotypical "three abandoned orphans" plot is overused a lot. I really liked how Gabriel and the Empress were described. The Empress was really ruthless, and it definitely showed throughout the book. Gabriel wasn't your typical strong hero that comes out of nowhere, his personality and emotions were really raw a well-plotted. This book kind of reminded me of the Narnia series because it was so full of adventure and magic. The pacing of the book was absolutely on point, which I loved. Anyway, I thought this book was a little bit over average, I know that people younger than me would enjoy it. There's a lot of really awesome elements like dwarves, a mysterious book, giants, and other mythical creatures. I would recommend this to the 9-11 year old range.

Jack and Annie decided to come back the morning to see if it was still there (the tree house) they stared up at the tree house and said "it looks empty" they went up in the tree house and all of the books where still there but while they where going up they heard a voice could it be " M*?they where looking threw the like trying to figure out what play they wanted to go to today.they picked the mummie times! They went there and Annie didn't listen to Jack when he said that they have to wait in the tree house to see if it's ok to go down.but they still went down and they went into the place and there was a tomb raider, scary mummies.but all at the end they home to there mom making pb and j sandwiches.I recommend this to 8 to 12 year old I rate this 4/5 😍

This is a nice book that keeps the reader focused on the book and does not get put down once it gets picked up. In this book, everyone wore torn clothes and it did seem like a good idea until they got big news..the president- of the U.S.A. was coming for a visit. Solving a math problem, answering questions, laughing; it was a good chance to get one-on-one with the president. Many problems arise and then solve. At the end readers learn that mistakes can happen, but you must forgive them and move on. Overall, this was a good book that I loved and am sure everyone who reads it will like it, too.

This is a nice book about a boy named Hank who is not the best student you will find. School is almost over and he there is one question that bothers him: Will he be able to continue to the next grade? He launches massive effort into the question like looking in a book, sending his parents for vacation, but all of his efforts fail. Finally, his parents attend the conference and Hank imagines what bad things his teacher is going to say. Probably something like "You're child is the biggest loser of all time and can not go to the next grade." Will he continue his journey or will he stay stuck in 4th grade and be a "loser?" This is a good book with interesting plots, plot twists, and an exciting climax.