Kids Books - Fiction

The Boy who saved baseball was written by John H. Ritter and was first published in 2003. This book is about a town who can never agree on anything, and they want to tear down a baseball field. There are boys who love baseball and want to keep the field. The town decides to have a baseball game to decide who should get to keep the field.My opinion on this book is definitely that it is a good book and in the top 20 I have ever read. It is a fantastic book with a great storyline and I would definitely read another book just like it.This genre is realistic fiction because there really could be a town that can’t agree on anything and there could have been a baseball field they wanted to tear down and some boys won’t let them. It all could have really happened but it didn’t so therefore it is realistic fiction. An audience that would enjoy this book would be somebody that loves sports or baseball especially. They would like this book because the main subject matter is about baseball and if you like sports baseball is one of the originals! An internal conflict in this book was when Tom was torn as to what he should do because his town/Doc want to sell the baseball field. He internally has to think what to do, which makes this an internal conflict. An External conflict in this book was when the town played a game to decide what they were going to do with the field. This was an external conflict because they played hands on a game for the field.

E.D. Baker does it again! Another suspense-filled book. Things I loved: the characters, Emma's growing relationship with Eadric, and the funny times. Things I didn't like: nothing. Everything was really well-done.

The book had great illustrations with the contrast of black and white and yellow accents. I like how it took you all the way in and then back out to the world.

I read this book to my brother. I like how the illustrator did a good job adding to the author's words. I've read it a few times.

Ava and Chase are the characters in this book. At first, I did't want to read this. At first I didn't think I liked this, but at the end I kind of did like it. It was kind of exciting, I would read more of the books in the series.

I don't really like this book because it is too little for me and I already know all the stuff in this book. It teaches you about all punctuations. I read it because my sister checked it out from the library.

I give this book 5 stars! It has just pictures. Depending on the pictures, you can make the story say what you want. The pictures tell a story. After we read it forwards, we read it backwards because there were no words. Everyone if my family took turns "reading" it backwards and forwards.

This is a book about Danger Girl, or Maisie. On the back of the cereal box there is an add that if you enter the survey you could have a chance to get accepted into astronaut boot camp. Turns out, that Maisie does get accepted! She enters and a boy named Wilder notices her right away. When Maisie, and her friends including Ruth and Mi-sun and Jacques they go through some missions. They get accepted as the finalists and get to go out to a little journey to space! There they see the "tokens" these are special ones....when they touch it, after a searing pain in goes through them and the team including Wilder all gets special powers! Then, Ruth suddenly goes out of her mind and she starts destroying everything in her path! When she dies, Maisie accidentally takes her token! Then , Maisie goes back home to her own place, or rather she escaped. She goes into the unknown with her parents and hides in there. Then, she gets the courage to go with Wilder to rescue Jacques. There Wilder and Maisie develop a relationship.....however she has no idea how off she is in....when she happens to get Wilder's token she has to save planet Earth and her mom by defeating a ghost species and destroy their spaceship....

This book is a good mystery, but it is a little under my reading level. The author has great ideas and wrote a great series. His first book The Kingdom Keepers - Disney at Dark was great; so how can you not read the entire series. After this I am going to to read Peter and the Star-catchers, 'cause he is the co- author. Can't wait!

Wow!This book amazed and astounded me ,just when I thought the series couldn't get any better.E D Baker's done it again in "No Place For Magic" .If you like this ,I suggest reading the rest of the series and this other series by E D Baker:"The Wide Awake Princess".