Kids Books - Fiction

I want to read it because I read the first book, "Things not seen" Plz, tell me if you love it, and if it is as good as Andrew Clements other books.

I read the whole series but I think its a quiet bad book because like I really loved the first series but after the 1st series, the story is kind of out of track. If there was a hero which is Fireheart in the first series, but the next one didn't show any herotic scenes. Plus I really didn't like how the main character changed. To be honest, I recommend you to read only the first series. So I would say: first series: 5 stars 2nd,3rd,4th: 1 star super edition: 4stars

I just got this book and it is a good book

Im sorry, but I cant stop saying how good this book is! by Suchomimus, Grade 5

My favorite part of the book is when Alec and Henry train the Black for the race.I would recommend this book because it is very interesting to read.

This book is very educational yet suspenseful and exciting! It is a little repetitive and a bit boring in some sections but otherwise a good, short read.

It's the best mystery book I've ever read!Because there are hidden letters in each pictures.And when I detected them,there was a hidden message!!It was,"Beware of the monster this July!"In the camp,three kids named Dink,Josh and Ruth Rose detected that a women named Mademoiselle Musée(By the way,her real name is Maude Murn.) was a robber,because of her strange moves!

Pillage was alright. What I felt after reading this was that it was a poorly-stitched-together story. First of all, the emotions were not expressed at ALL. Beck says the word "Grow," the ivy grows, and almost no reaction there. Basically: Oh, yeah, I can make plants bow to me at my command, no big deal. So the emotions weren't very realistic. The author did have a more realistic view of Beck's view on Kate, but very unromantic part when he kisses her. If you're actually going to have romance in a book, make it worth it! Worth noting, I didn't feel any sort of attachment to Beck, Kate, Milo, or any of the characters in the book. Third, this book is a bit of a whirlwind, jumping from one event to the next. Fourth, at the end of the book, not much of an epic conflict at all. And since when does the law give in so easily?! I mean, the video of the dragons could have been Photoshopped, for all they know, to cover up an incident where muggers lope into Kingsport and trash the place. On the pro's side: Clean language and easy-reading. 9-11 year olds is all I can recommend this to.

Benson Fisher gets a scholarship to Maxfield Academy which he thinks is going to be a great opportunity but it isn't. Maxfield academy is dangerous- even... Deadly- if the students break the 4 big rules they get sent sent to detention- nobody EVER comes back from detention. Everyone says there's no way to it but Benson doesn't believe them he is determined to get it out. This is a very great book 5/5 stars it has a little of everything - sci-fi, fantasy, romance, action, and adventure. So yeah very good hope you read it! ❤- ajg15

Honestly, this book was great, but it violent and slightly disturbing. It got weird at the part where the person fixed the video feed and replayed the history. It showed the victim getting chased by an invisible person and being slashed to death by a ghost. Alright, now to the plot: Rory arrived at a boarding school in England the same day that the Jack the Ripper reenactments started. Rory almost chokes to death and then she can see ghosts. The new serial killer turns out to be a ghost. She sees him one night before he murders someone and then she becomes his next target. A ghost kills him with a weapon that destroys them both right before he kills her. The end :/