Kids Books - Fiction

These books.. where do I start? I loved it! I got the entire series for Christmas, and finally finished...three years ago? When I was little I wanted to BE Mary Poppins. I mean seriously, who doesn't? This is one of my all-time favorites, and Travers really does a good job bringing the characters to life, to the point where you wouldn't be surprised to see them walking the streets or in your school.

I'm almost done with this book, and it is great! it features a Drama-filled summer of teens, trying to find what they are in this world, and where they stand based on relationships. Single, just friends, jealous, crushing, cheating, player, summer boy, long-distance. Whatever it may be, and sort out tangled and confused feelings.

I like this book beacause if you see the animation it is realistic fiction

I decided to read this book because I love my family and I love this book

This book is about a man and how he travels to different places. Sometimes he's a giant, other times he is extremely small. I rate this book 4 stars because it was a little confusing at times. There is a movie about this book, that is extremely good!! I recommend this book to the people who like classics and adventure. Read this book and watch the movie to learn all about Gulliver's Travels!

great book recomend it to any western lovers.

This book was definetly for someone youger than me. I recommed this book to kids who like silly adventures. Otis Dooda is always getting called funny names. In the book he get's cursed, finds an undercover pony, has a pet rat named Smoochie, annoying siblings, farting, elbow licking, and more! It is a great book if you want to laugh.

"Vanishing Girls" was amazing! The descriptions of both characters and the places and things they saw were so realistic, I could honestly see real people living the lives Nick and Dara did, messing up the same rooms, volunteering at the same rundown amusement parks, driving in the same average-looking cars, feeling the same ways about the same things. Everything felt so relatable. I can honestly say I've seen places similar to what author Lauren Oliver described. But then, the sisters' lives upended and became a whole lot crazier then anyone's I know. The mini twists were shocking and the final one was nothing I ever saw coming. Even that single jaw-dropper is worth the read! Loved this book!

Although this book is full of humor, I didn't think it was all that interesting. In my opinion, a book should have more than one problem and have adventure or other categories. This book just explains a fight a Grandpa and grandson had each each other. A few hilarious parts, are when Peter { the grandson } steals his grandpa's false teeth. That is a devious plan. I would recommend this to beginning readers who are just starting to read chapter books and readers who like to read stories with only one category like humor or adventure. These are my thoughts about the selection "The War With Grandpa".

Scooby Doo in Jungle Jeopardy is another adventure for the gang. A scientist friend of Mystery Inc.'s invites them on an archaeological dig in the jungle. Scooby and the gang are terrorized by suspicious "cat creatures". They end up underground in a hidden treasure room after Shaggy and Scooby fall into a ditch. They outsmart the cat creeps and trap them. When they remove their masks they see the cat creatures are some other scientists on the dig! Haha, I know I'm almost in high school, but I read this book to my little brother, and I couldn't pass up giving a review. 10/10 would not recommend (unless you're 4-7)! ;P