Kids Books - Fiction
The Whisper
By Emma Clayton
i also loved the roar i know that you posted this 5 years ago, and you may not ever read my comment but, i want you to know that someone out there in the world loves this book as much as you. i even had a dream that i was Ellie and that me and Mika stopped Mal Gorman and locked him in Helen's pig shed. it was THE BEST DREAM EVER!!!! P.S. i also recommended it roar and the whisper to all of my friends! i hope they love them as mush as we do!
Under Wildwood (Wildwood Chronicles)
By Colin Meloy
I really liked this book, mainly because it did not stray to far from the originals.
Wildwood Imperium (Wildwood Chronicles)
By Colin Meloy
I loved the first book, but this one was disappointing. It just didn't have the same magic the first book did, and had a couple of weird parts. I would definitely recommend the first book though!
The Story of Ferdinand
By Munro Leaf
JocelynMartinez
hi i am a 4th grader this is one of all time favorite book out of all the books that i have on my book shelf.here i will type the story.Once upon a time in Spain.There was a little bull and his name was Ferdinand.All the other little bulls he lived with would run and jump butt heads together,but not Ferdinand. He likes to sit just quietly and smell the flowers. He had a favorite spot out in the pasture under a cork tree.It was his favorite tree and he would sit in its shade all day and smell the flowers. Sometimes his mother,who was a cow, would worry about him . She was afraid he would be lonesome all by himself. Why don't you run and play with the other little bulls and skip and butt your head?" She would say. But Ferdinand would shake his head."I like it better here where I can sit just quietly and smell the flowers." to be coutied i will finish the story later
Scooby-doo Mysteries:Monster Menace (Scooby-Doo Mysteries)
By James Gelsey
this is a good book i love when they get chased by the monster
Predator's Gold (Predator Cities)
By Philip Reeve
The sequel to my favourite book: Mortal Engines. With London destroyed, Tom and Hester travel along the ragged Bird Roads, trading as they go. The city of Anchorage offers them refuge, but what they don,t know that it is not safe. Anchorage is headed for the dead continent of North America, and Tom doesn't want to leave.
Noughts and Crosses
By Malorie Blackman
I loved this book my english teacher told us to read it and I'm really glad she did because it was so interesting. It shows racism from a different perspective and I think everyone could get something from reading this.









