Kids Books - Fiction

“To die will be an awfully big adventure.” this is a quote from the book “Everland” by Wendy Spinale. This book has no specific time period and it is set in England. Imagine if England was bombed by Germany releasing a deadly virus called the Horologia Virus killing 99% of the adults and 97% of girls. Leaving London in ruin and ruled by Captain Hanz Otto Oswald Kretschmer or for short H.O.O.K. (the antagonist). In this book Gwen (the protagonist) a 15 year old girl is trying to take care of her little brother Mikey and her little sister Joanna after her dad died in the bombings and her mom disappeared, when suddenly her sister is kidnapped by H.O.O.K and his men. On her journey to save her sister she meets Pete a 16 year old boy and Bella a 12 year old girl who introduces her to the Lost Boys. Pete and Bella organise a team to help Gwen rescue her sister but when a sudden death of a lost boy almost sabotages the mission, and Hook finds out that Gwen is immune to the virus and starts to hunt her and her team their plan may be compromised. Will Gwen save her sister in time or will Joanna be gone forever. I would recommend this book to anyone who loves action, adventure, and fantasy because throughout this book there is a lot of exploring and fighting and it has a resemblance to the story “Peter Pan” Warning- this book has mature content and may be unsuitable for children under seventh grade.

A very fun loving adventure book filled with many mysteries and exciting moments! The Curse of the Boggin is really a cool book that you should consider reading!

what a wonderful book

Really good!!!! ;-)

Sammy's thinks she has everything covered. she snuck out to a concert, her crush Jamie moss and her best friend’s by her side she thinks she can accomplish everything. Until the bank her dad works for is attacked by a big group of hackers who end up getting access everything in the Wallach family's private cloud. Even Sammy's digital life. the whole world has access to her emails, texts, photos.By far the worst her online journal. Sammy always thought she was safe having it on her digital diary so her parents or family/friends wouldn’t read it. Well, she was wrong Sammy’s friend’s are not too happy about the things she wrote AT ALL. It’s like they all ditched her. Her high school year crush: Jamie, thinks she's desperate, and she can barely show her face at school. Even worse her parents know all the rules she broke. Sammy thought she was the only one with secret’s. Until she learns she’s not the only one, with some lies behind a lock screen. Read the book “In case you missed it” by Sarah Darer Littman to find out more.

This book looks so good. I love Chihuahuas!!!!!!!!;)

i'm a big fan of How To Train Your Dragon and i love all of the books.

I loove Spooksville Books,I haven't read all if the books but same.And is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

Henrietta Howel has lots to figure out as a person. She has mystical fire powers. Where did they come from and why? Suddenly she and her best friend Rook are whisked away to a sorcerer society where they claim she is the one to save them from the Ancients. The Ancients are ruthless monsters who destroy everything in their path. She begins training with a group of of 5 boys and finds some new friendships. She struggles in the beginning, too much for her taste, so she goes to see a magician. Something that is wildly frowned upon. Turns out she is not, in fact a sorcerer but a magician. After she realizes this, has to lie to her friends so that she can be accepted in the Order. She eventually achieves sorcerer-hood and defeats one of the Ancients. Personally, I really wanted to like this book but I found that it was very fast. It did not provide many descriptions in any setting and it did not explain much of the complicated plot. I like complex stories but it was very hard to figure out the actual backstory. Also many characters secrets were mentioned quite a few times in key moments but I kept having to refer back to the page where it was described. The secrets weren't very memorable and each character had their own which made it hard to decipher what secret they were referencing. Relating to the characters, I thought they were way too much like the Infernal Devices by Cassandra Clare (great series btw). The characters had most of the same struggles. Their relationships were similar. At first you don't notice it, but as the book progresses you see it. This book had a great plot but if you are looking for some other interesting books like this I suggest all of Cassandra Clare's teen fiction.

I think when she turn 12 years old she heard a voice like a ghost she was standing at the subway platform when the tunnel started to fill the weather.The ghost see it before anyone else sees it.