Kids Books - Literature

Out of all three 5th Wave books, this one was my favorite. It brought some really thought provoking questions about life and ethics(what's right and wrong) and I know that sound kinda boring, but it was super engaging and interesting and exciting.

The genre of this book was horror, mystery, suspense, with a hint of comedy, and a pint of romance. I recommend this book for anyone one who's looking for a thrill and has a whole lot of free time. Trust me. Once you get past the first 3 chapters, you won't stop 'till you've finished the entire series.

Its a great book. In some parts its a bit hard to read though. I like the challenge that it gives.

The Doldrums In this brilliant debut novel for children in the middle grades,The Doldrums, Nicholas Gannon introduces readers to the adventures, sometimes accidental, of an eccentric young dreamer named Archer B. Helmsley and his two equally eccentric friends. Nicholas Gage, the author of this book had a strong idea of making this book full of adventures and a good read for kids. The book itself falls into the category of Fantasy Fiction. If I rated this book I would give it a 5/5. My overall opinion on this book is that it made me laugh numerous times throughout this book and I would definitely recommend this book for all ages. Archer is growing up in a home filled with the magnificent collection of oddities owned by his grandparents, renowned explorers and adventurers Ralph and Rachel Helmsley. He is stuck inside of his own house not able to get out because of his parents. They do not want Archer to be like his grandparents and go of exploring when times are difficult for their family. Although he's never met them (except for the day of his birth), Archer's mother and father quickly recognize that he may be more like his grandparents than they prefer. "Some parents may wonder, How do we know we have the right one? after bringing their child home from the hospital. If Mr. and Mrs. Helmsley had such thoughts of their own, they were quickly extinguished. From the very beginning, Archer showed all the signs of being a Helmsley." This quote explained how they knew Archer was indeed a Helmsley and how the parents knew about it. From his age of birth he has always to talked to his stuffed animals. With his imagination he thinks that they are indeed human beings and treats them like them. If someone was reading this book for the first time, they might connect to James Bond movies because he travels the world and that is exactly what Archer plans to do when he gets older. Nicholas Gannon is now a well known author with his award winning book. The type of reader that may enjoy this book is someone who is into adventures and makes sure to read every single sentence in this action packed book.

Its the best book ever and if your following me try to read it

This book is about a dog who goes missing in a fire, owner looking for mike with rapid heart.

love it

I love this book! It is so magical and wonderful! They help their teammates when they are in danger. They protect each other from not getting them attacked by a lot of different creatures.

I was kind of tired after reading the first and second book but I didn't have other books to read, so I borrowed the third book. It's very GOOD!!! I felt sad when Haruhiro's crush, Choco, died and was stabbed on the shoulder repeatedly three times. Haruhiro finally remembered some of his memories from the before. He remembered that he and Choco were childhood friends and Haruhiro always loved Choco but Choco liked another guy, so Haruhiro decided to support Choco and he thought of different ideas to let Choco and her crush to be together. Haruhiro promised to stay by her side as long as he can. After the Haruhiro remembered some of his memories with Choco, he came back to the world he was now in and saw Choco lying on the ground with blood covered over her, Haruhiro forgotten every memory that he just remembered and he was standing there spaced off while everyone was fighting with the orcs.

I read this book, starting out just as something which was on my summer reading list, but I grew to like it. It was about a girl who grew up under different circumstances than a typical person. However the style of the book wasn't my type, but it was an okay book overall.