Kids Books - Magic

this book looks cool

i love to read like crazy! reading is best awesomest thing for me! i love it so bad! i always have to read more than a billion books a day! that is my goal that i achieved for 7 years! that is how much i love to read!

This si the first three (I think) books of an amazing series Rachel Roberts first series. But this is the original copy of the book. I would recommend this only to people who love magic and if you have read it please follow me to join the Avalon Web Of Magic club

THIS BOOK IS AWSOME!!! I WOULD REALLY RECOMEND THIS BOOK!!!!! THE WHOLE SCERIES R SOOO COOL!!! HOPE U ENJOY IT!!!!

I love these books! It is about a girl named claidi ( don't want to spoil, but her real name is Cladissa. Another spoiler: she hates her real name!) she falls in love with a young man but finds out he is already married! 😠. Not fun. But then she falls in love with another guy and plan marriage, but gets kidnapped! No more spoilers. READ THE BOOKS!! But I love the claidi journals because it is very adventurous and fun!😄📕

After Stuart Horten’s adventure to find his uncle’s workshop, he didn’t think there would be another crazy journey. That is, until he and April found a mysterious six-pointed star that transported Stuart into the desert with a camel. But now Stuart and April are starting to figure things out; like what happens after they’ve completed all of the adventures. They will uncover Uncle Tony’s will. And now that they have gotten rid of Jeannie, Clifford is still trying to put his act together (HAHAHA!) and pursue his lifelong dream of being a magician, but his tricks aren’t the best. Then comes the mysterious phone call to Stuart, offering lots of money for Tony’s magic tricks for an unknown reason. But then, Stuart’s adventures take a turn for the worse when the triplets get trapped in one of the magic tricks, and it is up to Stuart to help them. In a lovely sequel, Lissa Evans doesn’t let readers down and ends the Horten story off with a tale as magical as the first. My thoughts: I really loved this book. It definitely lived up to my expectations of a wonderful sequel after reading the first book. Stuart’s adventures are just so fun to read about, and they keep you guessing. Lissa Evans did an incredible job capturing the moments and making his story seem like it could happen in real life, with the magic. T his is the end of the series, but I am really hoping to read more stories like this one, especially by Lissa Evans. This book is a must-read for fans of magic and a mysterious adventure. Overall: 9 out of 10 Stars

Stuart Horten has just moved to the town of Beeton. Beeton is the town where his great-uncle, “Teeny-Tiny” Tony Horten lived and had his workshop for Horten’s Miraculous Mechanisms. Adjusting to life, Stuart stumbles across a trail of clues left by his great-uncle that leads him to his workshop. In a mysterious tale of Stuart’s adventures searching for clues, Lissa Evans cooks up a promising debut. My thoughts: Horten’s Miraculous Mechanisms was a very wonderful book. I love mysteries, and books that have characters following clues to find something they desire. Stuart is a really small ten year old who is trying to find something that is related to his family. He is very ambitious looking for the workshop; there are adults who are spying on him, he is getting into trouble but he still does his best to follow through. The dad is a crack-up with his stupendous use of really long and confusing words, as are the next-door twins, April, May and June, with their newspaper. I can not wait to read the sequel (which is waiting on the hold shelf for me to pick up at my local library!!!! and I think that Lissa Evans did a great job with her debut.

At first glance it looks kiddie but actually very violent.

This book was really good! if you like twists and turns in a book than you should definitely read this book. It's about a boy teen named Stephen that is cursed to be invisible for his whole life. On a regular day a girl named Elisabeth sees him and is the only person who can see him. Later in the book they find out more about his curse and why he was cursed. There is a fight at the end but I wont spoil anything. You'll just have to read the book!

It's a fun read aloud - the story is told in rhyme, much like Dr. Seuss. The students seem to enjoy the story, which has a lot of funny phrases and twists and turns.