Kid’s Book Review: The Battle for Wondla by Tony Diterlizzi

This is book three in the series. Here is a link to my review of book one, and here is my review of book two.

This is about a battle that breaks out between humans and the aliens of Orbana. There were some violent parts, but other than that, it was a good book. Tony Diterlizzi is just a really great author because he makes beautiful worlds that you can fully immerse yourself in. His drawings tie together so well with the book, that it is really easy to imagine.

Rating 8/10 – The general the story line is interesting, there was just a bit too much violence for me.

– Kid

 

 

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Kid’s Book Review: “The Spiderwick Chronicles – The Seeing Stone” by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black

This is the second book in the Spiderwick Chronicles series.

Simon gets captured by goblins, so the children need to go and find him. Jared discovers a stone that has a hole in the middle, and when he looks through it, he can see all the fairies and other magical creatures. The children depend on these creatures to help them find Simon.

Rating: 9/10 – There was a part of this story that upset me that I didn’t feel was necessary for the story line.

 

Kid’s Book Review: “The Dragon of Lonely Island” by Rebecca Rupp

Three children (Sarah Emily, Hannah, and Zachary) go to stay at their aunt’s house on Lonely Island for the summer. They discover a cave and a golden dragon who can speak!  This dragon has three heads, and when one head is awake, the others are sleeping. Each of the dragon heads tell a different story, and each story is very interesting.

Rating: 10/10. I really liked this book, and would read it again. It is book one of a series, so I look forward to the next one.

 

 

 

 

Kid’s Book Review: “Magical Adoption Agency – The Enchanted Egg” by Kallie George

This is book 2 of the Magical Animal Adoption Agency Series. Here you can read about book one.

While working at the Magical Adoption Agency, Clover’s boss Mr. Jams get a phone call and immediately has to go on an emergency rescue mission. When he comes back to the agency, he has brought back a mysterious large egg. Later, Clover hears a noise coming from the other room so she goes to investigate. She finds that the egg is hatched, but there is nothing in the pen. I don’t want to say anymore because I don’t want to ruin the surprise.

Rating: 10/10 – It was an interesting story, I enjoyed it very much.

-Kid

Kid’s Book Review: “Magical Animal Adoption Agency – Clover’s Luck” by Kallie George

Clover is young girl who has felt quite unlucky her whole life, especially with pets. One day, during an unlucky moment with her bird Penny, she happens to stumble upon a poster which looked like it had been there a while. She follows the directions and happens to stumble upon the M.A.A.A (Magical Animal Adoption Agency). At first, she didn’t know that the animals were magical, but she wanted to help by volunteering because she loves animals. When Mr.Jams (the agency owner) gives Clover a tour, she quickly comes to understand these animals are special.

Rating: 10/10 – This book is a very interesting story with lots of magical and beautiful creatures. There are also some illustrations throughout the book which is nice for perspective.

– Kid

Kid’s Book Review: “Outlaws of time – The Legend of Sam Miracle” by N.D. Wilson

This book was quite interesting right from the start.

Sam Miracle lives in SADDYR in the Arizona desert, a home for orphaned boys. He has strange daydreams that are so realistic that he feels like they are real. One day, something really strange happens and Sam is taken through time where he soon realizes that his daydreams were actually memories from another time.

Rating: 10/10. – I really enjoyed this and found it fun to read from beginning to end. A real page turner.

-Kid

 

 

Kid’s Book Review: Fort Solitude” by Dustin Nguyen & Derek Fridolfs

It was difficult for me to take interest in learning to read, but at 8 years old I discovered comics! This book is a comic and I still love reading them.

Imagine what superheros are like as children. The personality traits of these children seemed to line up perfectly with what I imagined they would be like.

Each of the kids get and invitation to go to an adventure camp. Everything at the beginning seems normal, but suspicious things start happening and the children become curious. They band together to uncover the truth and they end up on a great adventure.

Rating: 9.5/10 – I am not personally really interested in superhero stuff, I might have given it a perfect score otherwise.

-Kid