Kids Books - Science Fiction

The 5th Wave: The Infinite Sea (Book 2)

The 5th Wave: The Infinite Sea (Book 2)

By Rick Yancey

The Infinite Sea was okay compared to the first book which was The 5th Wave. I think the 5th Wave gave me more of a lasting impression than the Infinite Sea because I was already acquainted with most of the characters already. The book has such a haunting narrative throughout so I couldn’t help but be captivated by the plot (even though it wasn’t as good as the 5th Wave’s). The plotline is also full of action and suspense but the 2nd book is significantly shorter than the first, so I was kind of disappointed because as a reader I prefer longer books. I also like the way the author focuses on covering every plothole and answering every question through subtle hints, because that makes the reading experience even more immersive. My favorite character was Ringer, but the author is very unpredictable about his main characters as you cannot predict whether a secondary character will turn into a main character or not. Every character has a real background of their own and some of them are very relatable, and most of them have been through the same thing which are the first three waves: EM shutdown, tsunamis and the pestilence. I also learned something important from the series which is to always stick together because being a team is better than going solo, teamwork is very important.

Naruto, Vol. 58: Naruto vs. Itachi

Naruto, Vol. 58: Naruto vs. Itachi

By Masashi Kishimoto

I could not understand how to read this. I read half the book and was totally confused then my friend told me i was reading backward. still could not figure it out (btw im not still reading backwards

The Reckoners (3 Book Series)

The Reckoners (3 Book Series)

By Brandon Sanderson

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A Snicker of Magic

A Snicker of Magic

By Natalie Lloyd

This book is definitely a "Snicker of Magic." The main character Felicity Pickle, who has a very special talent, goes on a spindiddly adventure with her mother, who has a wandering heart, her sister, weird but wonderful, her dog biscuit, who is a great companion, and their trusty car, the Pickled Jalapeño. They drive off to a once magical town where Felicity finally feels at home, although her mother is already planning on leaving. With the help of her newfound friend Jonah, Felicity learns to face her fears and even breaks a curse on the way. My favorite quote from the book was, "I bet there's a snicker of magic on every street, in every old building, every broken heart, every word of a story. Maybe it's hidden away and you need to look harder for it. or maybe the magic is right there right in front of you, and all you have to do is believe." I really liked the quote because it says that magic is all around us and sometimes all we really have to do is believe in it.

Chronicles of Nick (7 Book Series)

Chronicles of Nick (7 Book Series)

By Sherrilyn Kenyon

This book is amazing I recommend it for ages 13+ it's has some language but it's mostly ok.👍

Fablehaven: Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary

Fablehaven: Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary

By Brandon Mull

Now, in this book, Kendra is first kidnapped, and replaced by a clone. Her parents now believe she is dead, because her clone killed herself to scare Warren and Seth. Now, as a Knight of Dawn, Kendra has to go to the Dragon Sanctuary, Whyrmoost. Seth really wants to go, so he decided to go by sneaking into the magical knapsack that Kendra brought back. The knapsack has an room inside, and the knapsack can be twisted anyway, but you can't feel a thing. If you guys want a spoiler, read on. If you don't, please follow me :D Ok, now for the spoiler part.... So you know how Gavin has a "crush" on Kendra? Actually, Gavin is THE evil dragon Prince Navorog. Suprising, right? So, all dragons can turn from an dragon form to an human from. A true wizard is an dragon that stays as an human. When "Gavin" was tormenting Kendra about how she was tricked, Her dragon friend, Raxtus sneaks up behind Gavin and well... eats him. I won't give anymore spoilers. ;D Oh, and please follow me if you like my reviews.

Summer of the Sea Serpent (Magic Tree House, No. 31)

Summer of the Sea Serpent (Magic Tree House, No. 31)

By Mary Pope Osborne

Have you ever wanted to travel through a Magic treehouse through books sent from Camelot? If so then you want to come with Jack and Annie on a nuts adventure! Doing all these crazy adventures that I would never think about doing especially in this book when they have to do tasks for Merlin the Wizard of Camalot. I would recommend this book ages 9-12 because this book is full of the craziest adventure in the series as my favorite part how they have to face a giant SERPENTINE. Can Jack and Annie get the sword to Merlin before it's too late? Read Magic Treehouse Summer of the Sea Serpent to find out.

The Witches

The Witches

By Roald Dahl

This story is about a boy who lived with his grandmother in Norway. They wanted to get rid of all the horrible witches in England and MOSTLY of the wicked GRAND HIGH WITCH who is the one who rules all the cruel witches. But there was a problem.......... What will happen when they go to the Hotel Magnificent? Who are they going to meet? Will boy and his grandmother get what they want? I enjoyed this book because it gives you a lot of suspense. Roald Dahl shows that he is on the children´s side. My favourite part of the story is when boy puts the mouse maker in the soup.I love the way Roald Dahl invents words and makes his characters REALLY interesting. I recommend this book to children who are 8 or more years old. This book is just right for the ones who like adventures and suspense. Roald Dahl is a fantastic writer because he uses a lot of adjectives, he describes very well and includes suspense in the stories.

Took: A Ghost Story

Took: A Ghost Story

By Mary Downing Hahn

I think this book is fair because it’s suspenseful. The main character, Daniel, has just moved to West Virginia with his family. Daniel and his little sister, Erica, suspect something suspicious around their house and they feel like someone’s always watching them. Old Auntie, an evil witch that lives nearby, spies on them. She plans to take Erica and use her as a servant for 50 years and then let her go, like she did for other girls. Daniel’s family doesn’t believe in Old Auntie, but everybody in their town says that she’s real. Old Auntie lured Erica into her cabin through a doll that Erica always talks to about Old Auntie, although nobody else can hear it. Daniel and Erica go into the woods, where Old Auntie lives because they were searching for Erica’s doll. Erica runs away because Daniel was being mean to her, and then later gets taken by Old Auntie. Daniel goes to one of Old Auntie’s descendants, who wanted to help him, and learns the only way to get his sister back. Daniel learns that Old Auntie is real when he confronts her, and takes her sister back and runs home. I think that this book could be better, because the end isn’t interesting. In the resolution, Daniel gets his sister back and Old Auntie is destroyed. If Old Auntie was still chasing after Daniel, the story could be more interesting if everybody saw Old Auntie, especially Daniel’s parents. Also, if the story didn’t end the way Daniel wanted it to end, it wouldn’t be as boring. It’s almost like a fairy tale, because it ends happily and it has an unrealistic character in it. I think that this book would have a good cliffhanger which would be able to start another book, but the author ended it in a way that makes readers not think or wonder about the book at all afterwards.

Dragonwatch: A Fablehaven Adventure

Dragonwatch: A Fablehaven Adventure

By Brandon Mull

this book is the best! Its about a brother and sister who have previous experiences the world of Fablehaven (series is called Fablehaven, totally recommend it ) and they are recruited to be the new caretakers of the dragon sanctuary Wyrmoost, to prevent a dragon uprising. This is an amazing book and I totally recommend it if you liked the prequel series Fablehaven.

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