Latest Kids Book Reviews

Annie de Leeuw, a young girl who lived during World War II of Germany, 1939, the first year as the war broke out for few European countries as a Jewish along with her older sister and parents. Since the war had broke out, all Jews have to fled the country, went into hiding, or went to contraction camps. Stayed with another family, still in Germany but had to hide from the Hitler's Nazis and not go to the contraction camp to get killed. But would she make out alive throughout the years of the war, without being discovered by the Nazis, hide her actual identity and survive? This story is based on the author, Johanna Reiss's real experiences during living in WWII in 1940s. This is pretty interesting and would recommend for people who would study WWII. - Happy Reading!

This WOF book is from the perspective of Tsunami a fierce Seawing. She travels with her friends to meet her family and upon her arrivial, she finds out someone is murdering female dragonets still inside their eggs! The plot twist is superb, and the twist villian at the end kept me on my seat. Tui T Sutherland simply writes outstanding work and I highly reccomend checking out the series, and there are even comic book adaptations!

I love Wings of Fire! At first, it was a little hard getting into this book, but I eventually finished it and was blown away. This is one of my favorite books in the series as it stars one of my favorite dragons Sundew, a fierce short tempered Leafwing who is trying to save the lost Continent Pantala from the evil Queen Wasp. This book does contain some mentionings of violence, so Iwould say the best age group would be 9+.

I decided to pick this book up along with the third book in the series and wow! For those who do not know of the Main Street book series here is the overall plot. The series is centered around Flora and Ruby Northrop who have recently lost their parents due to a car crash and move to Camden Falls Massachussets with their Grandmother Min and the adventures they have. The adventure in this book that they find themselves into is someone is anonymously sending them books to read for a book club and there is a plot twist at the end. I recomend this book for ages 8+

Jessie Keyser, a 14 years old girl who's living in Clifton, Indiana in the year of 1840. Everything looks just like that period until the sickness went over the town, goes by the name of diphtheria, children got sick, plus the medical supply ran out and stopped, as Jessie got sent out to seek help from the state board for medical help for all other children. But the thing is, is it really 1840? Shocker, as Jessie's mother had told her daughter a very crazy truth, explained everything that she could to Jessie. But the real question is, would she get help in time? - Happy Reading!