Kids Books - Adventure Books
Zach's Lie
By Roland Smith
The book that I will be reviewing today is Zach’s Lie By: Roland Smith. This book is about a boy named Jack Osbourne, his life changes the night that masked robbers break into his house and threaten his family. After that Jack finds out that these men came because, Jach’s father had been arrested for drug trafficking. Jack, his mother, and his sister are then forced to enter Witness Security Program. Jack becomes "Zach" and moves to Elko, Nevada, a town in the middle of nowhere. There he meets Sam, the strangest school custodian he has ever encountered, and Catalin, a girl who might make Zach's uprooting worth the trouble. But just as Zach finally begins to piece together a new life, he finds himself in danger again-and this time his actions could determine the fates of everyone he cares about. I liked this book for many reasons such as, it constantly had action. Another reason I liked this book was that you can really see what people face when they go into witness protection. Zach’s Lie is definitely realistic fiction because, all of these events could happen in real life. Internal conflict happens in this book is that Zach is always worried that when he cares about someone they get hurt. An External Conflict that happened was Man vs Man this happened in the beginning of the book when the masked robbers intruded Zach’s home. To conclude, Zach’s Lie was a great book and I recommend it to both boys and girls but also, people who like action packed books.
13 Little Blue Envelopes
By Maureen Johnson
This book is good and makes you want to go to Europe. One girl who's aunt died mysteriously gets a set of letters and she has to open at a specific place and time. Slowly as she opens all of them she get closer and closer to finding out what happened to her aunt.
The Cabinet of Wonders: The Kronos Chronicles: Book I
By Marie Rutkoski
Petra Kronos and her pet mechanical spider, Astrophil embark on a quest full of danger, strange encounters, and quick thinking. It all begins when Petra's father, who is able to move metal with his mind, is called upon by the Prince of Bohemia. The Prince wants Petra's father's eyes so that he can wear them and use them to build an astronomical clock! Petra's life is changed when she sees her father come home blind. Determined to steal back her father's eyes from prince of Bohemia, Petra and Astrophil embark on a quest to Salamander Castle! The are in for quite a journey... along with some trouble...
Frost
By M.P. Kozlowsky
I loved the book. Its the kind of book that I would read anywear at anytime. Its exciting, sad, happy, action packed, and relatible. If my pet was dying I would want to get help too. And I would try to help them no matter what.
The Legend of Shane & Davine: And The Battle Begins
By Ishan Dutt
priya
I love this story i love shane .
Minecraft: Steve & Slenderman: The Untold Legend
By Minecraft Stories
awesome i have it so they fight and steve gets prepaed to fight and waits for him
Zac Power: Overdrive
By H. I. Larry
cool man
I love it I'm a big fan of zac power anyone read the ultimate mission
Lewis and Clark and Me: A Dog's Tale
By Laurie Myers
Jonathan
I think it was a good book because it was way back then and you could see how much things have changed. I also like it because of seaman he listens to every command they tell if i were to have a dog i would have so much fun with him.Last I also like it because his fur color is brown and my second favorite color is brown.
The Earth Dragon Awakes: The San Francisco Earthquake of 1906
By Laurence Yep
I had not read much about this terrible event until I read this account. I loved the way the author wrote this story about two boys who were best friends who were caught in this earthquake. The author uses many similes and language that completely gives the reader such a sense that you are really there. It is well written and the chapters are short so it is an easy read.
Guts : The True Stories Behind Hatchet and the Brian Books
By Gary Paulsen
After reading My Life in Dog Years, I really want to read more Gary Paulsen books. He's my writing crush this year!









