Kids Books - Adventure Books

The Smartest id in the Universe is a great start to the brand new series by Chris Grabenstein, the author of the Lemoncello series and other amazing books. Jake is a slacker. He is a cool kid who doesn't put much effort into school. He doesn't care about academics, but that changes when he eats some jelly beans at his mom's work. Being careless, Jake doesn't look at the label, and it turns out those jellybeans were knowledge enhancers. Now Jake knows almost everything in the world, and people are starting to get suspicious. He excels on the IQ tests, and even signs up for the Quiz Bowl with his best friend and crush. But when his crush starts to tell about a tale and how the principle is going to shut down the school, it's up to Jake to use his newfound intelligence to save his school and his crush's legacy. Will he be able to outsmart everyone in his school to save it, or will his knowledge fail him and his friends? I really enjoyed this book because of the idea and humor this book presented. I recommend this book to readers!

The best book I have ever read since A Hole New World. Again, Pat and Jen make such a great adventure book. It combines action and adventure into one big graphic novel.

It is a very interesting book and very cute and I could not put it down!! It was amazing! My favorite part is the exploring!

I would love to have this coloring book because it has my first favorite Ben 10 alien named is Astrodactyl and I can squawk like Astrodactyl and he has really cool energy whips and he can shoot really cool energy beams out of r beak Iike mouth.

I would love to look at this book of The Ultimate Ben 10 Coloring Book Age 3-12: Great Coloring Book for Kids and Any Fan of Ben 10 (Perfect for Children) With 38 High-quality Illustration because it has my favorite aliens from Ben 10 like Astrodactyl, Blitzwolfer, XLR8and any others aliens from Ben 10 series and shows on cartoon network on tv and my personal favorite is Astrodactyl because he can fly, and he has his really cool energy whips. And makes me want to have shape shifting powers so I could shape shift into Astrodactyl myself but a female version of Astrodactyl. And I also my other personal favorite is Blitzwolfer because he is a alien werewolf.And I also love to shape shift into Blitzwolfer but a female version of Blitzwolfer.And even though I love all the Ben 10 series shows on cartoon network.

Tigerstar experiences a near-death experience in this exciting and eventful book; numbered 10th in the super editions. It details Tigeheart's escape from ShadowClan with Dovewing, and how they go to a giant big strange city, otherwise known as a Twolegplace, and how Dovewing raises her kits with a group of cats, known as the Guardians. Very nice name. These cats are very strange to Tigerheart, and he debates about whether or not to raise his kits there. And lots shall happen, and problems will be resolved, and a mysterious cat named Spire warns of DANGER. TIGERHEART" S SHADOW was very intriguing. The plot was chock full of events, and the journey to the Twolegplace was interesting. But a bit too boring. SO, it was okay but not that good, and some other Super Editions are probably better. But this is a great book for people who just want something interesting to read and who like longer books.

This book is a must-read for animal lovers....filled with plenty of thrill and a heart-pounding adventure. Lucky is still troubled. His pack’s worst enemy lurks nearby...harboring a traitor who changed things forever. His former leader has joined the opponent, tricking and manipulating every dog into believing him. And giving their enemies information...information that threatens the safety of each pack member. As wars are waged and dogs injured, Lucky knows he has to do something. They soon make a plan, with unexpected friends helping...members of their old pack. But the past still haunts one dog...and dangerous secrets come alive, with more consequences than anyone could have anticipated. A heart-stopping chase, awesomely written and greatly fascinating! See what happens; read the book to find out!

So it turns out that there was a letter, and there was a king. Three feudal kingdoms, complete with knights and all that: EVIELLAN, DAGONAUT, and UNAUWEN. They are the kingdoms in the book, and Eviellan, as you can see from the spelling, is evil. Or at least, it is ruled by evil humans. Tiuri, a native of The Kingdom of Dagonaut, named after the ruler, King Dagonaut, is going to be a knight. Wow. Knights have cool armor, don't they. But first, he must reflect upon the duties of a knight, but his concentration is broken by a mysterious person banging on the door and asking to be let in. The human is a squire, and he tells Tiuri to deliver a strange and scary letter to a knight, one with a white shield and black armor. The knight then tasks Tiuri with an arduous task, to deliver a letter all the way to Unauwen, before dying a horrible death because some Red Riders, horsemen from Eviellan wearing red armor have mortally wounded him. "My feet are going to be tired." Tiuri thinks, and then he takes the man's black horse, which he gifted to him, and rides on. A quest has begun, it seems. So, I shall now rate this book. Laura Watkinson did a great job translating the book. (It was originally in Dutch.) The book has an old-fashioned style, so some readers may not want to read it maybe. The descriptions are nice, and it is filled with action in most parts. However, the book was not very deep; there was character development, but they could have more character. Overall, people who wish to read classics and/or fantasy will like this book

Klaus, Sunny and Violet Baudelaire are orphans, their parents died in a tragic fire and left an enormous fortune behind - causing them to have too be taken care of by a family member/guardian and Mr. Poe - and banker with an annoying cough - is in charge of finding them one. This family member/guardian that Mr. Poe leaves them with is named Count Olaf, and he is not intent on taking them in to help them cope with their loss and love and care for them, he wants the fortune they're parents left behind. In this issue book #7 the children find themselves in a village - also known as the V.F.D., were the motto "It takes a village to raise a child", isn't so accurate. The Baudelaire's find themselves in A Series Of Unfortunate Events throughout the book along with mystery and comedy to keep you entertained. I highly recommend this book to those that love a good mystery and a laugh to go with it.

The first Redwall book I read as a kid, and was so good I went on to read all the rest of them! 5/5 would recommend.