Kids Books - Science Fiction

Death is not new word for the Longtreaders, as the end would be here. But this isn't over for all of the rabbits who had fought their ways to this end, we wonder if Heather would survive, Smalls too. Would Picket turn out to be great captain to lead the unit to victory? Would Emma stay and not fight because of the royalty blood? So many questions in this book as you read through the story. For "The Green Embers" fans, there would be much more of where this is coming from. - Happy Reading!

This is a great book that has been a great experience reading. I have learned a lot about Roz and how she lives which is fascinating, considering the fact that it's very unlikely this would happen to a real robot. It's cool she adopts the son named Brightbird after accidentally killing the entire family. And she meets a lot of friends like Loudwing and Fink. I really like this story and I am only on chapter 30. i can't wait to read the rest of the book Typed by:burgerbang/rofydygokyko

I read the entire Selection series and was seriously upset when I finished. Like the the Percy Jackson series and the Harry Potter books, I didn't want it to end. Nearly two months after I had finished the series, a friend told me that there were going to be more books! At first I wasn't sure what to think, because the series had seemed so resolved, but once I got over the initial shock, I was obsessed! I was on my toes, searching for the release date of the next two books every other day! When it finally came out, I had just spent all my money at the book fair. Luckily, somebody let me borrow the book, just the other day. I was over the moon! I immediately started it, and couldn't put it down. I finished it the next day (sadly), and can honestly say my only complaint is that the next book isn't out yet. :'( I loved reading through and meeting the children of all my favorite characters, catching up with them, and reading Maxon and America's reactions to what goes on in Eadlyn's selection. I can't wait for the fifth book, five stars all the way!

Oh my goodness guys there is no possible way i can recommend this book enough!! This book is a book from the Wingfeather Saga book series and my favorite book of all time. It is so full of adventure and is often a roller-coaster of emotions (if you are an emotional person, this book will make you cry!). In this book Janner and his brother are separated from their family (on purpose) mostly due to Kalmar's "terrible secret". Leeli stays in the Hollows and helps the people there the best she can through the power of her music. Meanwhile in Skree, Sarah Cobbler, Maraly, Gammon, and Arthrum are helping orphans from the fork factory find there parents, but there's just one problem: why can't they find Sarah's? Will Janner and Kalmar make it on their jorney? Will Leeli's music be enough? What if Sarah Cobbler never finds her parents? The only part I would say I don't like about this book is it's bittersweet end (it's a little more bitter than sweet). I hope you found this review helpful!!

This book rotates chapters between characters, creating a want to keep reading to find out what is happening to the other characters, Paelen, Emma, Joel, and Pegasus. Each rotation between Paelean and the others, create a story, that truly grasps the reader. The story begins with a war going on in Olympus, which has caused a powerful, aggressive storm on Earth. Emergency responders are stuck on duty, including Emma's father, a police officer... Amid the war, Hermes dies in the fighting. In his final moments, he passes on his winged sandals to Paelen, who tries to deny them, but Hermes insists, which finally persuades him, and finally accepts them after Hermes passes away. Using the sandals, Paelen escapes the yelling Nirads by flying above them, as they try to shoot him down with their spears. Arriving at the heart of the battle, where more Nirads are attempting to extinguish the Vestal Flame, Paelen encounters Pegasus and attempts to remove his golden bridle, which consequently attracts lighting, knocking them both unconscious, pushing them down onto Earth. When they awake, one finds themself in a hospital, while the other ends up quite literally, stuck in a rose bush, on top of Emma's and her father's apartment. Emma hears the bang of Pegasus landing but tells herself it's most likely her deceased mother's garden shed falling over but finally convinces herself to go up. When she makes it up the stairs, she finds Pegasus. She tries to help him out, but scratches herself, in the act. After a moment, Pegasus has been freed, but she gets kicked and goes unconscious. After waking up, she notices two more injuries on poor Pegasus. A spear Stuck in his wing and a broken bone. Returning to her apartment, trying to get the creams and salves — her father used on her mother's bed sores during her fight with cancer, which is how she died —, along with ice cream for herself, and vegetables for the "horse." Surprising Emma, Pegasus insists on eating the ice cream instead of the vegetables, forcing Emma to eat them herself. Soon after, Emma is wondering how she is going to help Pegasus, she doesn't know how to set his wing, nor is strong enough to pull out the spear on her own. Finally, she comes to the conclusion, that as much as she doesn't want to, she has to ask Joel, her school bully, to help her. After all, he's always drawing pictures of Pegasus... At the hospital, Emma's father has been called in. Paelen has awoken and is healing fast, surprising the doctor, but there will be more to surprise him, after his blood test results come back. Paelen is careful about revealing to much information, but accidentally reveals too much, making him seem crazy, which doesn't surprise them too much, since he was suspected to have been at a costume party, sat to close to the window, got struck by lightning, and fell out.... After the test results come back, with a very much concerned nurse, due to them, Emma's father is sent home, since they had to call the CRU (Central Research Unit), who of which deal with rare phenomena, including UFO's...

I would love to read this book, because i know J.k Rowling makes many amazing books.

This seems like a good book!

This book is absoloutly incredible!! I will try not to include too many spoilers in the summary but there will be some small ones. The war between the Lords Of Prey and the rabbits of Natalia is beggining. After Picket saved prince Smalls from near death, the Longtreaders are no longer known as traitors, but heros. Picket is now a worrier and Heather is a skilled doctor. Suddenly, a report comes saying Picket and Heather's parents and little brother, who where thought to have lost their lives, now have a possibility of being alive. This also means they are slaves and a possibly at a mine. Picket soon becomes consumed with trying to find his family and goes on expaditions with Smalls to try to find them. At the same time Smalls is supposed to become king of Natalia. Picket tempts Smalls into trying to find his family on his way to Kingston to be crowned king and Smalls agrees, though it could be extremely dangerous. After Smalls leaves they are hit with attacks. Heather suddenly becomes loaded with work to do as a doctor. Durring the fight, they meet Kyle once again- and his father. They bring help and turn the battle in their favor. It turns out the country Kyle constantly talked about isn't a myth at all, but it is real. Along with the appearence of Kyle (also known as "Kylen") and his father comes some rules they have come up with, some Heather doesn't compleatly agree with concerning the Green Ember. Another battle arises and Heather and Emma find they have been betrayed. Durring the battle tragety strikes when Picket and Heather recive terrible news from their uncle Wilfred. The battle is going down hill with their plans being demolished. Could this be the end of the Green Ember? Will Natalia be ruled by the Lords of Prey or traitors? I hope this review helps and you enjoy this book as much as I have!

The book the Magic School bus space EXPLORERS is a very good book because the book has everything i like,like zooming through space having a robot right by you.

Amazing book! I wouldn't call it a horror novel (as said in the description^)... it just has elements of Gothic fiction in it since it takes place in the late 1800s and follows real, actual events that happened in history. For context, Jack the Ripper (also known as the Leather Apron and the Whitechapel Murderer) was an unidentified murderer (he was never caught) known for killing women in London in 1888. The book is mainly a mystery where Audrey Rose Wadsworth, who studies forensics under her uncle, and her uncle's (very) clever student, Thomas Cresswell, are present during the time the murders start and have to use their knowledge and clues from the murders that keep happening to find out who Jack the Ripper is. Overall, I really enjoyed this book and the 3 other books in the series, so if you enjoy this one, I highly recommend finishing the others, which are also based on historical murders. I'm not a huge mystery person, but this series grabbed my attention with its many plot twists and anticipation of finding out the murderer at the end of each book. It's pretty difficult to guess the murderer correctly because the author is so clever at making her readers never even suspect the actual culprit! Happy reading!