Kids Books - Science Fiction

This story is about a courageous boy that went to The Forest of Sin and there he found a monster with black hairy legs ,an enormous head and sharp teeth. The monster loved to eat humans so the boy had to escape. How was the boy called? And the monster? What did the boy find? How does to boy escape? Does he clim? Or walk? Or run? Or jump? I enjoyed this book because I loved what the boy found and how the boy saved what he found.My favorite part was when the boy saves what he found the part that he escapes from the monster. I recommend this book to people that love adventures and are 6 years old or more. ¡¡I recommend it!!

Haruhiro is a great leader. I feel bad for Manato because he died to protect his teammates. Shihoru had a crush on Manato, seeing him die in front of her made her terrified and sad.

Four friends who have made an effort to conceal the hit and run accident of last summer, Julie, Ray, Helen, and Barry are back together again as a group. They've went their separate ways in an effort to forget what happened. They made a pact to never speak of that day again. The horrible event that occurred. The people that were involved. The mistake of 4 teens who were driving too fast at nighttime. The day those teens hit that little boy, and were pressured into not going back to help him. The past has finally caught up to them when Julie gets an anonymous yet bone chilling note that reads, "I Know What You Did Last Summer." Next thing the teens know, they are being perused by a mysterious figure... who seeks revenge.

Ever since Sabrina and Daphne's parent's went missing they have been in and out of foster homes, and now they are being sent to live with a grandma which they never knew they had. It turns out the two sister's are descendants of the Grimm brothers, and that the Grimms have kept magical beings and people in line for centuries, and now the job falls to them. Now they must face giants, fairies, Pixies, and discover who is behind all of the criminal happenings in this small town of Everafters. This book reminded me of the Percy Jackson series the way it put a new twist on fairy tales and the modern world, and it was very interesting and a page turner for sure.

This is a great book I like vampires and its a wonderful book full of horror and vampires. My favorite part is when Mr. tiny walks into the hall of princes and has great news about war.I recommend this book because if you like thrillers that will chill you to the bone this is the book for you.My favorite passage from the book is : then it was time for vampires to approach me with a wide range of problems and questions as a prince I was expected to deal with them all. The book has connections too twilight with vampires hiding from humans and some of the battles being a vampire.

This book is amazing 10/10 would recommend to anyone who likes op characters.

this one of my faveret charicters

The Keepers: The Box and the Dragonfly is about a boy named Horace and his adventures. One day while riding a bus, Horace discovers a sign that says Horace F. Andrews, his name. Then, he goes looking for the sign. The sign does not say Horace F. Andrews, but it says House of answers. In the house besides the sign, Horace finds a strange box. Horace can use the box to see the future. Horace meets a girl named Chloe who has a dragonfly pendent that allows her to pass through objects. Horace and Chloe meet a secret organization called the Wardens who want to protect these devices, called Tanu, from a race called the Riven. I recommend this book to people who like fantasy books.

I just started this series and so far it has been so good!!! I love Max! Is the rest of the series as good? Also, are the normal books good too!

When Henry looks at a dandelion, without blinking, he sees something amazing: the story of the dandelion, green and gold, dying and being born again. But then his hand is touched by lightning. While he is not hurt, except for the tips of his fingers, he is now blind. His aunt and uncle say they will bring him to the hospital in the morning. He realizes that even though he is blind, he can see the scar on his hand, and it is a dandelion. In the night, he is visited in a dream by a man who terrifies him, but may have all the answers. When he is later taken by the man, Darius, he learns he is a seventh son, and he is getting the powers of the dandelion. IF he survives.  And Darius, who is also a seventh son, wants to add Henry's power to his own. Meanwhile, Henrietta, Henry's cousin, is held for ransom by the queen of FitzFaeren, Margaret, who hopes to save her people by reclaiming relics that were stolen many years ago by Henrietta's grandfather, now dead, the first human visitor to FitzFaeren. And the witch of Endor, previously released by Henry, now is attempting to suck the life out of the world Henrietta and her family (not including Henry) are trapped in, including the homeland of Henry and his uncle. Further complicating matters is the fact that Henry's real father and mother are in this world. Will Henry find his way into the world of his birth and discover his parents before it is destroyed? Good for fans of fantasy books where magic is neither all-powerful nor easy (such as Harry Potter, where magic isn't easy, but it is definitely almost all-powerful).