Kids Books - Science Fiction

Pebbleshine’s kits: Pebbleshine has always been a loyal SkyClan warrior, a wild cat who trains to hunt and fight. After her Clan was driven into exile by an evil cat named Darktail, she chose to follow her friends. Now, SkyClan is in a dire state...and failure is not an option. As the cats battle starvation and terrible weather, Pebbleshine knows she can’t give up—even though she’s carrying kits, and her life is at stake. So when the Clan’s second-in-command finds a place with strange birds called chickens, what are they supposed to do? If they don’t get these chickens, every cat might starve. And if they do...everyone risks getting captured by the two-legged creatures who own these birds. Their lives are put at risk. Then, when they decide to take the chickens, Pebbleshine is trapped by the two-legged animals and taken away from everything she has known so far—her mate, Hawkwing. Her Clan. Leafstar, their noble and wise leader. How will she survive? Read this book to find out! Tree’s Roots: Earth is a young kit who lives with the Sisters, a group of she-cats who send their toms away once they reach six moons of age. He often wonders what will happen when he leaves his whole life behind and starts to wander, just like every tom should do—according to his mother, at least. But there’s one problem; Earth has never been able to talk to the land like other tom-kits, and see the ghosts of his ancestors...a skill that is honored and used by everyone he knows. Then, things take a turn for the worse. His best friend, Stream, is killed by a terrible storm, and he has almost reached the right age to leave the Sisters. So when they tell him to go, Earth is far from ready. He doesn’t think he can do it...until he meets Root. His own father, who tells him to live his own life, and be how he wants to be. Obeying, Earth changes his name to Tree and marks out territory...but can he truly follow his heart? Read this book to find out! Mothwing’s secret: Mothwing has never truly believed in StarClan, who are supposedly the ancestors of her warrior Clan. Maybe that’s because her mother wasn’t from the Clans—Sasha was a rogue, a cat who lived differently and had her own beliefs. She and her brother, Hawkfrost, were brought to the warrior cats at an early age, and trained in the same skills as them. But lately, Mothwing has been wondering if being a warrior is her destiny. Instead, she wants to become a medicine cat, who heal others. Except...they all believe in StarClan, but she doesn’t! Can she do it? Read this book to find out!

To be honest, this wasn’t a good book. It had a lot of aspects I didn’t like, and some parts were a bit gross. To summarize the whole book, I would say it was just...hard to get into, and not my type of book. I also didn’t like the cover (really, I thought it should’ve been better for readers to pick it up and read it). I do not recommend this book, and rate it 2/5 stars.

This book was ok but the thing is it you don't go deep into this book then you probably just read it when it's the last book on the shelf. This is my opinion, I think it might be better if it made more sense in some parts.😓

Miri and the other graduates from the Princess Academy are invited to Aslan for Britta's wedding and to stay for a year. But, once Miri gets settled, it doesn't take long for her to realize something's going on. She makes friends with a boy at the school she's attending called Timon. She learns that not all the people in Aslan want a new princess. As she attends Salons and finds out more about what the people plan to do and how they plan to do it, Miri isn't so sure who she can trust.. She's also debating weather or not she wants to go back to Mount Eskel. As time goes on, she finds herself getting more and more mixed up until she finally finds herself right in the middle of the trouble. And in the midst of all this, are two unanswered questions: Who's side is she on? And how much danger is the royal family really in?

This is a really good book, especially if you like Jen Calonita's other series, Fairy Tale Reform school or if you like fantasy/fairy tail books. SPOILER ALERT This book ends with a cliff hanger, so if you are someone who HATES when there is a cliffhanger and the next book isnt out, you MIGHT want to wait a few months to read it. This book is similar to the fairy tale reform school series, but if you haven't read those, it will still make sense and the plot/characters are BARELY connected. There is only one part that says something, but it explains later. The main character is a royal named Devinaria (Devin) Nile and can talk to animals. She is NOT your regular pretty pink princess. She likes to get her hands dirty and wear pants. Her dream for the future is to talk to and help animals in need, but that dream is almost crushed when her invitation for RA (Royal Academy) comes. When a villain "breaks in" Devin and her friends realize that Olivina, the famous fairy Godmother, is NOT what she seems. After a few weeks at RA, Davin is very close to being expelled, and does not wait for a prince to come to the rescue, like Olivina thinks she should, during her "tests". Read Royal Academy Rebels: Misfits to learn more!

I really liked the book, I read it and it was amazing!

I loved this book! It was very entertaining and exciting! I love how Princess Beauty and Prince Sebastian are the new teachers at the school, and how their daughter becomes good friends with Gilly. This story was very fun to read, and I can’t wait to read the next one!!

This book was great! I loved how Gilly and her friends went to the Hollow Woods where they met Little Red Riding Hood! It was a very exciting story and it had a very good plot! I can’t wait to read the next one!

I liked this book because the main character Lief has to pass a very hard test to find the last gem to the belt of deltora. the test is to find out the guardians true name. this book is an adventure book. 💕

This book is the first in the Deltora Quest series and is a very good read. I have read it so many times over the summer that I could practically recite a chapter from memory. The plot line is very good and there are plenty of twists and turns to keep you interested.