Kids Books - Science Fiction

Every chapter in this book, although short, manages to get you attached to the characters and to understand more of who the Great Beats were. But their deaths were very undramatic.

I have read the original series, the Shane series and the first 2 books in the Fall of the Beasts. I just got the book from Walmart for $12 and it is really good. I wont give any spoilers though...

Like that comic, spirit animals is a graphic novel with storybook letters beside the comic. Every time melanie and friends work together, when they got it, the evergreen die and his friends try to rescue, some animals came to help you, but Marnie said that the kangaroo help him jump and make a magnificent wish to save it, they enter to the tunnel(the evertree's back-sided tunnel) to get the treasure, they saw it, and some coins appeared! And a mysterious animal hides it, it was a Unicorn, They are shocked at the unicorn. They also have a book or a comic, they read Zeus The Mighty Graphic Novel and Marnie says, "Zeus is facing off dangers! How lucky." They got to the airport and flew fo Argentina to find your Best pal Argentinosaurus and Pachycephalosaurus and More unicorns, this unicorn was EPIC. Glitters and stars are fancy as well their epic.. hope you fun read this!😽

In my opinion, I really liked this book. One reason why is it has adventure and battle Another reason why is i have never read a book series that made me feel like it is made for me The last reason why is the story is made up entirely but when you read it. It feels so real. My favorite part is when the elk frees merlin and shane from the bile. You might like this book if you like wings of fire You should read this book because its vary unique.

Amazing book! Compelling, descriptive, and beautiful...Erin Hunter brings us a heartwarming tale of bravery and courage. Three bears...one destiny. After embarking on a perilous journey to find new homes, Lusa, Toklo, and Kallik have found a good place to live. They are glad to settle down at last, after so many moons of rough travel. But as Toklo visits the memorials of his cubhood, he learns that his former home might not be as safe as he thought. Hostile bears have moved in, taking the place for themselves...and that isn’t the only problem. Other animals lurk in the shadow of the forests, waiting to strike...and this time, the bears are their target. Can Toklo overcome the ghosts of his past, caught in a battle between friends and kin? Can the others stick together? Or will their friendship divide? Read this book to find out!

The epic Seekers series continues in a spellbounding adventure, filled with thrill and action...fantastically written! A great book for animal lovers. The journey continues as Lusa, Toklo and Kallik travel through unknown territory, in search of a place to call home. After visiting the forest where Toklo lived as a cub, the bears are ready to embark once again on their quest. They meet many new challenges, and their bond as friends becomes stronger every day. But not everyone wants a risk. Dangers like strange animals, hostile bears, and the force of nature threaten to destroy everything...and engulf these three unlikely friends in a rising tide. As they battle for survival, they know each bear must persevere...or they will all be lost to the dangers within. Can Lusa, Toklo, and Kallik save themselves? Read this book to find out!

Alice Alexis Queensmeadow is born with no color — hair, and skin as white as milk, only a touch of honey in her eyes. This might not be so significant had she not been born into a world where color is everything. In Tahereh Mafi’s “Furthermore,” the land of Fernwood is drenched in color, which its colorful citizens use like currency, right along with magic. Poor, colorless Alice is looked down upon and underestimated because of her pallor. Her father, the one person who believes in her, has mysteriously disappeared, having taken with him only a ruler, and leaving Alice with a grief-stricken mother who does not care for her or seems to love her. Alice determines to win the “Surrender,” a test in which the 12-year-old children of Fernwood perform special bits of magic. All who pass are given tasks to complete, matched to their magical abilities. But not only has she not declared the winner, but Alice also fails the test entirely. Despairing, and with few other options, she embarks on a journey to find her father. Luckily — for her, and for this book’s readers — she discovers Furthermore, a place so full of enchanting beauty and topsy-turvy adventure, it even calls to mind Wonderland and Oz. As she sets out on her quest, Alice teams up with Oliver Newbanks, a boy she despises for his rudeness and deceitful nature. But he claims he knows where her father is — and as it turns out, Oliver has been assigned the task of finding him, but needs Alice’s help in order to succeed. It’s Oliver who leads her to Furthermore, where the rules change at every turn and some citizens eat outsiders (yes, as in cannibalism) in order to absorb their magic. Together they travel through various lands of Furthermore — Slumber, Still and the land of Left (which hasn’t had a visitor for 56 years, the land of Right being the more often preferred). Alice struggles to survive, without much thanks to Oliver, who holds his knowledge of Furthermore over Alice’s head, doling it out in bits and pieces only when backed into a corner. There are adventure and danger at every turn, upside-down rules, and twisted logic, but Alice perseveres for the love of her father. In the end, her inner journeys — of self-acceptance and of her developing friendship with Oliver — prove every bit as complex and difficult as the trip through Furthermore.

WARNING, contains spoilers! This book is about a foster kid named Ace who can't remember his past from before he was nine years old, and all he has left of it is an ace of hearts. He opens a genie jar and suddenly becomes a Wishmaker with a quest that if he fails, will end the world as we know it, but he can wish for help if he accepts a consequence. While working on his quest he meets a Wishmaker named Tina, whose mom is an ex-Wishmaker and is very sick because of all her consequences.

Yet another marvelous book by author James Dashner! This story takes place after The Kill Order. It tells of Thomas’s life before the Maze, and about his friends. You learn their backgrounds, and there are some very surprising twists in here! The end makes me upset, because someone betrays Thomas, or maybe 2 people betray him, I’m not exactly sure. But in The Death Cure, the very same person/people save Thomas! Anyways, this was an amazing book that is sure to satisfy your Maze Runner questions! Enjoy!

It is a magical and wonderful book.