Kids Books - Science Fiction

I would love to recommend this book of Werewolf of the Fever Swamp because I love the book of Werewolf of the Fever Swamp and it makes me want to have shape shifting powers so I could shape shift into a werewolf myself so I could go anywhere, anyplace, and anytime I want to.And I would also love to have shape shifting powers so I could shape shift into anything I want to.And even though I love werewolves and also I would love to learn to draw this magnificent monster called the werewolf.

omg book is sooooooooooooo good it's stuff that happens in everyone's life and I really like that! also if you can read texts and figure out what things mean easily this will be easy but don't worry it has a glossary in the back. this book is just simply really cool! i'm a big dorks diary fan so if you are you will prob love it

this is such a good book .tyler whitesides came to my school and then signed our books at barns & noble. tyler was verry energetic, enthuesatic and fun. i loved this book so much i read 11 chapters in one night.

i really love goosebumps. those are soooo cool!!!! i love the books by RL.stine, and im looking forward to watching his new movie. this book is super cool!!! i have read a lot of goosebumps. i love scary things and stories. they give me the shudders! i really love it.

This is a really great book so far. I haven't finished it yet, but it seems like a fantastic book. So far, it's about a kid named David, and his nickname is Scrub. He is visiting his eccentric hippie grandmother from his hometown in Tampa, Florida to Washington, D.C. at her (Intergalactic) Bed and Breakfast. At first, Scrub thinks that he is going crazy when he sees her (odd) guests. But then, Scrub finds out just how crazy her guests really are! This is a heartwarming book about a boy who struggles with making new friends, fitting in, and staying out of trouble in this new town.

I rate this book as fair since I do not appreciate when the author, Wendy Mass, writes in too much explanation about the scientific materials that the protagonist, Joss, needs to create Earth again since his friend’s parents destroy it, but for an understandable reason. When Joss is with his human friend, Annika, they talk to a professor who knows about the ingredients needed to make the Earth the same way it used to be. The descriptions Mass writes makes the book duller since it is hard to understand how everything is and how it is put together. I additionally do not appreciate that when Annika came to where Joss lives, she realizes that Joss’ people are humans. Mass does not distinguish the difference between them and makes me feel as if it is normal for Annika to live there, when it is not. What I do appreciate about this book is Joss’ attributes since he is always modest. He is the seventh son of the Supreme Overlord of the Universe and also the youngest. He used to think that his job, delivering pies, was not important since his brothers have more important jobs, but even though one of his brothers reveal to him that he has an extremely important job and his family kept that a secret, he is still modest. Another quality I appreciate about Joss is that he does not give up. “Dad grips my shoulder. ‘Joss, I cannot bring her planet back. It does not exist anymore. You must accept it. Kal will always be alive in your memories.’ I cringe at his words. I can’t accept it, no matter what he says. I have no experience with losing anyone...I shake my head. ‘There must be something…’” (Mass, 33) This quote shows that when Joss’ dad tells Joss that he will never see Kal again, Joss will do everything he can to gain Kal and his family back again.

this is the third book in the trilogy . and its about Bertie this one is about many things! number one trying to get her parents together again, Ophelia and the shcrimshander! number two pleasing her gracious majesty, her Queen! and last pick the love of her life, will it be Ariel or will it be Nate!!!! i loved this book alot. i really like her writing style!!!!!1 soo 4 stars!

At the beginning I thought it was good, but my thoughts on it turned sour the farther I got. It has been a while since I read it, so I don’t remember everything that bothered me exactly, but I remember some. As a huge Star Wars fan, and big time reader of the legends series, I noticed a lot about this hook that was off. First of all, the story was decent, but it felt kinda inappropriate with the love story sometimes, especially since I came for a star Wars book, not a lovey dovey story. Not saying that it couldn’t have been good, just felt inappropriate scenes were there, at least to me. Second, and most importantly, it didn’t feel like Star Wars. I got the impression that the author didn’t know much at all about Star Wars... from how the universe worked at large to even small things like how combat works. In no universe would three tie fighters (still not entirely sure they were regular ties or interceptors, as the author said interceptors twice in passing and never again, and kept just saying tie fighters, so I don’t feel like she knew what those were either...) have any chance against four x-wings, if they were decent pilots, unless you had three Baron Fels in those ties, which they obviously didn’t. Not to mention an x-wing has both shield and proton torpedoes, both of which were never shown to be used. I just felt like the author didn’t do any research into the world, even easy things you could look up on a wiki or watch the first three movies. Oh, and I almost forgot, on hoth the author thought that the second person (gunner) in a snow speeder could shoot a cannon or something, but all they had was a tow cable. In all honestly, the only thing I think they got right in the book was the overall attitude of the empire. But that is all just my opinion. All I can say is if you are looking for a true Star Wars book, turn away, and go back to legends (especially the x-wing series, it’s amazing and shows TRUE piloting skills, a lot better than the two wannabes in this book)

Freya she is becoming a valkyrie that reaps Souls in midgard from Battlefield in midgard and bring them up to Valhalla until one of her her first person that she reached trary said that he was very unhappy and everyone supposed to be happy in Valhalla so she I asked why are you unhappy I'm worried about my family he says so she goes all the way to midgard to Lincolnwood and find Archie being attacked by a whole bunch of bullies that eventually try to kill him and she it and Odin finds out that she's missing which is bad thing and what he does to Valkyrie when they go somewhere without doing a Duty or asking him he cuts off their wings banishes them and blinds them so he sends a dark Searcher out to find her search for finds her but she starts running away from the searcher and the dark shirts are killed Archie and Freya runs over to him and gives him her name and what happens when a doctor gives them and then they are bound together and when they are bound together they can never be separated and want about Cory has reaped you however old you are say you're 15 you stay 15 you die up 15 you're always 15 so that's what happens

In this book, twins Nick and Eryn are normal twins. Then they are told they are moving with their mom's new husband, Michael. But they are told they will never have to meet their step siblings, Ava and Jackson. They are really confused. They try and try and try to get their parents to tell them, but they only show them pictures. But they look almost TO perfect, like models. Then they sneak to their house, and find out that they are robots! Then, their mom tells them that Ava and Jackson are a test and grown-ups are robots, they go on a long trip and find some strange stuff...