Kids Books - Science Fiction

I chose to read this book because I watched the movie and was in a Snow White and the Seven Dwarves performance. The book was a little bit different than the movie and the performance. I love this book. I think this is good for ages 4 to age 8.😍 😁 😘

so i read this sequel so my mom wouldn't think that i was reading quote quote junk books and it was ok i guess. i already knew what would happen next so it was really boring but overall ok. just wouldn't read it for my free time.

Witch & Wizard book 1 is the best of the Witch & Wizard books! I love how they are brother and sister and not friends, it gives the book a nice vibe.

great ending to a very interesting series. i love how the books were put together so that it was not only text, but also files, reports, and other communication.

i definitely did not want this book to end! it was so good! the characters are all very strong and relatable. i liked this book so much, i read it twice! amazing novel.

Okay, so once again I'm going to tell you that this book ( and the series in general) is addicting, LOL. This book has pretty much all of the same characters ( and a few added) from the last books. I was starting to full in love with Ari ( a Werewolf), and then all of a sudden he died ( OMG how could the writer/artist do that!).

Okay, so the first thing I'm going to tell you about this book is that it is very addicting. ( Like for the whole series is so far). ( Angel and Gasman are soo cute!) ( My favorite character is Maximum Ride. I also like Fang a lot.) If you like books or series that are very addicting, exciting, and full of fantasy characters ( Werewolves, humans with wings, etc) then you will defiantly love this series.

Loved it.... It was exciting.... I can't believe that Nudge stayed behind at that school... though... She might be kidnapped. ( Even though the school is supposed to be safe and everything... I'm pretty sure that it would be easy for them... the scientists... or that new guy who shot Maximum Ride.. ) But who knows....

I didn't care for this book. I thought it was boring. I read it because it was about space, but it wasn't what I was expecting. I'd maybe recommend it for age 6+ even though I didn't enjoy it.

The last book (Mark of the Thief) left us on a horrible cliffhanger, and just when you thought Nic's life couldn't get any worse than that, it does. In the form of a deal that will seal his and Rome's fate forever, a chariot race in which he can't use his magic, or someone he cares very dearly about will die, a grandfather who wants the magic of the bulla to himself, the reappearance of his mother, a lot of other curses from the gods (as if he isn't already cursed enough), oh yeah, and a dragon that wants to rip him into shreds. Will Nic ever get his freedom, his family, and his magic? Whenever he gets one, he is forced to give up another. Too bad he may not live long enough for us to find out...