Kids Books - Science Fiction

I liked the book over all and I thought it was action packed!!!

I loved this book I especially love the two characters Aidan and violet

This book is for people who like adventures.

This book is AWESOME. It includes zombies, voodoo, and more. read the book. I guarantee you'll like it. follow me. please!

I thought that the plot was very good and the characters and their histories were very well spun. I really liked the idea of witches singing beautiful songs to cast spells. I also liked how the witches were portrayed as beautiful instead of the old hag that you usually picture when you think of a witch.

Trowing smoke is a baseball story where a boy named whiz his, baseball team just wouldnt put anough, courage in to it they are they worst team around. So if you like baseball this is the book for you. This book will make you say stuff like really

It is not to scary for me.hovewer, you have to surely read it.

Because is of vampires and I love them ,another thing is that vampires are so cool that I want to read about the . I have a question if you can answer,please reply the question is did vampires lived in this world or not.

This is a greaaat book. the author gives lots of detail,words,and thinking. I'm planning on reading the first book. lol follow me

When they go for their daily swim in the Rio Bravo, Odilia and her four sisters would never in their wildest dreams imagine that a dead man would come floating down the river, and the journey he would take them on. After the initial shock of the discovery, the cinco hermanitas fish the dead body out of the water and investigate. He lived in Mexico, and a few of the sisters have the crazy idea of taking him back to his family—not tell the authorities or their mamá, and nothing bad will happen. That was their plan. What Odilia didn’t know was that the next day they would be driving to Mexico, to do exactly that. None of them knew it would take longer than a day, and they would encounter many obstacles along the way. Things take a turn for the worse, and they seek help wherever they can. But some of the “help” is leading them straight into a trap… In McCall’s second novel reminiscent of The Odyssey, five sisters forever together embark on a journey that is not quite as easy as it seems. My thoughts: This book was very unique. I really did enjoy it. The idea of this book is awesome—uh, yeah, PLEASE give me a cool Aztec folktale modern odyssey retelling! I loved the mystery of it all—the dad is nowhere to be found, and how is the mom going to react when she finds out her five daughters have gone missing? There was this part at the quinceañera where dread washed over me and THINGS WENT DOWN. I had a few minor problems with this book: the characters, and the transition. Ok, the characters. I am sorry, but they have SUCH bad judgement. I figured things out like 30 pages before they did and I kept waiting for the moment when they would realize. Yeah, follow that talking donkey who says he knows how to get you where you want to go, right after someone warns you of a warlock who is in an innocent disguise. I mean really. And that is NOT the only time that happened. Next, the book started out realistically. Then, all of the sudden, creepy owls and chupacabras and Aztec goddesses come and you’re like, “Huh?” But even after those problems, I have to give this book a good rating because I just loved reading it and it was such an interesting and lovely story.