Kids Books - Science Fiction

This book is probably one of the books that really got me into mystery. It tells the story of Sophronia, a girl who is unladylike in the 19th century, which is precisely what she is not supposed to be. She is recruited to a finishing school by her mother's seemingly boring and old friend. She goes to the school and realizes it is not at all what she expected... If you are looking for an adventure story that's fun to read with some mystery mixed in, this book is for you.

this book is very good but you have to be mature to understand it. also it would be for 14 and up to read it because of the words used.

I thin that you should read A Taste for Red and I assure you that you will love the book. Some of the reasons I like A Taste for Red is because it has suspense and details.

I remember when I did not like to read or to do Any thing when I was 10 year's old now im in 6th grade and now its fun to read and to read faster than I was in 4th or 5th so that's why I love this book I hope that you guys read this book because it was fun for me and I think it would be fun for you

This is a cool book. It took me about a week to read this book. I really liked the mystery in this book. It kept you thinking a lot, that's what I like about most books.

ok so if your wondring why i like this book just read this ok i saw this i read what it was about and it was about a puppy and if u know e u would be saying oh no here we go agin

This book is full of the weird truth about the city of Jewel. Golden Roth escapes on seperation day only to be led to a museum with dangers no one can see. The biggest betrayl leads the town to an almost ruin.

this is the best fairytale ever! i had a tutor, and she knew i loved to read, so she gave me her copy and i loved it! it is a book that can be read by boys or girls, it is kind of dark, but happy too. five stars!

This one was the best in the series. Action packed and full of adventure it's simply stunning. It's a little scary and will keep you holding on to the edge of your seat the whole time.

Fabulous anthropomorphic story of courage, strength, and perseverence. I was taken in by David Clement-Davies descriptive langauge. Totally engulfed me...couldn't put it down.