Kids Books - Trending Books
Hit The Ball, Duck
By Jez Alborough
Because I went to the library and got it.It was my brothers book. It was pretty babyish and boring. If you read it to your siblings (that's younger than you).
Ever After High: The Sleepover Spellebration Party Planner
By Mattel
this book sounds really fun so yes MUST READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!Lol
Jay: Ninja Of Lightning (Lego Ninjago Chapter Book)
By Greg Farshtey
Never read the book but I kinda like Legos too.
Aviary Wonders Inc. Spring Catalog and Instruction Manual
By Kate Samworth
Lisa Brown
A beautiful work of art. I love the humor also!
I Spy Numbers
By Jean Marzollo
i like to play i spy and i am wandering what it is like to play i spy in a book is what i was thinking when i saw the book.after i read it i realy liked it.even thoe it can be hard to find things i like a good challenge.i highly recamend this book.
Absolute Blackest Night
By Geoff Johns
This book is about that Batman die in the beginning, then someone appear that is the black lantern, and he rose body up from the grave and attack the city. Further into the book, all the lantern attack the black lantern. During the end, there is a white lantern.
OLAF'S 1-2-3
By RH Disney
happy hart
soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Hunger Pains: A Parody (Harvard Lampoon)
By The Harvard Lampoon
haha. I thought it was another hunger games book. The illustration is so similar
Toxic (Pretty Little Liars)
By Sara Shepard
I read these series, but I didn't like it that much when I read them... but when I got older I reread them again some of them were good, some okay, and some not so good at all ...for Toxic this book was okay. I felt like some of the stuff were repeating over and over again. I also predicted the stuff that were about to happen which didn't make it as much as a fun read. If you like these series and want to finish the series I recommend you to read it... unless you think you know what's going to happen (like me)...
Blackout
By Robison Wells
Do you ever wonder what it would be like if almost everyone had super powers? Then I would personally recommend Blackout by Robison wells. The story is set in a world where a virus is causing kids and teenager to have super powers or abilities. Some don’t even notice they have them, others do and just keep it secret and some just don’t have it at all. But a large group of these teens has created a terrorist group. One squad of these said terrorists consists of Dan who can make stone or rock explode, Laura who has super strength,and Alec who is a master manipulator.These will turn out to be our antagonists later in the story. These will be just a few people we follow in the story. On the other side of the story we have Jack and Aubrey, our protagonists. Jack doesn’t have any powers, or so he thinks….. and Aubrey can turn invisible. But only for short periods of time because it drains energy from her body. Eventually these two groups will be in each others lives in a way you could have imagined. This is the major turning point in the story. The United States have been crippled by the terrorist attacks so badly they have set up roadblocks between states and towns to make sure the terrorists cannot move throughout the country. This will turn out to be a major conflict for Jack and Aubrey to get across the country. Another conflict they will have is that the military is rounding up anyone positive with the virus and jailing them. It really is a great thriller. The book is full of twists and turns and if you’re into this kinda stuff, I highly recommend you check it out.









