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Construction
By Sally Sutton
I liked this book because construction is interesting to me. They are building something. . . but what are they building? Read the book to find out what they are building! Hope you like this review! I recommend this book for ages 4-6!
Mary Anne and Too Many Boys (Baby-Sitters Club, 34)
By Ann M. Martin
This book was so good!! So Mary Ann and Stacey are going back to Sea city with the Pikes as mother helpers! They are so excited, except that Toby and Alex don't seem to be the same as they were last time. AND Vannessa seems to have a crush on the ice cream maker! Too many boys! I give this book 5 stars.
Warriors: The Broken Code #2: The Silent Thaw
By Erin Hunter
The second book in the "Warriors: Broken Code series" is much better than the first one! In the novel, Bramblestar is still trying to convince an apprentice named Rootpaw that another spirit is taking control over Bramlestar's body. Rootpaw finally gives in, and he runs to Thunderclan to pass on the news. there, Bristlefrost meets Rootpaw and gets the message. She passes it on to Squirrelflight, who gets suspicious of Bramblestar. Shafdowsight realizes that his visions were not from Starclan and tries to make things right again.
The Novice: Summoner: Book One (The Summoner Trilogy)
By Taran Matharu
Gicaldo
This book is just great. It's a little like Harry Potter, but way more mature (not Game-Of-Thrones-mature; this one is still for teens). It has lots of characters we just can't help but to deeply love or to hate so much we'd like to just put our hands through the book and strangle them. Of course, that means this book has exceptional antagonists, conspiracys, secrets... heck, even the obligatory magical tournament at the end of the year, which is, as in many books about schools of some sort, the climax of the book, has more to it than meets the eyes, and the protagonist's victory becomes more important than ever in books like this one (thus adding extra tension). The setting is described in a very rich way, putting in just enough details to leave us with a very good idea of the surroundings, but without getting boring. The various characters, both the goodies and the baddies, are interesting and well developed. I honestly can't think of anything bad to say about the book. Perhaps only that the final showdown is a little short for the huge amount of time spent building it up, but it still almost makes up for it in suspense, still delivering a finale I always like to read again. And of course, there's the twist in the end that'll make you run to the next library and buy its sequel, The Inquisition. Lucky you who read the book after its sequel coming out... Of course, after the way The Inquisition ends, I just can't wait for book 3!
Stage Fright (High/Low)
By Jo Cotterill
This book is basically about a girl called Alice who is having a lot of panic attacks and reassures her mum she won't have any more. Her mum tells her that her and her dad might be having an affair. Her friends try to reassure her and try to find out what is really happening. I recommend this book for young teens.
Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book
By Jennifer Donnelly
Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book is an amazing back story behind the tale as old as time we all know and love. The book begins with the sisters Love and Death. The extremely competitive sisters make a bet to decide what is more powerful; love or hatred. Along the way, book-loving Belle discovers a mysterious book in Beast's library called Nevermore. A magical book that transports the owner to their dream world. In this amazing adventure Belle finds friends,meets enemies, and learns that you are the author of your own story during all the twists and turns. I would recommend this to anyone who loves the Beauty and the Beast story and understands the feeling of getting lost in a book.
The Peculiar Incident on Shady Street
By Lindsay Currie
Sean
This interesting book is called The Peculiar Incident on Shady Street . It was written by Lindsay Currie. It was written in 2017. I thought it was the best book ever because of the interesting ,scary,and amazing settings. Tessa moved to Chicago and she hated it. The streets smelled like sewer.That night there was crying and footsteps.At School, she met Andrew,Richie, and Nina who said’’ it might be Inez Clark’’. So then they investigated.They figured out something in the end that you have to read it to find out . I believe that the that the best part was when they were in the graveyard. And they when to Inez’s grave.Then it got dark. Then there was crying and fog. They were running for the gate and Nini went missing into the fog. I thought the setting was amazing. I think this because a house on Shady Street that used to be a graveyard in Chicago.The windy city.There is so much to explore there. In that wonderful place where all the amazing things are. I strongly believe that the amazing setting and awesome city was a good choice .I recommend the people that like ghosts and mystery.
Sasha's Secret
By Cathy Cassidy
This book is about a girl called Sasha who is in a band called The Lost & Found and she blacks out at random times. The first time it happened was when they were playing on live radio. She finds herself going on a trip with the rest of the band with Ked Wilder for a WHOLE week. This is such an amazing book and I absolutely reccomend it to anyone.
Ginger the Stray Kitten (Holly Webb Animal Stories)
By Holly Webb
This book is about a cat called Ginger and Rosie. Rosie loves Ginger and one day she feeds him/her. Ginger loves Rosie but one day, the barn was being flattened and Rosie can not find Ginger. This is such a great book and as always, if you want to find out more, you have to read it!







