Kids Books - Trending Books
Armstrong and Charlie
By Steven B. Frank
I have not read it yet I have it but i am not reading it yet it's about a guy named charlie and a person named armstong and they don't want to go to school
LEGO NINJAGO: Secret World of the Ninja (Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu)
By Beth Landis Hester
this book is the book for you all the guys are so cool you must read this super cool book
Extraordinary Means
By Robyn Schneider
This book is amazing! I read it, and it hit me really hard! A little while after I read it I could not read anything else for a while because I was still recovering from the emotional impact it had on me. This book is by far one of my favorite books I have ever read, and I would recommend it to anyone who asks me for a good book!
LEGO NEXO KNIGHTS Character Encyclopedia
By DK
Nexo Knights is the best book to read. You must read it. It’s so cool. You can play the game read the book to play the game. So have fun.
The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
By Ursula K. Le Guin
Elizabeth
This book is awesome! It gives a really good lesson. I love it!
A Time to Die (Out of Time Book 1)
By Nadine Brandes
A Time to Die is one of my new favorite books. Nadine Brandes's narrative is a wonderful balance of description, action and dialogue that really brings Parvin's world to life. And the concept behind the book is really unique and Brandes pulls it off beautifully. The whole idea is that every person is given a clock at birth, that counts down to the person's death. But Parvin Blackwater has been sharing a clock with her twin brother, both managing to evade the authorities questions. But the clock runs out in less than a year - and the twins don't know who it belongs to. Parvin believes it is her clock, and decides she wants to do something with the rest of her life - a quest that ends with her being thrown through the Wall ( a death sentence). She surprisingly survives, finds a whole other civilization and now must struggle to survive and fit in in this new world. There were twists and turns and amidst it all is Parvin's struggle to figure out what her faith to God truly means, and figure out the secrets her brother has kept from her. I recommend this book to dystopian and fantasy fans, as well as people who enjoy reading Christian fiction. I recommend this to middle school ages and above. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.









