The Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins

2/5/16

Rating: 9 / 10

Age: 10+

Recommend For: I would recommend it for 10+ because it does have some inappropriate scenes, but it can be quite entertaining at times! It builds some beautiful scenes in your mind and has a very good story line!

Genre: Action / Adventure

Summary:

Katniss Everdeen has a sister and a mum but her dad has died in the coal mine! She lives in district twelve, the worst district, and it is not about to get better.

Nicholas Again – Rene Goscinny

2/5/16

Rating: 10/10

Age: 8-14

Recommended For: People who like to read interesting books and to people who like short chapters but interesting chapters.

Genre: Comedy

Summary:

This is a fantastic book because it has a lot of detail and great use of language. It’s about a kid named Nicholas who goes through different scenarios, by getting into trouble a lot and having fights with his friends.

Middle School (The Worst Years of my Life) – James Patterson

2/5/16

Rating: 9/10

Ages: 8-12

Recommended For: People who like funny and also interesting books.

Genre: Comedy

Summary:

This book is a fantastic book because it is funny and it has a lot of detail. It’s about a kid named Rafe trying to break all the rules by the end of the school year . He got into so much trouble by his teachers, parents and the principal. He broke rules and the teachers put him in detention. While he was getting into trouble his sister was eardroping. To tell the truth he just got into a whole heap of trouble.

The 65 Storey Tree House – Andy Griffiths

2/5/16

Rating: 6/10

Age: 6 – 10

Genre: Adventure, action, comedy

Summary:

It was a casual day for Andy and Terry until the ants from the ant farm escaped. The ants were monsters chasing them everywhere until a friend helped them. The ants got back in and later on they got a letter that said they needed a tree house permit or the treehouse would get destroyed. They were worried, Terry got out a time machine and said that they were going to go back in time.

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt – Michael Rosen

2/5/16

Rating: 9.5/10

Age: All ages

Recommended For: I would highly recommend this book to all ages unless they are too cool to read little kid books. This is my all time favourite book and I hope that you will adore this book. If you do not like this book then I am sorry but it just may not be your type of book. This is a book that will include things like adventures, places, fun and lucky last, bears. I hope that you will enjoy this book just as much as I do. Have a nice read.

Genre: Adventure

Just Disgusting – Andy Griffiths

 

2/5/16

Rating: 9/10

Age: 10-13

Recommend For: Anyone who likes andy griffiths and comedy/humour books

Genre: Comedy

Summary:

This is a great book that is wacky, funny and terribly disgusting. This book is mainly for 10-13 but 9 year olds can read it too if their parents say because some things get disgusting. It is about a kid named Andy who does a lot of disgusting stuff.

Weirdo – Anh Do

2/5/16

Rating: 8/10

Age: 6-8

Recommended For: Younger kids (about year two) because it’s a good fit for them and it would be easy and fun for them to read.

Genre: Comedy

Summary:

This is a great book because it’s all about a kid named Weir, who is starting at a new school. His full name is WeirDo his first name is Weir and his surname is Do. His teacher and the class start cracking up and saying is your sister’s name Play Do and is your father’s name Takwon Do.

Withering Tights – Louise Rennison

2/5/16

Rating: 9/10

Age: 12-14

Recommended For: Girls out there that can’t find fun and girly books

Genre: Romance/comedy

Summary:

Withering tights is a hilarious book as you go through the emotional ride with Tallulah Casey.

I totally Funniest – James Patterson

2/5/16

Rating: 9/10

Age:8-12

Recommended For: People who likes jokes and people who likes funny books

If you like this book then you should read  the other books in the series and those will make you laugh even more.