The Julian Chapter – R J Palacio

2/5/16

Rating: 9/10

Age: The main age group in 10+, but in all honesty it would be suited to maybe 11-12+; there’s nothing really unsuitable for younger readers, but I just feel like this book would bore younger audiences and they wouldn’t really understand what’s going on as much as older readers.

Recommended For: Based off the best-selling book Wonder,  a motivational, uplifting, and inspiring story about how people’s physical appearance does not define them and you do not judge them for it; The Julian chapter is the same as Wonder yet in the main character’s (August Pullman’s) bully, Julian’s perspective. I believe it’s a very entertaining and great novel if you’re a fan of Wonder. I also really enjoyed it and I’ve never actually read the original.

Genres: Drama, Inspirational

Our Don Bradman – Peter Allen

2/5/16

Rating: 10/10

Age: Age 9+

Recommended For: Readers that love cricket, adventure & reading a great book about the 1930s in Australia.

Genres: Sport, Adventure

Summary:

“A great book with entertaining plot…”

The Honest Truth – Dan Gemeinhart

2/5/16

Rating: 8/10

Age: 10+

Recommended for: I recommend this book for people that like adventures where multiple things go wrong.

Genres: Adventure

Summary: One day an ordinary mum answered the phone, and found out that her son had cancer. The boy hated just sitting in bed all day; the main thing he had wanted to do all his life was to climb a mountain. So on night he left home to go climb a mountain, they lived so

Billionaire Boy – David Williams

2/5/16

Rating: 8/10

Age: I recommend that the age of this group would be from the age of 8-11 because it isn’t a book for older kids but it wouldn’t be interesting for ages 12 and up because it would get maybe a bit boring.

Genres: Comedy

I think the genre for this book is friendship and drama because this book is about friendship and bullies.

Recommended For: I recommend this book for any boys or any girls because this story I think was written for everyone.

Pages: 279 pages

The 39 Storey Treehouse – Andy Griffiths

Rating: 7/10

Age: This is a good book for kids 8-10 because it has a lot of detail on some pages but less on others.

Genres: Adventure, action, comedy

This book is about two people named Andy and Terry and they have a massive treehouse and on each level it has different things like bowling alleys, a roller coaster, a maze and more. But then Terry builds another level which is level 39 and then Andy comes up to check it and it’s a machine where it writes, draws and edits the book so Andy and Terry don’t have to write and draw the book. So for the next couple of hours they do a lot of things in