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

First Battle (WARRIORS: Dawn of the Clans) – Erin Hunter

 

Rating: 9/10

Age: 9-15 

As always, however, it may rise depending on how you feel about it.

Genres: Drama, action, adventure, romance

The Chocolate Box Girls (Series) – Cathy Cassidy

The Chocolate Box Girls: Book Series

Rating: 10/10

Age: 11+

Recommended For:  Kids who are interested in reading about quite serious things that have happend but didn’t happen in other people’s lives. Probably for girls. I would recommend reading them in order: Cherry Crush, Marshmallow Skye, Summer Dream, Coco Carmel, Sweet Honey and lastly Fortune Cookie.

She has also made a book with recipes and craft procedures that are featured in the series.

Genres: Adventure, Little bit of Romance, real life and some are a bit mystery.

Summary:

So basically there are five girls and one boy that are first mentioned in Sweet Honey. Cherry has just moved in with them as their step sister, and sort of disrupts the family a

Daisy Malone and the Blue Glowing Stone – James O’Loghlin

“Someone has to save the world”

Rating: 8.5/10

Genres: Adventure, Fantasy, Action, Comedy, Mystery

Age: 8 +

Daisy Malone is 12 years old with a talking dog, a missing mother and a paranoid father. She is on a mission to discover why her mother disappeared and who and what is Sinclair and White-Beard up to.

The Magician’s Nephew: The Chronicles of Narnia – C.S. Lewis

Rating: 9/10

Age: I think it would be suitable for 10+

Recommended For: I would recommend this book for people who like Fantasy, Fiction and I would also recommend it for people who are confident.

Genres: Fantasy/Adventure