Naughty Stories For Good Boys And Girls – Christopher Milne

Rating:  9/10

Book number one is a winner of the Young Australians Best Book Award. Naughty Stories has sold 300,000 copies world wide and is recommended by teachers and librarians, as perfect for reluctant readers.
Age: I think this book will be suitable for 8+  

Recommended For: I think this book would be suitable for children or people who are interested in silly, funny and adventurous stories.

Genres: Action, Fiction

Thunder Rising (WARRIORS: Dawn of the Clans) – Erin Hunter

“You will make things right. When the time comes, I know you will.

Rating: 8.8/10      

Age: 9-15

Recommended For: Animal lovers – those who enjoyed The Sun Trail, as this is the sequel.

Genres: Action, adventure, drama, romance, animals

Summary:

*Spoiler Warning if you haven’t read The Sun Trail*

After Clear Sky rejected his son, Thunder, Grey Wing fully adopts Thunder as his own son. However, tensions are rising in this new territory – now Thunder will have to be caught in the middle of his father’s and uncle’s turmoil, trying to adjust to life as a forest and moor cat.

~ Charlotte, the Maltese cross Shih Tzu (best dog ever)~

Wacky Wednesday – Dr Seuss

 

Rate: 8/10 

Genre: Picture Story Book

Age: 5-7

Summary:  Wacky Wednesday by Dr Seuss is a fun, colourful, rhyming picture book for kids mainly aged 5-7 years. It’s no ordinary book! There’s people with no legs, there’s a shoe on the ceiling and  if you read this book, you’ll find it’s very appealing and you’ll get that feeling that you need to read it over and over till you can’t read no more, but wait… there’s more install! Dr Seuss has a whole range of books you can read, just type them up and you will see. A library of books, on your computer screen!! That’s my review from me to you, I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!!!!!
– By Charlie the Cavoodle –    

The Butterfly Club – Jacqueline Wilson

 

Rating: 9/10

400 pages

Recommended: I recommend this story for girls because it is written for girls and I don’t think that boys would enjoy this book much.

Age: I recommend that the age for this book is 9 and up. I also think the reader of this book needs to be a good reader and a patient reader who likes a lot of detail because it is 400 pages long.

Genre: I think the genre of this book would be drama because of the main thing in this book which is bullying.

Bennet Cerf’s book of Animal Riddles – Doctor Seuss

 

Rating: 7 / 10  

Age: 7+

Recommended for: Readers that love riddles, jokes & Doctor Seuss.

Summary: Animal Riddles by Doctor Seuss is a funny book. It has riddles about animals. You never know when you turn the page what the outcome will be. You may not get it at first as they are a little old but then you will be laughing really hard. The front cover shows 2 donkeys or some sort, joined together and looking at each other in wonder and innocence. Enjoy the book!
~ Slippy the Banana – 

The Mystery of the Vanished Price – Enid Blyton

 

Rating: 8/10 

Recommended: Age 9-11

Genre: This book involves a lot of mystery, adventure and fantasy. But you wouldn’t find the other books as a series because the books don’t continue on and some of them ain’t even the same genre or theme.

Synopsis: This book is about two kids Bets and Pip  and how they are having a miserable holiday in Peterswood without their friends; Fatty, Larry and Daisy. But school starts in a fortnight and there is to be no sign of a mystery yet. But the disappearance of an eastern prince gives the 5 find-outers a really tough problem to solve.

I enjoyed the book because it’s fantasy and mystery and those are the types of my favourite books. I would not recommend this book to people that don’t like books with mystery and fantasy.

– By Bobby – 

The Cupcake Diaries: Katie and the Cupcake Cure – Coco Simon

“Making friends isn’t always a piece of cake.”

Rating: 9/10

Age: 9+

Recommended For: I would recommend people who like realistic fiction and drama. I would also recommend it for girls because it’s not really a boy’s book.

Genres: Realistic Fiction/Drama (little bit)

Summary: Katie Brown’s first day of middle school isn’t very good. Her best friend Callie joined the club PGC (Popular Girls Club) and Katie can’t join. But Katie meets Mia, Emma and Alexis who together start a cupcake club to take down the Popular Girls Club in the competition.

 

– Olive, Jack Russell – 

 

Ruby Redfort: Look into my Eyes – Lauren Child

“Rule 1: You can never be completely sure what might happen next.”

Rating: 9.5/10 

Age: 9+

Recommended For: I would recommend this to people who like crime and mystery.

Genres: Crime/Mystery/Fantasy

Summary: Ruby Redfort is a normal everyday girl until she becomes a secret agent working for the undercover group called Spectrum. Spectrum wants Ruby to become their new code cracker and crack the code that could help them solve the case.

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz – L. Frank Baum

Rating: 9/10

Age: 9+

Recommended For: I would recommend this for people who like books that involve adventure and fantasy. I would also recommend it for confident reader but you don’t have to be a confident reader because this book is a mix of easy and hard.

Genres: Adventure/Fantasy

Summary: