Time Travelling with a Hamster – Ross Welford

Rating: 10/10   

Age: 10+

Genres: Adventure, Action

Recommended for: I recommend this book to anyone that likes a thrilling story with a bit of humour.

Summary: Time Travelling with a Hamster isn’t a book about hamsters (if you were wondering) the hamster is Albert’s pet that he gets on his birthday. But this birthday is a special birthday, because Albert gets a note that his dad wrote before he died which was to be given to Albert on his 12th birthday. The following week Albert reads it(because the note said to read it 7 days after he

The Spin – Rebecca Lisle

 

Rating: 8/10   

Genres: Adventure, fantasy, mystery

Ages: 9 +

“His destiny lies across the dangerous sky”

I would definitely recommend this book for animal lovers in particular as they are are large part of the book. Others who enjoy adventure or mystery or this book just appeals to them i almost certainly will guarantee you that some feature in this book will meet your standards.

The spin will make you sit on the edge of your seat on more than one occasion. It will make  you gasp or groan or even feel character’s pain. It will make you wonder and expect higher. You will feel the character’s woes and excitements. The spin will break your heart and then sew it back together.

The Adventures of Captain Underpants – Dave Pilkey

 

Rating: 3/10  

Recommended for: I would recommend this book for boys and maybe some girls. I only read it because my brother read it when he was younger so it was in the cupboard. I did not enjoy it at all since the plot was boring and it was so unrealistic. Even though books don’t have to be realistic, they are just silly things in this book that you can’t even imagine or think of in your head. On the plus side it had very good pictures that help you understand things better.

Ratburger – David Walliams

 

Rating: 8/10

Genre: Adventure

Recommended for: This book I would recommend to as young as 9 since it has some yuck bits in it and some bits are a little bit cruel. I would recommend this book to both boys and girls but especially boys. Some of the other David Walliams books I would recommend for just boys and others just girls, but really anyone can read anyone of them.

This book is about a girl named Zoe who has a pretty unfortunate life. She used to have a great life but everyone ruined it for her. Her stepmother Sheila is horrible to her and does not respect her one tiny little bit. She has a pet rat but

David Walliams

David Walliams is an author. But he is not just an author, he is a great author.

He can do all types of book genres and they’re all just so great.He has movies to most of his books and I think whoever has made the movie has done a really good job in getting what the book has and the messages from the book into the movie. His books are not in a series but they all have the same newsagent and it is called Raj’s Newsagent. He is a dodgy seller trying to give you ridiculous prices and sales and most of his things have been half eaten or unwrapped or out of date. David Walliams usually features himself in most of his movies as something, so that they can show that he is the author. Some roles that he plays are bigger than others but he is still in them.

His books are: Gangsta Granny, Ratburger, Grandpa’s Great Escape, The Boy in the dress, Billionaire Boy, Mr Stink, Demon Dentist, Camp David, Awful Auntie, The slightly Annoying Elephant, The First Hippo On the Moon, The Queen’s Orangutan and The Bear Who Went Boo.

My favourite would have to be Mr Stink since I love the messages in it. But truly I think all his books are very very good and he is a talented author.

The World of David Walliams – Read all about the author here…

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Andy Roid and the Superhuman Secret – Felice Arena

Rating: 8/10 

Genre: Action

Recommend for:  All the kids how like action

It is about a boy called Andy. One day andy was coming back from his mum and dad’s bakery and on the way to his house he notices a black car right behind him, he tries to get away but he still follow he has an idea to time a red light so the black car would stop but it cimp going and there is a truck and they both hit the truck and andy would of died but his parents revived him but he is half human and half robot.

– Tin Tin a cow (the best cow ever) – 

 

 

Lone Survivor – Patrick Robinson & Marcus Luttrell

Rating: 9/10

Originally published: June 12, 2007

Recommended for: I would recommend this book if you’re a strong reader can can handle the time to finish the book and are looking for a good challenge .I do not recommend this for the others who can’t read it with its challenging vocabulary

Summary:

This is set in June 28, 2005,

Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Red wings and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10 is a nonfiction book showing the errors and hard evidence of what fatality what happened in operation red wings. Being packed with lots of action with a mix with drama and nonfiction the book shows in words what happened in operation red wings.

Being based off a operation in afghanistan with seal team ten on a mission to find and capture and bring one off the biggest arms dealers of the war.

The Tom Gate Series – L. Pichon

Rating: 10/10        

These books are wonderful to read. Anyone can start reading them up from when your nine until almost whenever because I still enjoy reading them now. They are full of excitement, anger, disaster and just plain humour. I would recommend them for boys but I can’t really say that since I read them. They have very easy print and it’s very easy to read since it has so many pictures compared to words. Some of them look long because they have a lot of pages but they truly don’t. Most of the page is filled up with pictures and drawings that he does or just empty space. As I was saying before they would probably be better read by boys but anyone could read them.

The Curious incident of the Dog in the Night-time – Mark Haddon

Rating: 9/10  

Genre: Fiction, Mystery

Age:12+

This book is a sometimes scary and sometimes action packed. Christopher Boone knows all the countries in the world and all the prime numbers up to 7057. He can’t stand being touched and he hated the colours brown and yellow. He lives with his father, his mother died in hospital. Next door lives Mrs Shears. One night Mrs Shears’ dog was murdered. Cristopher is nosey and picks it up. Mrs Shears comes out of the house and she calls the police.