Families Book Reviews

Name: Tara Casey
27 March 2010;

Genre: Animals

The illustrations and font are great. The tenet of animals being free is also a good one but I can't help feeling it's a bit lost on a 3-5 year old. Enjoyable none the less.

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Name: Georgia Age 8
07 March 2010;

Genre: Historical Fiction

I loved in this book and how, at the end, fabulous Michael Morpurgo only then explains about the whales. That's when you finally find out about the dying whales. This book is my best book yet and it gets five stars from me. Gracie was just like my character in real life. Always waiting for anoth...

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Name: Meggan Age 13
03 March 2010;

Genre: Supernatural

It is very interesting and I didn't want to put it down once I started reading it.

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Name: James Age 13
23 October 2009;

Genre: Books set in the past

I wouldn't really recomend this book as the events are static and all the events move along too slowly.

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Name: Ellie Age 14
23 October 2009;

Genre: Books set in the past

I thought the book was really interesting and I liked the way the author linked Grace Brown's murder with Mattie's life.

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Name: Ava Age 10
20 July 2009;

Genre: Supernatural

This book is really good because it is very adventurous and it makes you want to just keep reading. It is a really good start to the fantastic series of books.

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Name: Neelam
24 April 2009;

Genre: Books set in the past

To kill a mocking bird is a fantastic novel filled with emotions such as affection, anger sympathy and hatred. The themes which are explored in the novel are inequality, love, racism, identity and empathy and they convey many strong meanings which are portrayed in symbolism e.g. one of the charac...

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Name: Eileen Age 14
25 July 2008;

Genre: Dystopian

It is a well written book that is difficult to understand at the start but explains things as it goes along. For anyone aged 12 or above!

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