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  • The Spook's Apprentice

    The Spook's Apprentice

    Name: nesha Age 11
    25 April 2011;

    Genre: Fantasy

    The fact that the author's description was so accurate that you could imagine it happening right in your room which made you scared to death!!!!!!!!!!! I stayed up full night to finish reading the book, but couldn't sleep the rest of the night because I kept having nightmares. Horror. Recommended...

  • Power Of Five Bk 4: Necropolis

    Necropolis

    Name: Zahra Age 9
    29 March 2011;

    Genre: Adventure

    Had all the thrill that Anthony could fit into a couple of hundred pages. That Scarlett's father was working for Nightrise was a nice little twist. I also liked the idea of making Scott and Jamie inseparable. i really enjoy the cliffhangers that Anthony Horowitz leaves, it makes me feel a lot mor...

  • Picture Perfect

    Picture Perfect

    Name: Morgan Age 10
    28 March 2011;

    Genre: Real life

    I liked the fact that they use a girl who is not perfect. This book is very true to life and i got practically glued to it. i think it is a cool quirky read and it an absolutely fab read!

  • Exodus

    Exodus

    Name: Iffath Age 14
    28 February 2011;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    The start was quite slow for me, and I have to admit that before I actually sat down properly to read it yesterday, I'd read the first page on several occasions and could not get into it. Since I got the book about a month ago, I was pretty excited to read it because it sounded different from any...

  • Just in Case

    Just in case

    Name: Natasha Age 13
    26 February 2011;

    Genre: Real life

    'Just in case' is literally THE best book I have ever read - it's so intriguing, intelligent, wacky and mysterious... It's so different from any other book, and is suitable for both genders.

  • The Phantom of the Opera

    The Phantom Of The Opera

    Name: Amelia Age 13
    16 February 2011;

    Genre: Supernatural

    It is a good book but very hard to read. The language is a little bit difficult and it takes a while to get into, but when you get used to it, it's not too difficult to understand. The names I think were the hardest because they are French. Some words were also in French. Overall, I would recomme...

  • Private Peaceful

    Private Peaceful

    Name: Demi-serrant Age 12
    02 February 2011;

    Genre: Books set in the past

    I would recommend this book to children aged 12+ and to people who want a change. I would recommend this to emotional people but be careful you're sure to cry.

  • Love, Aubrey

    Love Aubrey

    Name: Lucy Age 11
    02 February 2011;

    Genre: Friends and family

    Because, I feel like the little 11 year old girl is with me at all times and sometimes I am her.

  • The Shamer's Daughter

    The Shamer's Daughter

    Name: Katherine Age 13
    02 February 2011;

    Genre: Fantasy

    It is a fast pace book with surprises at every corner, you will love the story of a girl who must use her power to save her mother as well as a prince on the run.

  • Eragon: Book One

    Eragon

    Name: Anastaisia Age 14
    02 February 2011;

    Genre: Fantasy

    There are strange twists throughout the whole story, it always keeps you thinking and you always want to read on and find out the answer.