Teenagers Book Reviews

Name: Elizabeth Bentley
09 November 2013;

Genre: Adventure

After what felt like a slow start, I really enjoyed this book. It covers a very short period, just 6 days, then another a week later, but charts the growth in a boy/young man of 16 as he goes from being the named heir to his brother the Prince, to having to take over as Prince and ruler. Feelin...

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Name: Anya Age 11
18 July 2013;

Genre: Personal Growth

I liked this book because it is quite emotional and you keep wondering what is going to happen next. I would rate this 5/5 stars because it is interesting and wants to make you read more. I would recommend this book to 11-15 year olds since it would not be suitable for ages under 10 because it...

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Name: Jessica Age 11
18 July 2013;

Genre: Mystery & Detective

I like the fact that when they find out that the sniper (someone who is making false coins) is in their town and they want to find out who it is. Everybody thinks that Thunder Bolt's dad is the sniper because he is working on an invention that nobody is allowed to know about and he is good with...

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Name: Katie Age 12
08 May 2013;

Genre: Adventure

Because its a great book for teenagers and young adults, by a brand new author, as this is her first book.

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Name: Lisa Age 14
22 April 2013;

Genre: Representation & Inclusion

I have thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, as although being emotionally charged and poignant at times, it has also many cryptic and hidden meanings and symbolism, which add depth to the characters and story. Through Sutcliffe's intense description, I have come to understand what life is like f...

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Name: Chelsea Age 14
22 April 2013;

Genre: Representation & Inclusion

The Wall is a seat-gripping book full of anticipation and adventure, but it also captures many moral issues. It is based on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, and the political aspect may make this book sound incredibly boring, but only makes the book more interesting, as not only is Joshua on a...

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Name: Dominique Age 12
22 March 2013;

Genre: Books set in the past

Syson sustains simultaneous plots which convey the frightening nature of daily life in a country torn apart by war and the fragile but also inspirational nature of human beings drawn into circumstances they cannot escape or ignore. A very worthwhile read!

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Name: Anna Age 12
05 March 2013;

Genre: Real life

Because it is a amazing book which makes your heart sink into it. It's very romantic and sad

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Name: Naomi Frisby
14 January 2013;

Genre: Adventure

Standish Treadwell. Can't read, can't write. Standish Treadwell isn't bright. So sing the school bullies as they give Standish yet another beating. The beatings that make him believe school is invented 'just so the bullies...could beat...[up] kids like me'. Standish Treadwell is the protagonist...

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Name: Nathan Age 13
04 May 2012;

Genre: Real life

Whisper is a true tale of grief,love and despair. It is compelling for these reasons, and draws you in from the first sentence. I would compare it to others such as 'My Sister Lives on the Mantlepiece', and 'We can be Heroes'. It was a great read.

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