Schools & Libraries Book Reviews

Name: Alisha Age 11
19 January 2011;

Genre: Family & Home

I recommend this book because it is enjoyable and it wants to make you read on. I hope other people have enjoyed it.

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Name: Katherine Age 13
19 January 2011;

Genre: Humour

Any one who has read the Diamond Brothers series will love this book. With the stupid humour of the older detective.

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Name: evie Age 11
19 January 2011;

Genre: Family & Home

It is very emotional and well writen

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Name: Natasha Age 13
17 January 2011;

Genre: Science Fiction

It's gripping, intelligent, and will appeal to both genders. The book sets a new perspective for the world, and there wasn't any dull chapters - a really exciting book.

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Name: Anastaisia.K.C Age 14
12 January 2011;

Genre: Fantasy

It is well written, but the books don't really link together because it is like starting a new book every time, but apart from that it keeps you enthralled the whole time you read it.

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Name: Katherine Age 13
12 January 2011;

Genre: Animals

The book is very well written and any reader who loves action packed book with a cute cub thrown in. Animal lovers will enjoy this book very much

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Name: Amelia Age 13
19 December 2010;

Genre: Books set in the past

It is interesting to read and it shows you what could happen if animals one day, took over farms.

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Name: Marion
18 December 2010;

Genre: Adventure

The jacket blurb boasts this book will change [the readers] life. My fellow teacher and and I, with a combined sixty years of reading adolescent lit., rolled our eyes. But read I did and put the book down before the end I did not. I believe (just about) the blurb is true for my students and thin...

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Name: Louisa Age 14
16 December 2010;

Genre: Books set in the past

It is an emotional roller coaster of a ride. It's a good book but it makes you cry. its one of the most powerful books I've ever read.

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Name: Anastaisia. Age 14
16 December 2010;

Genre: Books set in the past

It is a well written book explaining how power is overwhelming and how, that no matter what, everyone is equal, but that some are more equal than others. I liked this book because it tells us about the neverending cycle of power, how it goes from dream to honesty to control to power, back to low...

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