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Super Bad (Bad Guys Episode 8) by Aaron Blabey
The Boy Who Fooled The World |
 | Reviewed by George D. CLPS Cole is the odd one out at school. The other kids have the coolest and latest gadgets and fanciest trainers while his family struggles to make enough money to get fed. Until the day one of his paintings is seen and sells for thousands of pounds (dollars) at a posh London Gallery. I like this book because it is very funny and interesting. I rate this book 10/10 because I really liked how the dialogue flowed. I recommend this book to ages 8+ because there is a lot of tricky words. |
The Animal Book by Steve Jenkins
 | Reviewed by Will T. SPS This book is about what animals think about and also how animals smell and taste. How fish breathe and how they eat. Why birds build nests and how some animals sleep. The book tells you about new animals, mammals, warm blooded animals also cold blooded. I rate this book 9.5/10. I recommend it to people that want to learn more about all different animals and all different species. |
RuPaul by Mª Isabel Sánchez Vegara
 | Reviewed by Willow W. SPS Before RuPaul was born a fortune teller told his mum that he would be famous. He liked playing dress up. In those days there were rules of how boys and girls should look and he was the first drag queen that had his own TV and radio shows. I like this book because he isn’t afraid about who he wants to do and he wants to be a drag queen . I recommend this book to Grade 5 and up and for people who like true stories. I rate this book 10/10. |
Five on a Hike Together by Enid Blyton
 | Reviewed by Isabelle BPS The Famous Five (Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog) go on a holiday hike and a thief who recently escaped from prison sent a message to Dick in the middle of the night! What could it mean? Stick around and find out! My favorite character is Anne because she’s a happy girl that loves cleaning and cooking! My favorite part was when they all went to the shops to get delicious food because it sounded so good! I loved the book because I like adventure. I recommend this to 6-14 year olds that like adventures! |
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Deep End
by Jeff Kinney
 | Reviewed by Maceo R. CLPS Greg and his family's house is destroyed and right now they are living in Greg's Grandmother's basement and they need a vacation. A little while later they get an offer from a family member that they can borrow their RV and take it for an adventure. They get in trouble for parking in a restricted area, then they find a lake with a scenic reflection which turns out to be a fish farm. Finally they find an RV park called Campers Eden. Is there still hope for them or will their trip be ruined? I like this book because of how he adjusts the story to his perspective. I rate this book 10/10 and recommend this book for kids aged 10+. |
The 27th Annual African Hippopotamus Race
by Morris Lurie
 | Reviewed by Chloe S. BPS This story is about a hippopotamus who was going into a race. My favourite bit was when Edward’s grandfather was making a big yellow bus into a big bedroom and put Edward’s name on a flag and put it on the top of the bus. Edward is 8 years old. When Edward got his racing number it was 65. There was another big hippopotamus called Sebastian. Sebastian wanted to win the race and I think it was because he is a selfish hippopotamus. I recommend this book to kids aged 8 to 11 that are into hippopotamus and races. I rate this book 4/10. |
Dog Man For Whom The Ball Rolls by Dav Pilkey
 | Reviewed by Riley E. SPS Hi, it's Riley, the one who loves the book the Atlas of the World. During the week I've been reading Dog Man: For Whom The Ball Rolls. Dog Man has a human body sewed with a dog's head and has a kid named Li'l Petey... They're SUPERHEROES. I like it because it has a few good-to-know life lessons. I would recommend this book to people who like graphic novels and people who like animals. I rate it 10/10. |
The Midnight Feast by Sally Rippin
 | Reviewed by Annika D. SAPS Here we are again with Billie B. Brown. In this adventure, Billie and Jack are going camping in Jack's backyard. Will they last the night in the backyard? I think this is a good book. I rate this book a 7 out of 10 because it took me 15 minutes to read. I recommend this book to readers aged 6-10 years old. |
Charles Darwin by Mª Isabel Sánchez Vegara
 | Reviewed by Christian SPS Charles Darwin was an excellent plant-biologist. A plant-biologist is someone that studies plants. He discovered many new species of plant and animal. He lived in Shrewsbury, England and started his discovery in 1831 when the HMAS Beagle left port after getting an invitation to a scientific expedition to the coasts of Africa, South America and Australia. I liked the book because I like plants. I recommend this book to people who like true stories. I rate it 10/10. |
Weirdomania (Weir Do #13) by Ahn Do
 | Reviewed by Annika D. SAPS In the 13th instalment of the Weir Do series, everybody goes NUTS because their favourite wrestler is coming to their town! At school, the kids have a chance to win free tickets to the wrestling show and Weir really, really wants to win the tickets but Bella was the lucky one to win because she got a meerkat to give her a piggy back! Bella ran home excitedly to show her dad that she had won the tickets. Her dad then told her that he had already gotten tickets. Weir was on his way home when Bella's dad shouted at him. It was Weir's lucky day! Did he end up going to the show? Read to find out. I rate this book 9.7/10. Once I started reading I couldn't put it down and I read it all in one go. My favourite part was when Weir mixed Fido and Blockhead together to make a costume. I recommend this book to readers aged 6 and over. |
Pele by Mª Isabel Sánchez Vegara
 | Reviewed by Joel C. SPS This book is about a boy that likes football. As he got older he got better at football. One day he decided to buy his mum and dad a new house. I like this book because it gives you a lot of information. I rate this book a 8/10. I recommend this book to Grades 3/4/5/6 . |
Cross Bones: A Dog's Breakfast:
(Cross Bones #1) by Jack Henseleit
 | Reviewed by Brax R. BGS I really like this book because I like how it has more than one enemy, it also has a whole bunch of twists and turns. Cross Bones is a really funny book about dog pirates (and one that acts like a cat (or is?) ), who go on a whole bunch of adventures together. The main character is called Spot. The other characters are Captain Magnus, Ed the cook, Daisy and the spymaster. I rate this book a 9/10. It is really funny and has a lot of twists and turns. I also recommend this book to people who like to laugh, and who like pirates. This is an awesome book! |
Marley: A Dog Like No Other: A Special Adaptation for Young Readers by John Grogan
 | Reviewed by Kaylee SPS This book is about a a rowdy Labrador dog called Marley who shows joy and a love for life. Even if he did something bad he went everywhere with his family. I would recommend this book to people who enjoy reading about animals. I rate this 10/10. |
The Secret Puppy by Holly Webb
 | Reviewed by Etta CLPS When Daisy arrives at the farm she finds out that there are puppies. She loves this one puppy with a flopped ear so she secretly named him Barney. She sees him almost every day. Her Mum doesn't want a dog but, her brother and Dad do. I rate this book 7/10 because it's a good book. I recommend this book for ages 5+ because there are no hard words or inappropriate things. |
Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney
 | Reviewed by Joel C SPS This book is about a boy that has a bother that he thinks is the favourite. This makes him really jealous. One day he went to get a lunch but he did not have any because he has forgotten to pack it and he didn't have any lunch money. Then he found out that his bother got lunch money, he was really sad and disappointed. I don't like the book because there is no happy bits in it . I would recommend this book to Grade 4 and up. I rate it 6/10. |
Hopping Weird! (WeirDo #12)
by Anh Do
 | Reviewed by Annika D. SAPS Bella and Weir had an assignment to do. They had to make a video about friendship, but they could never figure out what to do. Did I mention that Weir's mum had got a new job? It was like rescuing animals and she would bring animals home for them to heal. She bought home a joey and he stayed with them for a while. Bella and Weir still didn't have a video. They finally came up with an idea. If you have already read the other Weir Do books you will know that they have two pets called Fido, who is a bird and Blockhead, who is a dog and they did not get along with Joey. Long story short.... they end up being best pet friends but there is always a day when you have to say goodbye to your friend. I give this story a rating of 8.5/10. It is a story that you can read in a shorter amount of time compared to other novels. This book would be good for ages 6 and above. Some younger kids might also like it if someone reads it to them at night before bed. |
Big Ideas for Curious Minds by The School of Life
 | Reviewed by Riley E. SPS Today I've been reading the book Big Ideas For Curious Minds, its a book about philosophy and has different kinds of ideas that people have thought and chapters explaining that you could just be tired when you're mad or that why some people get paid more at work than others. I like this book because it tells you about philosophy. I rate this book 10/10. I recommend this book to kids who get mad easily. |
John Lennon by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
 | Reviewed by Willow W. SPS John, Paul ,Ringo and George became the most popular band in the world. Wherever they went, crowds of teenagers greeted them waving signs. I like this book because it can help kids to do their dreams . I rate it 6/10. I recommend this book to ages 7 and up. |
Ella at Eden by Laura Sieveking
 | Reviewed by Charlotte K. SPS I have only read up to Page 24. In this book Ella now goes to a boarding school for girls. She is sad to be leaving her family but excited to be sharing a dorm with her BFF Zoe. So far I am enjoying this book because it's continuing on from the book series Ella Diaries. I rate this book 10/10. I recommend it to people who like the Ella Diaries. |
The Nerd Herd by Nathan Luff
 | Reviewed by Charlotte K. SPS Barny, Shaama, and Billy are getting bullied a lot. Barny wants to stop it from happening by forming a team of heroes with Shaama and Billy. But what happens when Billy says he can't be a hero because his horns are fragile and not for battling use? I would recommend this to people who like crazy animal stories. I rate this 5/10. |
The Big Sister (Billie B. Brown #9) by Sally Rippin
 | Reviewed by Annika D. SAPS Billie is going to be a big sister because her mum is having a baby! She is super excited but nervous too. Billie really wants to give the new baby her teddy that she has had since she was a baby. She was hoping for a baby sister but she got a baby brother instead. Billie decided that she did not want to give up her teddy anymore because big girls can still be baby girls too. I rate this book 7 out of 10. This book is a very easy read and suitable for ages 5 to 10. |
Mahatma Gandhi by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vergara
 | Reviewed by Holly W. SPS I like this book because of the detail used in the pictures. I rate this a solid 8/10. I recommend this for people that like biographies. |
The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight. by R.L. Stine
 | Reviewed by Emmett SPS Firstly, I rate this 10/10 for storytelling! The story is about 2 siblings visiting their grandparents house. However they are shocked when they discovered that the creepy scarecrows walk at midnight. The ending is odd, and how the scarecrows are alive is weird. I like it because of the eerie aspects of the scarecrows. They really kept themselves a mystery. I recommend this book to beginners of horror, maybe 12-20 years old, and people who are true fans of horror. |
Slime by David Walliams
 | Reviewed by Audrey C. CLPS This book was written by the extraordinary David Williams. This fantastic book is about a boy called Ned and his best friend Slime. Slime was accidentally created when Ned was trying to play a trick on his horrid sister Jemima. He put all the jars of Badger snot, slippery sludge, frogspawn and many more that I can’t go on with together - that’s how the amazing Slime was created. So together Ned and Slime set to make all the terrible grown ups of Mulch pay for all the mean doings they’ve done. I loved this book so much and think it’s a perfect book for all ages. I rate it 8/10. |
Pokemon: Tree's a Crowd by Tracey West
 | Reviewed by Joel C. SPS This book is about a boy that has a lot of friends and one day he founds a boy and after a long time they became good friends. I like this book because it gives you lots of information. Irate this book a 8/10. I recommend this book to people in Grades 5/6. |
My Hero Academia No #8 by Kohei Horikoshi
 | Reviewed by Deeandra F. CLPS My Hero Academia reads from right to left, starting in the upper right corner. Japanese is read from right to left, meaning that action, sound effects, and word-balloon order are completely reversed from English order. I rate this book 8/10 because of it's amazing battle scenes and very beautiful characters. I recommend this book for anyone who has read books 1-7 and that is aged 10+. |
Fantastic Mr. Fox by Roald Dahl
 | Reviewed by Maceo R. CLPS This book is about a mischievous, clever and fantastic fox also known as Fantastic Mr. Fox! Mr Fox has a family that mooches off three very unhealthy and mean farmers. The first farmer is a man named Boggis. He is a chicken farmer and has chicken for breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper. The second farmer is a short little guy called Bunce. He has a goose farm and has donuts stuffed with goose liver. Last but not least is Bean. He is a rich man who lives on home made apple cider, he is rather skinny as well. They find out what Mr. Fox is doing and team up to find him and destroy him. Will they find him and exterminate him or will Mr Fox and his family get away and live in peace? I like this book because of the humor and adventure. I rate this book 10/10. I reccomend this book for kids aged 9+ |
The Republic of Birds by Jessica Miller
 | Reviewed by Kiesha SPS When strange things start to happen to Olga, did she get powers? Find out by reading the whole book! I haven't finished it yet, but I love it because it entertains me and I love birds so its a part of my interest as well. I rate this 10/10. I recommend this book to whoever loves birds, shows interest and likes entertainment. |
Dream Dog by Lou Berger
 | Reviewed by George D. CLPS Have you ever wanted a dog? Well this book is the fantasy of a young boy named Harry who's Dad works in a Pepper Factory and has a very sensitive nose from all the pepper. One day Harry's Dad bought him a chameleon but he still longed for a dog. Then one dog-less day he put on his X-35 Infra-Rocket Imagination helmet and imagined a dog. The X-35 Infra-Rocket was made out of an old football helmet, with lots of silvery aluminum foil that stuck up zigzagging like bolts of lightening. The dog was blue and made of clouds and he had 3 fleas on his tail that you couldn't brush out. His name was Waffle. They went everywhere together (sorry I have to end it here because I don't want to spoil it). I really like this book because I didn't have a dog for a long time and I really wanted one, just like Henry. I rate this book 10/10. I recommend this book to anyone who wants/has a dog. P.S. This is my brother's favourite book! |
Dog Man: Twenty Thousand Fleas Under the Sea (Dog Man #11) by Dav Pilkey
 | Reviewed by Nash SPS This book is about a dog with the body of a cop who saves the day. In this book the fleas are back, hiding under a sandwich shop building, in a submarine to throw pies at people. It was a good book because you don't know what's coming next. I rate it 10/10 and recommend it to anyone looking for a laugh. |
The Amazing Dylan Alcott by Chris Maher
 | Reviewed by James BPS Dylan Alcott is one of Australia’s most known wheelchair tennis players, he has won many awards including Australian of the year 2022. This book tells you about Dylan’s life and his amazing achievements as both a wheelchair tennis and wheelchair basketball player. Take a step into Dylan’s story and find out how he got so good! I thoroughly enjoyed this book as it is very suspenseful and it keeps you guessing about what is going to happen next. I recommend this book to anyone that is 10 yrs.+ I rate this book 9 out of 10. |
Heartstopper: Volume One by Alice Oseman
 | Reviewed by Keisha M. SPS This book is about a boy named Charles Spring, (but everyone calls him Charlie). He meets another boy who sits next to him in class, Nick Nelson. They quickly become friends and hang out almost everyday. Charlie has 3 other friends named Tao, Aled and Elle. But he's been a bit distant towards them and has been hanging out with Nick much more than them. I like this book because it fits my interests with books and to me its entertaining. I recommend this book to people who are 11+ years and who like graphic novels. I rate it 10/10. |
Both Can Be True By Jules Machias
 | Reviewed by Alesandra D. SPS I really like this book because it is about being confident in yourself and it is really entertaining to read. It was really hard for me to put the book down. I recommend this book to people who like to read about romance and adventure that are Grades 6 and above I rate this book 10/10. |
Minecraft Legends: Return of the Piglins:
An Official Minecraft Novel by Matt Forbeck
 | Reviewed by Liam BPS What if the Nether and Overworld merged? This exciting story is about a piglin called Kritten who is the smartest of the great Bungus’s clan, and a human called Farnum who dreams of running a zoo. Their paths cross when Farnum journeys to the Nether to find new and exotic creatures to display and when Kritten gets banished from the Baston. Farnum soon learns that Kritten can give him cool new creatures for his zoo but soon this trust collapses into war. I rate this book 10/10 for the epic series of events and how all of the words were able to put a movie in my brain. What a great book everyone! I recommend this book the people aged 10+ because it is a fairly long book. |
The Goldfish Boy by Lisa Thompson
 | Reviewed by Audrey CLPS Written by the mastermind Lisa Thompson, this amazing, scary, mysterious and beautiful book is about a curious young boy called Mathew who has Obsessive Compulsive Disorder(OCD) and lives in a boring street we’re nothing ever happens. Then one day at exactly 12:55PM on a sunny day, Teddy Dawson, Mr Charles grandson goes missing. So Mathew needs to face his fears of germs and help Melody Bird find the 15 month old baby. I loved this book so much it was such a thrill ride I can’t wait to read it again. I rate this book 8/10. I recommend this book for people aged 10 and over because it has some adult language involved in it. |
Flat Stanley by Jeff Brown
 | Reviewed by Angus M. BuniPS One night imagine that you got flattened… well that’s what’s happened to Stanley! One night the poster on his wall fell on him so they went to the doctor and he was 1 inch thick and he could fit through almost anything. He can fit on the doors, he can fit in posters and and he could be useful on kites and surfboards, but no one really liked him. I recommend this book for people that want excitement and happiness. I rate this book a 7/10 |
Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye by Geronimo Stilton
 | Reviewed by Maceo R. CLPS Geronimo Stilton is a book about a mouse and his adventuring family. They go on some of the wildest and most stunning journeys. He has a nephew named Benjamin and a curios sister named Thea. They all live in Mouse City. This book is about an emerald eye that Thea pulls Geronimo into a high thrilling stakes adventure and eventually they find it! I really like this book because there's lots of adventure and thrills. I rate this book 10/10. I reccomend this book for people with a love for action and adventure. |
The Odd 1s Out: How to Be Cool and Other Things I Definitely Learned from Growing Up by James Rallison
 | Reviewed by Kip B. BuniPS The Odd 1s Out is an amazing book full of hilarious stories and comedy. There are so many jokes, fun characters and comedy throughout the book. This is a great book to read if you have a little bit of a dark sense of humour. The book includes humorous illustrations to go along with the storyline that are also extremely funny. I recommend this book for 10-14 year olds. I rate it 10/10 (I have reread it 3 times now!) |
Astrophysics for Young People in a Hurry
by Neil deGrasse Tyson
 | Reviewed by Deeandra F. CLPS What would you do if you were stuck in the Australian Space Station, in a lab, with a lab coat on? Well, in this book, you'll find out! This book teaches us about the wonders of the universe. For all those who want to be an astrophysisist, this is the book for you! When I read this book, I was immersed in a reality of physics, astrophysics, and more! This book relies solely on jokes, and well, obviously, SPACE! I woud rate this book 10/10 for all the jokes, space puns, and space refrences! I would recomend this for ages 12+ because even though it's so funny, it's surprisingly hard. For proof, my DAD finds this a hard book to read. |
Caesar the War Dog by Stephen Dando-Collins
 | Reviewed by Henry BuniPS Do you like books about war or dogs? Well this book by Stephen Dando-Collins is for you. Join Caesar the explosive detention dogs (EDD), Ben his handler, Ben’s best friend Charlie and more, in a journey of thrills and sadness. After an ambush Caesar and Ben have been separated on the other side of the world. Can Ben and his family search for clues to find out if Caesar is alive? Find out by reading this epic based on true stories of military and service dogs who save countless lives. I rate this book 10/10 for the amazing description of battles that make you fee like you’re there. I recommend this book for children aged 10+. |
Diper Överlöde (Diary of a Wimpy Kid #17)
by Jeff Kinney
 | Reviewed by Emily C. CLPS One of my favourite parts of this book is when they enter the ‘HANDS ON A VAN’. The rules were that if you keep your hand on the van you could keep it. There was a huge crowd (more than the band thought). As it was getting late Greg's mom told Greg to go there and give the band some sandwiches. When he got there he didn't expect that most of the people who were already there were still THERE. I would say more but I wouldn't want to ruin the surprise. I like this book because it show that sometimes your siblings can help you, but not always. I also like this book because its funny and a good book. I rate this book 9.5/10. I recommended this book for people aged 8 or 9+ as it may have hard words. Now I'm going to get the book as I want to read it again! |
Reviewed by Willow W. SPS
This book is about Greg and how he wants to be famous. The band went to places and did some music but the crowd was starting to get mad. They keep trying and trying.
I like this book because it's funny and it's a good book for kids. I think little kids will love
it so I recommend the book to ages 5 and up
I rate it 7/10.
This book is about Greg and how he wants to be famous. The band went to places and did some music but the crowd was starting to get mad. They keep trying and trying.
I like this book because it's funny and it's a good book for kids. I think little kids will love
it so I recommend the book to ages 5 and up
I rate it 7/10.
Jetty Jumping by Andrea Rowe
 | Reviewed by Sam O. BuniPS There are five people in this story, Bonnie, Clancy, Matilda, Clementine and Milla. All of them love jumping off jettys, but Milla is too afraid of jumping into the deep blue ocean. Milla keeps watching all her friends jumping off the jetty and starts to feel a bit more comfortable about it and stands up and jumps off the jetty and now wants to keep going. I recommend this book for people that like swimming and risky things. I rate this book a 7/10. |
Open Wide and Say Arrrgh! (The Bad Guys Episode 15) by Aaron Blabey
 | Reviewed by Tannah B. CLPS Open Wide and Say Arrrgh is, in my opinion, one of the best books because it's so funny. There is a crazy, funny deranged Dentist that wants them to have “beautiful teeth” (they're actually disgusting teeth). There are so many twists in this book. I love it so much. I recommend it to ages 9+. I rate it a good 10/10!!! |
The Bad Guys: Episode 1 by Aaron Blabey
 | Reviewed by Vincent P. BuniPS My opinion on this book is it is very funny. I do recommend it if you like laughing a lot. The book is so entertaining. There are these guys named Shark, Piranha, Wolf, Snake and Tarantula and they try to steal things. It’s so good! I recommend this for ages eight and above. My rating is 10 out of 10! |
A Bear Called Paddington by Michael Bond
 | Reviewed by Angus M. BuniPS There was a bear called Paddington and when he was a baby bear he got shipped to England. He was at the train station and he was sitting on his suitcase and some people came up to him. The couple that were named Mr and Ms Brown decided to bring him back to their house. That’s just the start of Paddington’s adventure. I would recommend this book for kids looking for adventure and excitement. I rate this book 7/10 because I really like when he gets brought home. |
Tashi by Anna Fienberg
 | Reviewed by Muhammad C. BuniPS This book is super funny because the ending is hilarious 😆. It was supposed to be creepy but at the end it is super, super funny because the tiger was chasing the owner in an exotic jungle then the tiger started to tickle the owner. I recommend this book for people who like action books. I rate this book a 8.2/10. |
Little People Big Dreams: Stephen Hawking
by Mª Isabel Sánchez Vegara
 | Reviewed by Paul A. SPS This book is about the life of Stephen Hawking. The start of the book is about Stephen in school and in a family of geniuses. Stephen had good grades but, was never top of the class. When in school he made a computer from clock and phone parts. In university he had a disease that would be with him forever. I like this book because it talked about his early life and it also talks about his family a bit too. I recommend this book to preps and above. I rate this book 7/10. |
Obby Challenge (Diary of a Roblox pro #3)
by Ari Avatar
 | Reviewed by Muhammad C. BuniPS This book is about the Roblox Obby Challenge that the character was dared to do in the book. I think the creator is trying to make this book interesting but it’s making the story a little creepy! I recommend this book for people who like challenging things. I rate this 8.7/10. |
Minecraft: The Island by Max Brooks
 | Reviewed by Paul A. SPS This story is about a person who wakes up in the middle of the ocean with amnesia and no idea where they are. Our survivor friend must escape hordes of zombies and skeletons and run from giant spiders and exploding creepers to survive the island that has imprisoned them. I like this book because it's Minecraft and because its a story of survival. I also like this book because there is a hint of horror. I rate this book 10/10. I recommend this book to people who like Minecraft and mystery. |
Billionaire Boy by David Walliams
 | Reviewed by Toby S. BuniPS This book is about a boy who was as poor as a box. His dad worked at the toilet roll factory. Then a life changing day came for them when his dad made an invention of bum wipes. This makes him billions of dollars a minute until it it all falls apart. I recommend this book for people who like big books and some action. I rate this book a 8/10. |
The Diary Of A Young Girl by Anne Frank
 | Reviewed by Lily C. SPS This is Anne Frank’s diary. Anne Frank was 4 when she needed to move because Hitler was putting all the Jews in a camp to punish them. Anne Frank’s diary is about what life was like before her family got punished for the rest of their lives! This book is a very strong book but it is good to know what it was like for he being a Jew in WW2. I really like this book. It made me want to cry but also wants me to be happy. I recommend this book to anyone that likes history and isn’t very emotional because you will cry. I rate this book a 10/10. |
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
by Roald Dahl
 | Reviewed by Max BuniPS Charlie is a young poor boy. He lives in a small home with his parents and grandparents. One day he gets a golden ticket To Mr Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory and that’s where the adventures begin! I rate this book 7/10. I recommend this book for children of all ages and anyone who loves chocolate! |
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
by J.K Rowling
 | Reviewed by Alesandra D. SPS Harry Potter's summer has been the worst. A house elf named Dobby, has given him warnings to not go to Hogwarts that year. Harry was rescued from his best friend Ron in a flying car!! Once they were at Hogwarts strange things started happening to the students. It was like Dobby's sinister predictions were coming to life. I like this book because I'm a big Harry Potter fan. I rate it 8/10 because this Harry Potter book is not the best book of the series to me. I recommend this book to Harry Potter fans and people who like mystery. |
My Dog Bigsy by Alison Lester
 | Reviewed by Eve C. BuniPS My Dog Bigsy is a nice book about a little dog who causes a big commotion. It is also about his friendship with a family and a little girl in the family that takes care of Bigsy. She loves him. I rate this book a 7.5/10. I recommend this book to people of all ages who like dogs, animals and calming books. |
Emmeline Pankhurst by Lisbeth Kaiser
 | Reviewed by Lily C. SPS Emmeline was a young girl born in the 1850s. She believed that women should have the right to vote and should be able to have jobs. As she grew up and a war broke out, she encouraged women to do what men had usually done. When the men came back from war everything seemed better. I like this book because she wants to stand up for what is right and it worked out for her I recommend this book to young girls in Prep to Year 6+. I rate this book 10/10. |
Reviewed by Charlotte K. SPS
Emmeline worked for woman's rights. For years she voted for woman's rights but nothing changed. She had 4 children. She protested at lots of places. Some people laughed but others listened. The government tried to stop them. I like it because it's about woman's rights.
I rate this book 9/10.
I recommend this book to people who are interested in how woman got their rights.
Emmeline worked for woman's rights. For years she voted for woman's rights but nothing changed. She had 4 children. She protested at lots of places. Some people laughed but others listened. The government tried to stop them. I like it because it's about woman's rights.
I rate this book 9/10.
I recommend this book to people who are interested in how woman got their rights.
Real Pigeons Fight Crime by Andrew McDonald
 | Reviewed by Toby S. BuniPS This book is about a pigeon who is a master at hiding in plain sight. One day a pigeon came and let him join a group in the city with other pigeons with special powers like him. I recommend this book for people who like crime and mystery! I rate this book 9/10. |
Jane Austen by Mª Isabel Sánchez Vegara
 | Reviewed by Kaylee E. SPS This book is about a little girl who loved to read and write. She wrote lots of nice long novels. I recommend this book to girls. I rate it 7/10. |
Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
 | Reviewed by Eve C. BuniPS Charlottes Web is a book about a pig called Wilber and a friendship with a spider that is called Charlotte who lives in the barn. The pig was only a baby and saw Charlotte and Charlotte had a talent that she once had written a nice word that was words to describe Wilber like some pig, terrific, radiant, and humble. It is a sad story. I rate this book a 9.5/10. I recommend this book for people who like to read chapter books and s nice and calming story with some sad parts. |
The Others?! (Bad Guys: Episode 16) by Aaron Blabey
 | Reviewed by Jai B. SPS This book is about the Bad Guys who try and save the the day by stopping the weird looking thing in the woods by working together as a team. I like this book because its funny, creative and cool. I rate this book a 7.5/10 I recommend this book to people who like action. |
The Bad Book by Andy Griffiths
 | Reviewed by Tehya F-C. MPS I love this book because I love the poetry and how many stories there are inside! It is so funny. The stories almost always rhyme! I love saying the poetry out loud. I recommend this book to people who have a sense of humor, because they will get all of the funny jokes. Or from 6+ years, because some of the stories include toilet jokes and poo jokes. I rate this book 8/10. |
Reviewed by Piper L. MPS
There were so many stories that I can't remember all of them!
Ten pages of the book only said badder and badder.
I recommend The Bad Book for 7-9 year olds because it has a bit of things that might scare younger kids.
I rate it 9/10.
There were so many stories that I can't remember all of them!
Ten pages of the book only said badder and badder.
I recommend The Bad Book for 7-9 year olds because it has a bit of things that might scare younger kids.
I rate it 9/10.
Reviewed by Toby S. BuniPS
This is the silliest and the stupidest book on the planet! It is The Bad Book. There are so many bad songs, bad stories and bad drawings but it is the best book there is.
I recommend this book for people who have a funny sense of humour.
I rate this book a 10/10!
This is the silliest and the stupidest book on the planet! It is The Bad Book. There are so many bad songs, bad stories and bad drawings but it is the best book there is.
I recommend this book for people who have a funny sense of humour.
I rate this book a 10/10!
Minecraft: Blockopedia by Alex Wiltshire
 | Reviewed by Liam BPS This book may look very BIG and heavy, but it is very useful in many ways. This block of a book teaches Minecraft players new and old about all of the blocks in the game all of them up to 1.17 (the caves and cliffs update). This book is now outdated but useful. Anyway, this book can help players learn about the stats about each and every block such as blast resistance, hardness, light emission, if it is renewable, if it is flammable, if it can be obtained by silk touch and if it is transparent semi-transparent or opaque (solid). I rate this book 10/10 for the great insight on all of the blocks. I recommend this book to people ages 10+ because it is a long book and it takes a while to read (about 3 hours). |
How (Not) to Annoy Mum by Dave Hughes & Holly Ife
 | Reviewed by Charlotte CariPS How (Not) to Annoy Mum is a funny stand-alone book. In this book three children constantly annoy their Mum. The character of mum is very loving, caring and gives lots of time to her kids. Like everyone in this book they are koalas. Throughout this book the character of mum wears a spotty T-shirt and black pants. This book is set all around the house, car and at the shops. The mood of the book is very heart warming and playful. On every page there are colorful and detailed illustrations. Overall How (Not) to Annoy Mum is a playful stand-alone book. I recommend that children aged 3 to 12 read this book. I rate How Not to Annoy Mum 5/10. |
Pony Crazy (Pony Tails #1) by Bonnie Bryant
 | Reviewed by Jess BPS The Pony Tails are a group of people who go on a trail ride. They meet a new rider, Corey. Read the book to find out the rest! I liked this heart warming book because they help Macaroni the horse and his sore legs. The main characters are Jasmine and May. My favourite character is Macaroni the pony because he is a horse and I like horses. I recommend this to 5-12 olds if you like horses and animals! |
Show Time! (Hot Dog #7) by Anh Do
 | Reviewed by Bentley MPS Show Time (Hot Dog #7) is about a group of friends. They entered a competition to earn some cash prize, but they didn't win so they told themselves that they might win next time. Then the friends all went to a wedding and disaster struck. My favorite character is Kev. I like Kev because he is big, large and super funny. I rate this book 7/10 because it's too short and the sentences are too short as well. I recommend is book to people who like funny books. |
Black Cockatoo by Carl Merrison
 | Reviewed by James BPS Black Cockatoo is based in Queensland where an Aboriginal girl named Mia lives with her brother, mother and father as well as her extended family. Her brother Jy shot down a dirran (black cockatoo) with a slingshot, the dirran being her totem animal, meant that she couldn’t kill or eat the cockatoo. How will she look after the dirran and it’s broken wing? This book welcomes you into aboriginal culture and language. It also has been a finalist for many awards including The Children’s Book of the Year Award. I recommend this book to 10 to 14 year olds I rate this 8/10. |
Once by Morris Gleitzman
 | Reviewed by Zac BPS Once is about a boy named Felix, who is a Jewish boy living in Poland during World War 2. Felix escapes an orphanage not knowing what’s happening in the outside world. He is determined to find his parents. He comes across a little girl named Zelda who survived a house fire. After a bit of hiding Felix and Zelda get found and taken by the Nazis. The Nazis are now are taking them to a concentration camp. They get taken by a man claiming to be able to help them and assist find his parents but is it enough? I really enjoyed this book as it’s a historical fiction book. I recommend this book to 10 – 15-year old’s who like learning about war. Once is the first in a 7-part series. I rate this 9 / 10 as Zelda get annoying at times. |
The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith
 | Reviewed by Imogen MPS This book is about a donkey doing lots of things. I liked this book because it is a bit funny, crazy, catchy and it is a bit funny too. I recommend this book to kids because this book tells them not to be silly, bad, crazy and not to get up to mischief. I rate this book a 9.5/10. |
Karen's Haircut by Ann M. Martin
 | Reviewed by Harriet S. BGS This book is about how a little girl didn’t like how she looked so she went to a salon to get a haircut. The hairdresser cut to much hair and then the girl got bullied. She changed more about herself, like put make up on and changed her name more than 10 times, but her friend still didn’t want to go to her party/fake wedding. Then they had a talk and her friend liked her just the way she was. I recommend this book to 9 to 12 year olds and people who like drama. I rate this a 9/10. What I like about this story is there is some drama but people learn to be nice. |
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