Books We've Liked Reading in 2019

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel by Jeff Kinney

Reviewed by Dhilan D. YPCC
Greg Heffley 's school is hosting a Valentine's Dance in the gym. Greg doesn't have a date, so he was looking for one. On the day he found a girl named Abigail who didn't have a date. His friend Rowley actually hung out with Abigail and then they went together as a date.                       
​I recommend this book for Years 2-6.          
I give it 10/10

​Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Ugly Truth by Jeff Kinney

​Reviewed by Joel M. WPS
This story is about Greg and his family. Greg and his friend Rowley get in a fight and they don't get but then Greg asked Rowley if he wanted to be friends again. I recommend this book to people who like comics. I rate this book 10/10 because you don't know what is coming next.

WeirDo by Anh Do

Reviewed by Jackson O’B. APS
Weirdo is an all-round funny book. It is a book about a kid with the first name Weir and the last name Do which comes up with Weirdo. His dad came up with a cheesy song it goes “It’s a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll. I loved this book.

​Pig the Grub by Aaron Blabey

Reviewed by Lily G. APS
Pig the Grub was a very grubby dog. He smelled like mud, smelly socks and rubbish. He never had a bath. His friend Trevor was the opposite of Pig. Trevor was nice and clean. Pig’s owner called out to him and said, "You stinky old mutt you need a good clean from your ears to your butt." But then Pig turned around and ran away out of the bathroom. He ducked, weaved and doubled back. Once he had lost them he blocked the pipe up with a toy so the water would get blocked. But Pig’s plan made the bathroom EXPLODE! From now on Pig has a bath.
I recommend this book for Prep to Year 3.
I give it 7 out of 10 

Pig the Fibber by Aaron Blabey

Reviewed by Abbey B. APS
Pig the pug would always lie and blame it on his friend Trevor. But one day he got his treats down and he learnt his lesson never to lie again.
I would rate this 6/10
I think it would be a good book for 5 - 7 year olds.

Thelma the Unicorn by Aaron Blabey

​Reviewed by Lily G. APS
Thelma wished she could be a unicorn until it came true! She found a carrot on the ground and tied it with a piece of string. Then...a truck tipped over and covered Thelma with pink paint and some glitter then she was a unicorn. There were lots of fans from all over the world they kept following her. Everyone kept taking photos pf her. Then Thelma decided she didn't want to be a unicorn because of the fame. So she washed all of the paint and glitter off. And then she finally got to see her lovely friend Otis.
I recommend this book for Prep to Year 5.
I give this book 8 out of 10

Tiny Timmy #1: Soccer Superstar!
by Tim Cahill

Reviewed by Jackson O’B. APS
Tiny Timmy is a great book for soccer lovers. Timmy needs to be taller to make it into his school soccer program he tries everything, but it doesn’t work. He realizes that if he trains hard enough, he doesn't need to be tall.

Specky Magee by Felice Arena and Garry Lyon

Reviewed by Jackson O’B. APS 
I love this book because I’m a footy lover. I love the Specky Magee series because Specky takes some great marks and has a great life. That's why I love this book.