Latest Kids Book Reviews

The Smartest Kid in the Universe is a great book. Its about a boy named Jake who the most lazy person in his school. One day, Jake eats some jellybeans that he found lying around in the hotel where his mom works. A few minutes later, he finds out that he's supersmart!!!He knows a bunch of stuff. The girl that he likes, Grace Garcia, told him that their principle is planning to tear down the school and steal her ancestor's treasure! Now Jake has to find out how to keep her from destroying the school with his supersmart powers.

Front Desk by Kelly Yang is a book about a girl named Mia Tang who has just come from China and started working in a motel with her parents as the front desk manager. their boss Mr. Yao is very mean and so is his son Jason Yao. As Mia starts 5th grade she not only has to go through the harships of school but also the hardships of her home: the motel. Her job is managing the front desk and her best friend Lupe also helps her sometimes. I love this book and hope you do too.

Everything isn't that calm, neither is life when you are with Vesper Holly, her guardian Brinnie along with his wife, Mary as we all set out to Europe with a royal invitation to celebrate the diamond jubilee. But as soon as Holly got in Europe, they got in problems and battles along the way. Mary, Brinnie's wife got kidnapped, another kingdom wants to capture Drackenberg as their own expansion for their own kingdom, and faced Dr. Helvitius. So in order to help Drackenberg, Holly then must set out to seek the lost painting by Leonardo da Vinci. Will she make out alive once again after this adventure? - Happy Reading!

Wonder by R.J. Palacio is about a boy named August (but they call him "Auggie"). He has a facial deformity which means his face looks deformed and it's his first year going to school because he's always done homeschool. When he started 5th grade he made 2 friends: Summer Dawson and Jack Will. There's another boy who is named Julian but he is very mean to Auggie. In this book, Auggie has to face the tragedies that happen in 5th grade but also has fun and funny moments. I personally love this book because it teaches kids to be kind no matter what the person looks like. I would definitely recommend this book to all 5th-6th graders.

I read this in 4th grade and I absolutely fell in love with it. The characters, the emotions, and... everything really. It's an amazing book and it teaches so many great lessons. If you are very emotional it'll probably make you cry. Most of what get from the book is love. From the moment when I opened it until the I finished the book made me feel like I wanted to love everybody in the world with all my heart. It made feel so warm that I still rember to this day, as a 7th grader, how good it felt. I recommend this book to any 9–11-year-old and I hope you learn all the lessons you can from it.