Kids Books - Adventure Books

The Golden Compass is more than just a book to read; it actually MEANS something. I got it for Christmas and it is so good! It can be very confusing and hard to read, but it is totally worth it. The characters are wonderful (Everyone has to love Lyra because she is stubborn, kind, and strong, and everyone has to love Will because he's the same as Lyra, but original, too), and everything else about it. I loved it, and the rest of the series!

This book is just...WOW!!!Its soooooooooooo amazing!!

Haruhiro is a great leader. I feel bad for Manato because he died to protect his teammates. Shihoru had a crush on Manato, seeing him die in front of her made her terrified and sad.

I thought Lauren Oliver's "Panic" was a really good book, even if I feel like it could've been even better if more came of the challenges in the game. The storyline was amazing with great potential and I think readers who fell for "The Hunger Games" trilogy would really enjoy. I thought the characters were really well-developed and worth rooting for. Also, and I know this will probably sound stupid and unimportant, but I actually really liked how the two main characters described in the description on the back did not fall in love with each other. I liked how their relationships weren't automatically with each other simply because they were the two the story mainly focused on. Anyways, the suspense was great and I liked how aspects of the story were touched down on and then brought back in later to influence what happens next. It's like you're told about something so you can read on and think, "Of course! I knew that would make a difference!" Overall, a really good read.

This book is amazing 10/10 would recommend to anyone who likes op characters.

this one of my faveret charicters

The Keepers: The Box and the Dragonfly is about a boy named Horace and his adventures. One day while riding a bus, Horace discovers a sign that says Horace F. Andrews, his name. Then, he goes looking for the sign. The sign does not say Horace F. Andrews, but it says House of answers. In the house besides the sign, Horace finds a strange box. Horace can use the box to see the future. Horace meets a girl named Chloe who has a dragonfly pendent that allows her to pass through objects. Horace and Chloe meet a secret organization called the Wardens who want to protect these devices, called Tanu, from a race called the Riven. I recommend this book to people who like fantasy books.

When Henry looks at a dandelion, without blinking, he sees something amazing: the story of the dandelion, green and gold, dying and being born again. But then his hand is touched by lightning. While he is not hurt, except for the tips of his fingers, he is now blind. His aunt and uncle say they will bring him to the hospital in the morning. He realizes that even though he is blind, he can see the scar on his hand, and it is a dandelion. In the night, he is visited in a dream by a man who terrifies him, but may have all the answers. When he is later taken by the man, Darius, he learns he is a seventh son, and he is getting the powers of the dandelion. IF he survives.  And Darius, who is also a seventh son, wants to add Henry's power to his own. Meanwhile, Henrietta, Henry's cousin, is held for ransom by the queen of FitzFaeren, Margaret, who hopes to save her people by reclaiming relics that were stolen many years ago by Henrietta's grandfather, now dead, the first human visitor to FitzFaeren. And the witch of Endor, previously released by Henry, now is attempting to suck the life out of the world Henrietta and her family (not including Henry) are trapped in, including the homeland of Henry and his uncle. Further complicating matters is the fact that Henry's real father and mother are in this world. Will Henry find his way into the world of his birth and discover his parents before it is destroyed? Good for fans of fantasy books where magic is neither all-powerful nor easy (such as Harry Potter, where magic isn't easy, but it is definitely almost all-powerful).

It was okay. It has four stories, one about him and his skunk capture thieves. the second one is about a doughnut machine on a rampage. The third one is about a string race. And the fourth one about a stranger and a musical mousetrap. Its kind of a fun story.

This is the conclusion to the first arc of the Warriors franchise. This book was amazing,and I couldn't imagine the first story arc being wrapped up better.The characters were complex, and I love everything about this book.There are some major spoiler The plot is that after Bluestar's death,Firestar travels to the Moonstone to receive his nine lives but the process is interrupted with the prophecy "Four will become two,Lion and Tiger will meet in battle and blood will rule the forest.At the next Gathering, Tigerstar requests that all the four clans should join together. Windclan and Thunderclan refuse,but Riverclan agrees,forming Tigerclan with Tigerstar as the leader.One day as Firestar is sipping water,he comes to the realization that Starclan wants him to form and lead Lionclan. Firestar and Graystripe then travel to Windclan territory to suggest the idea to Windclan. Windclan ends up accepting and they go to confront Tigerclan. When they finally get there about to fight,Scourge , the leader of Bloodclan joins Tigerstar. Tigerstar tells them to attack ,but Scourge refuses to and Tigerstar attacks.Scourge dodges and slashes Tigerstar's belly open ,which creates the most horrific and gruesome scene in the series.Scourge's blow was so powerful that Tigerstar died nine times over.After this incident Firestar gets his warriors prepared for the upcoming battle.Will Firestar beat Scourge and face his destiny?Find out by reading this book. I would give this series overall 4 1/2 stars due to there being so many characters to keep up with . I can't wait to read the next story arc!