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Mrs Lock
21/5/2014 08:28:05 am
I'm also reading Morris Gleitzman. We have a large collection of his books in our library.
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Rohan Sivanathan 5J
23/7/2014 08:02:10 am
What books do you recommend for 5-6 children that like mystery books? Please also note authors that write mystery books.
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Mrs Lock
24/7/2014 02:32:34 pm
The best mystery book I've read is 'The Book of Lies' by James Moloney. There are also two more books in this series, 'The Book from Baden Park' and 'Master of the Books'.
Emilia.Taylor
3/6/2014 04:52:30 pm
I love Max Remy too. I've read book one and I am reading book two.
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Isabella Glanville 5R
24/7/2014 02:37:28 pm
I love 'Max Remy' too. I've read book one and two, too.
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Isabella. glanville
28/7/2014 07:39:12 pm
i like Max Remy so so much
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Jessica 4SB
8/6/2014 07:50:23 am
It sounds really cool I mite start reading it to but I also have 1 thing to ask how do you add a new review?
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Mrs Lock
12/7/2014 09:07:24 pm
Jessica, to add a new review, click on 'comments'
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Nick Zvolanek
9/6/2014 04:56:52 pm
I'm reading the trilogy Word Hunters by Nick Earls and Terry Whidborne. I've finished the first one and am reading the second one. It's about a boy called Al and a girl called Lexi who find out that they are word hunters which are a group of people who go back in time to the past using a button on a dictionary. When they go back in the past they must pin down certain words so the words are not lost forever in the past. Once they find out there granddad is also a word hunter but is lost in the past they must find him. You learn a bit about history and about words. I think this book is suitable for age group of 9-14. Enjoy!
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Galvin 5R
20/7/2014 09:31:50 pm
I am reading 'Samurai Kids'. The first one is called 'The White Crane'. It is about kids who all have disabilities but the sensei tells them to never give up and they all have a spirit totem. In this story, the boy who narrates is Niya. He's called The White Crane because he is one-legged which is very sad. Their sensei is so kind he accepts all of them as they are, but other masters don't accept the rest of the team because of their disability. This year they will all go to the samurai games and compete. Together all of them must face their fears with the Dragon Ryu.
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Rohan Sivanathan 5J
24/7/2014 06:23:08 pm
Sounds interesting. Who's the author of 'Samurai Kids'?
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Rohan Sivanathan 5J
22/7/2014 08:06:36 pm
I have read The Remarkable Secret Aurelie Bonhoffen. This story is about the young girl named Aurelie Bonhoffen and she and the rest of her family are part of a circus group and they own the pier. In her family there are her 2 uncle's Uncle Rolo and Uncle Rindolf, her mother Ammarella, her father Argus and her grandmother Lilliana. Along with her family she has done quite a few interesting things, for instance she has juggled, played the dead girl on the ghost train and even played the back end of a cow! But, one day something terrible is going to happen to the pier! Luckily her family tells Aurelie a remarkable secret. She finds it hard to accept but using the secret, Aurelie and her family use the secret to help out in their journey to save their home, the pier! With the help of a former bully that is now her friend, he lets her know the dangers ahead. How he knows? Well you should find out. I recommend this book to everyone, as it is one of those books that makes you feel like you can't stop reading as it is quite interesting.
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Isabella Cameron
7/8/2014 04:39:12 pm
I'm reading 'Tensy Farlow and the Home for Mislaid Children' which is about a girl called Tensy Farlow who has no parents. Worse still, she has no guardian angel. When she gets saved by a man who cared not for her, hunted by a lake monster and even betrayed by a witch,Tensy is in mortal danger. But when she gets thrown into the Home for Mislaid Children, a gloomy place where ravens attack and watchers hover over your head, not even angels can be trusted.
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