The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan
Reviewed by Lindsay
Percy in his dangerous life of turning 16, what will happen? Will he be the Last Olympian or will he not?
In this book, it has lots of issues, ideas, and concepts like courage, betrayal, and loss. A lot of courage comes out when Annabeth leaves her family and joins Luke and Thalia. This makes me think Annabeth does not care about her family, and how they think of her. This makes me realize that Annabeth is not watching out for other people besides herself.
In the book it shows betrayal when Luke goes on the bad side. This makes me wonder, why would Luke do that? Throughout the series it tells the reader in the book how Luke is so mysterious, and wants to go up against Percy, Chiron, Annabeth, and Camp Half-Blood.
Rick Riordan, the author of this book, really brings out the excitement and lots of questions in the book that just makes you want to read more. Rick inspires lots of writers and children throughout the whole world. Most of his fantastic fantasy books are the best-selling series!
I think the message is trust your instincts, and believe in yourself, don't bring yourself down, no matter what.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
The Last Olympian reviewed by Anna
The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan
Reviewed by Anna
"I am here because when all else fails, when all the other mighty gods have gone off to war, I am all that's left. Home. Hearth. I am the Last Olympian."
This sentence is most definitely one of my favorite parts! I mean Hestia does a great job talking "first person" to Percy. Alright, The Last Olympian is totally my favorite book! The way everything is said amazes me! Rick Riordan is the perfect person for character details and setting details.
Rick Riordan describes so many things. He describes Beckendorf as "...he was huge, with ripped muscles from working on the forges every summer, two years older than me, and one of the camp's best armor smiths." He makes it easier to picture things in my mind, I instantly knew what Beckendorf looked like!
I believe this book could be for 8 and up. They can handle it, especially with Rick Riordan's detials.
So the next book you read should be The Last Olympian!
Reviewed by Anna
"I am here because when all else fails, when all the other mighty gods have gone off to war, I am all that's left. Home. Hearth. I am the Last Olympian."
This sentence is most definitely one of my favorite parts! I mean Hestia does a great job talking "first person" to Percy. Alright, The Last Olympian is totally my favorite book! The way everything is said amazes me! Rick Riordan is the perfect person for character details and setting details.
Rick Riordan describes so many things. He describes Beckendorf as "...he was huge, with ripped muscles from working on the forges every summer, two years older than me, and one of the camp's best armor smiths." He makes it easier to picture things in my mind, I instantly knew what Beckendorf looked like!
I believe this book could be for 8 and up. They can handle it, especially with Rick Riordan's detials.
So the next book you read should be The Last Olympian!
Stink and the World's Worst Super-Stinky Sneakers (#3) reviewed by Jordan
Stink and the World's Worst Super-Stinky Sneakers (book #3) by Megan McDonald
Reviewed by Jordan
If you want to read a fun, funny, and "stinky" book, then read Stink and the World's Worst Super-Stinky Sneakers. My opinion is that there's a lot of stinky stuff and betting, like when Stink and Sophie make a bet about who has the stinkiest shoes.
Reviewed by Jordan
If you want to read a fun, funny, and "stinky" book, then read Stink and the World's Worst Super-Stinky Sneakers. My opinion is that there's a lot of stinky stuff and betting, like when Stink and Sophie make a bet about who has the stinkiest shoes.
The Last Olympian reviewed by Gabrielle
The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan
Reviewed by Gabrielle
The power, sorrow, and scariness of war is shown in The Last Olympian.
Once again, Rick Riordan brings out emotion and humor. In The Last Olympian, 15 year old Percy goes on a mission, a war, to save the world by protecting the Empire State Building.
This story shows friendship, love, betrayal, identity, and hope and in between making the readers feel the same. A part that shows that is when Percy is fighting Kronos himself.
The text is powerful and full of courage and braveness as Kronos strikes again causing a terrible war that will all, hopefully, go to Tartarus.
Readers will relate with all the characters feeling important and feel like a true half-blood. (I recommend this for 8 and up.)
Reviewed by Gabrielle
The power, sorrow, and scariness of war is shown in The Last Olympian.
Once again, Rick Riordan brings out emotion and humor. In The Last Olympian, 15 year old Percy goes on a mission, a war, to save the world by protecting the Empire State Building.
This story shows friendship, love, betrayal, identity, and hope and in between making the readers feel the same. A part that shows that is when Percy is fighting Kronos himself.
The text is powerful and full of courage and braveness as Kronos strikes again causing a terrible war that will all, hopefully, go to Tartarus.
Readers will relate with all the characters feeling important and feel like a true half-blood. (I recommend this for 8 and up.)
DSA #11: Danger! Wizard at Work! reviewed by Gordon
Dragon Slayers' Academy #11: Danger! Wizard at Work! by Kate McMullan
Reviewed by Gordon
The suspense, the action, and the drama is showing that Wiglaf is a risk taker, but he does it on accident. For example, Wiglaf kills Gorzil and his mother Seetha. But when they call Zelnoc, Wiglaf wants to go to get jiffy gold but he ends up being turned into a dragon! The end of the book is the really calm part when all the characters are calm except Mordred.
Wiglaf is a scaredy cat but brave. For example, when he was foun dout by the DSA (Dragon Slackers Academy) they had the guts to call Zelnoc and Zelnoc shrank them! Then Zelnoc turned them into humans again and got caught by the head mistress! Sissy (the dragon that helps them) is brave and generous, brave because she is disobeying the teacher but generous because she's helping Wiglaf get the jiffy gold.
Wiglaf's adventures send a message to never underestimate the little guy. I think this because Zelnoc is the little guy in the wizard state but ends up saving Zizmor (the head of the wizard world, and the best) from his baby spell and saving Wiglaf from Seetha's 3,632 children from killing them. So if you liked this review then read this book!
Reviewed by Gordon
The suspense, the action, and the drama is showing that Wiglaf is a risk taker, but he does it on accident. For example, Wiglaf kills Gorzil and his mother Seetha. But when they call Zelnoc, Wiglaf wants to go to get jiffy gold but he ends up being turned into a dragon! The end of the book is the really calm part when all the characters are calm except Mordred.
Wiglaf is a scaredy cat but brave. For example, when he was foun dout by the DSA (Dragon Slackers Academy) they had the guts to call Zelnoc and Zelnoc shrank them! Then Zelnoc turned them into humans again and got caught by the head mistress! Sissy (the dragon that helps them) is brave and generous, brave because she is disobeying the teacher but generous because she's helping Wiglaf get the jiffy gold.
Wiglaf's adventures send a message to never underestimate the little guy. I think this because Zelnoc is the little guy in the wizard state but ends up saving Zizmor (the head of the wizard world, and the best) from his baby spell and saving Wiglaf from Seetha's 3,632 children from killing them. So if you liked this review then read this book!
Warriors: The New Prophecy #1: Midnight reviewed by Andrew
Warriors: The New Prophecy #1: Midnight by Erin Hunter
303 pages
Harper Collins
Reviewed by Andrew
Warriors: The New Prophecy #1: Midnight is a great book. It has excitement, and some humor. Lots of children will love these books. I adore these books. This book (Midnight) is the first of this "part" of the Warriors series. Some other book sin this part of the series include: Moonrise and Dawn. This book mostly follows: Thunderclan leader: Firestar, Thunderclan medicine cat: Cinderpelt, Thunderclan medicine cat apprentice: Leafpaw, Thunderlcan depty: Graystripe, brave Thunderclan Warrior leading the questing cats' journey: Brambleclaw, Graystripe's son and daughter: Feathertail and Stormfur, annoying Windclan apprentice: Crowpaw, and Brambleclaw's sister: Tawnypelt. Read as these cats grow up and encounter problems and see how they solve them.
It's up to Brambleclaw and his buddies to save the forest. In this book, four cats have dreams from Starclan which means they are one of the chosen cats of the journey. Watch these cats go on a very exciting journey.
Something that Hunter does is split first person perspective between two cats: Leafpaw and Brambleclaw. She does that so you know what's happening in the clan and you can also know what's happening on the quest.
This book has violence, so I recommend this for ages 10 and up.
303 pages
Harper Collins
Reviewed by Andrew
Warriors: The New Prophecy #1: Midnight is a great book. It has excitement, and some humor. Lots of children will love these books. I adore these books. This book (Midnight) is the first of this "part" of the Warriors series. Some other book sin this part of the series include: Moonrise and Dawn. This book mostly follows: Thunderclan leader: Firestar, Thunderclan medicine cat: Cinderpelt, Thunderclan medicine cat apprentice: Leafpaw, Thunderlcan depty: Graystripe, brave Thunderclan Warrior leading the questing cats' journey: Brambleclaw, Graystripe's son and daughter: Feathertail and Stormfur, annoying Windclan apprentice: Crowpaw, and Brambleclaw's sister: Tawnypelt. Read as these cats grow up and encounter problems and see how they solve them.
It's up to Brambleclaw and his buddies to save the forest. In this book, four cats have dreams from Starclan which means they are one of the chosen cats of the journey. Watch these cats go on a very exciting journey.
Something that Hunter does is split first person perspective between two cats: Leafpaw and Brambleclaw. She does that so you know what's happening in the clan and you can also know what's happening on the quest.
This book has violence, so I recommend this for ages 10 and up.
DSA #11: Danger! Wizard at Work! reviewed by Lucas
Dragon Slayers' Academy #11: Danger! Wizard at Work! by Kate McMullan
Reviewed by Lucas
DSA is a very good series. DSA stands for Dragon Slayers' Academy. Erica, Angus, and Wiglaf have to go on a special mission for Mordred their headmaster. They might encounter some problems along the way. They end up at another DSA but will it stand for the same thing as their school...?
Mordred is a very bossy person. He is obsessed with gold and would do anything to get it.
Zelnoc is a wizard whose spells always seem to go wrong. Will this one go wrong too or just not the spell that they wanted? Zelnoc helps them but also messes up in the DSA books.
Wiglaf of Pinwick is a new student at DSA. He already slayed two dragons by accident. Will he have to slay anymore? Wiglaf can't stand the sight of blood. That is why he had to kill the dragons by accident. Wiglaf can't even kill a fake dragon in slaying class.
Angus is one of Wiglaf's best friends. He is also the nephew of Mordred. He doesn't get special treatment though. He actually has to do more things. Angus's mom is always sending him goody bags with good food so he doesn't always have to eat the eel that Frypot makes.
Erica who is secretly Eric is also one of Wiglaf's best friends. She is secretly Princess Erica but DSA is an all boys school so she disguises herself as a boy. No one knows she is a girl except for Wiglaf and Angus.
If you like this book you can read all of the DSA books from 1 to 19. There are 19 books in the DSA series. You could and should read all of them. They are really good books.
Reviewed by Lucas
DSA is a very good series. DSA stands for Dragon Slayers' Academy. Erica, Angus, and Wiglaf have to go on a special mission for Mordred their headmaster. They might encounter some problems along the way. They end up at another DSA but will it stand for the same thing as their school...?
Mordred is a very bossy person. He is obsessed with gold and would do anything to get it.
Zelnoc is a wizard whose spells always seem to go wrong. Will this one go wrong too or just not the spell that they wanted? Zelnoc helps them but also messes up in the DSA books.
Wiglaf of Pinwick is a new student at DSA. He already slayed two dragons by accident. Will he have to slay anymore? Wiglaf can't stand the sight of blood. That is why he had to kill the dragons by accident. Wiglaf can't even kill a fake dragon in slaying class.
Angus is one of Wiglaf's best friends. He is also the nephew of Mordred. He doesn't get special treatment though. He actually has to do more things. Angus's mom is always sending him goody bags with good food so he doesn't always have to eat the eel that Frypot makes.
Erica who is secretly Eric is also one of Wiglaf's best friends. She is secretly Princess Erica but DSA is an all boys school so she disguises herself as a boy. No one knows she is a girl except for Wiglaf and Angus.
If you like this book you can read all of the DSA books from 1 to 19. There are 19 books in the DSA series. You could and should read all of them. They are really good books.
Crow Call reviewed by Meghan
Crow Call by Lois Lowry
Reviewed by Meghan
Lois is a great, nice, charming girl but we all know how hard it is for her because in this book Lois, the main character, she feels like she's missing a piece of herself!
Throughout this book you'll feel all emotions like a topsy turvy bike. Lois is sad and awkward around her family because of her dad. But when her dad comes back, she finally gets to bond. What shows this is when her dad puts her in charge of the crow call - it's an important thing to do!
This is Lois Lowry at her best. And kids and families will love it from everywhere and that's why this is Newberry Medal Winner!
I think this book tells you that it's always "ok" and I love the parts that tell you that. I recommend it for ages 6 and up.
Reviewed by Meghan
Lois is a great, nice, charming girl but we all know how hard it is for her because in this book Lois, the main character, she feels like she's missing a piece of herself!
Throughout this book you'll feel all emotions like a topsy turvy bike. Lois is sad and awkward around her family because of her dad. But when her dad comes back, she finally gets to bond. What shows this is when her dad puts her in charge of the crow call - it's an important thing to do!
This is Lois Lowry at her best. And kids and families will love it from everywhere and that's why this is Newberry Medal Winner!
I think this book tells you that it's always "ok" and I love the parts that tell you that. I recommend it for ages 6 and up.
Oggie Cooder reviewed by Lily
Oggie Cooder by Sarah Weeks
Reviewed by Lily
Oggie Cooder is strange to a whole lot of people; Oggie crochets his own shoelaces, wears weird clothes, and does what he calls charving. Charving is just chewing and carving cheese into shapes, which most people think is kinda weird, until a TV show needs people with weird talents! Donnica Perfecto describes Oggie as, "EWWW!" and would not even go near him if she could, so when she comes to Oggie's door and asks how to charve, right when a flyer comes up that says when, where, and how to audition for the TV show, people get confused, really confused!
Oggie Cooder is a realistic fiction book that involves friendship, differences, and beauty (on the inside), it shows readers that if you stay who you are, there will always be someone that's like you out there.
Sarah Weeks adds humor, intelligence, and AWESOMENESS into this book, she shows everything to the reader writing in third person which goes so well with her story.
You'll love this book for sooo many reasons, it brings you to think about how everyone is different in some ways and alike in some ways.
Reviewed by Lily
Oggie Cooder is strange to a whole lot of people; Oggie crochets his own shoelaces, wears weird clothes, and does what he calls charving. Charving is just chewing and carving cheese into shapes, which most people think is kinda weird, until a TV show needs people with weird talents! Donnica Perfecto describes Oggie as, "EWWW!" and would not even go near him if she could, so when she comes to Oggie's door and asks how to charve, right when a flyer comes up that says when, where, and how to audition for the TV show, people get confused, really confused!
Oggie Cooder is a realistic fiction book that involves friendship, differences, and beauty (on the inside), it shows readers that if you stay who you are, there will always be someone that's like you out there.
Sarah Weeks adds humor, intelligence, and AWESOMENESS into this book, she shows everything to the reader writing in third person which goes so well with her story.
You'll love this book for sooo many reasons, it brings you to think about how everyone is different in some ways and alike in some ways.
DSA #16: World's Oldest Living Dragon reviewed by Tom
DSA #16: World's Oldest Living Dragon by Kate McMullan
Reviewed by Tom
DSA has to tell the dragon in this book a riddle. If they don't tell the riddle right DSA is over. At first I thought when I looked at it whenever he flies over you, you turn old. Then I kept reading and I was wrong. Whenever he flies over you, you don't turn old. He just burns things. The dragon's name is...Gizzlegore!
Reviewed by Tom
DSA has to tell the dragon in this book a riddle. If they don't tell the riddle right DSA is over. At first I thought when I looked at it whenever he flies over you, you turn old. Then I kept reading and I was wrong. Whenever he flies over you, you don't turn old. He just burns things. The dragon's name is...Gizzlegore!
DSA #14: Pig Latin - Not Just for Pigs! reviwed by Elizabeth
Dragon Slayers' Academy #14: Pig Latin - Not Just for Pigs! by Kate McMullan
Reviewed by Elizabeth
"Ello-hay aisy-day." DSA #14: Pig Latin - Not Just for Pigs! is a very trustworthy book. Wiglaf goes with Daisy to Erica von Royale's beautiful house. Although, sadly, Erica's father is sick. He came down with the chicken pox. Can a "doctor" help the king? Read DSA #14 to find out.
Dragon slayer in training, Wiglaf is often described as an animal lover, hates the sight of blood, and likes his family. A little bit. He thinks of himself like those three things while other people describe him as funny, hero, and a true friend.
Kate McMullan is the author and made not just the #14 book creative, she made them all special. From #1 to #19 it's a fun, crazy, and adventurous series.
DSA #14 is a very good book. Almost better than all the other ones. Daisy is steaming hot to what happens in this book. Zelnoc, is Wiglaf's wizard he meets along the way. But he might not be "perfect" at spells all the time.
Reviewed by Elizabeth
"Ello-hay aisy-day." DSA #14: Pig Latin - Not Just for Pigs! is a very trustworthy book. Wiglaf goes with Daisy to Erica von Royale's beautiful house. Although, sadly, Erica's father is sick. He came down with the chicken pox. Can a "doctor" help the king? Read DSA #14 to find out.
Dragon slayer in training, Wiglaf is often described as an animal lover, hates the sight of blood, and likes his family. A little bit. He thinks of himself like those three things while other people describe him as funny, hero, and a true friend.
Kate McMullan is the author and made not just the #14 book creative, she made them all special. From #1 to #19 it's a fun, crazy, and adventurous series.
DSA #14 is a very good book. Almost better than all the other ones. Daisy is steaming hot to what happens in this book. Zelnoc, is Wiglaf's wizard he meets along the way. But he might not be "perfect" at spells all the time.
The Last Olympian reviewed by Allison
The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan
Hyperion Books
Reviewed by Allison
"When all else fails, I am all that's left. Home. Hearth. I am the Last Olympian."
When Percy, and all of his friends are on a quest to stop the Titan Lord Kronos, things go wrong. Friends lost. Bad things come among Camp Half-Blood when Luke Castellan, Percy's evil enemy, sacrifices his body for Kronos to rise.
This mythical, and romantic story has humor, betrayal, trust, and possibly death.
The Last Olympian has an unforgettable cast of characters, Percy Jackson, a very humorous and brave demigod, Annabeth Chase, a kind an hopeful demigod, Thalia Grace, the bravest of Artemis' Hunters, Grover Underwood, a courageous and brave satyr, Tyson, a very loving and brave cyclopes, Rachel Elizabeth Dare, a mortal that becomes something very dangerous, Luke Castellan, an evil, but forgiving demigod, and many more brave heroes.
The Last Olympian is a book full of war, death, and evilness. Rick Riordan did an excellent job making the story fantastic! Rick really pushed himself to make a great story!
The Last Olympian is an awesome book full of death, hope, perseverance, power, loss, trust, friendship, and betrayal. Readers will feel like they're a demigod fighting in the war after they read this book!
I recommend this book for ages 9+.
Hyperion Books
Reviewed by Allison
"When all else fails, I am all that's left. Home. Hearth. I am the Last Olympian."
When Percy, and all of his friends are on a quest to stop the Titan Lord Kronos, things go wrong. Friends lost. Bad things come among Camp Half-Blood when Luke Castellan, Percy's evil enemy, sacrifices his body for Kronos to rise.
This mythical, and romantic story has humor, betrayal, trust, and possibly death.
The Last Olympian has an unforgettable cast of characters, Percy Jackson, a very humorous and brave demigod, Annabeth Chase, a kind an hopeful demigod, Thalia Grace, the bravest of Artemis' Hunters, Grover Underwood, a courageous and brave satyr, Tyson, a very loving and brave cyclopes, Rachel Elizabeth Dare, a mortal that becomes something very dangerous, Luke Castellan, an evil, but forgiving demigod, and many more brave heroes.
The Last Olympian is a book full of war, death, and evilness. Rick Riordan did an excellent job making the story fantastic! Rick really pushed himself to make a great story!
The Last Olympian is an awesome book full of death, hope, perseverance, power, loss, trust, friendship, and betrayal. Readers will feel like they're a demigod fighting in the war after they read this book!
I recommend this book for ages 9+.
DSA #1: The New Kid at School reviewed by Danny
Dragon Slayers' Academy #1: The New Kid at School by Kate McMullan
reviewed by Danny
The New Kid at School is about a young boy named Wiglaf. His horrible family sends him off to a dragon slaying school. All his father wants is the money and all Wiglaf wants is to get away from his family. The problem is that Wiglaf could never kill anything. He can't even listen to the word "kill!" Will Wiglaf be able to last a day at this school with his pig Daisy? I think DSA #1 is a great book for people 7-12 and i think you should read the DSA series.
reviewed by Danny
The New Kid at School is about a young boy named Wiglaf. His horrible family sends him off to a dragon slaying school. All his father wants is the money and all Wiglaf wants is to get away from his family. The problem is that Wiglaf could never kill anything. He can't even listen to the word "kill!" Will Wiglaf be able to last a day at this school with his pig Daisy? I think DSA #1 is a great book for people 7-12 and i think you should read the DSA series.
DSA #9: 97 Ways to Train a Dragon reviewed by Andrew
Dragon Slayers' Academy #9: 97 Ways to Train a Dragon by Kate McMullan
Reviewed by Andrew
DSA #9 is about Wiglaf and Angus finding a dragon egg and trying to keep it a secret and only Erica and Angus know about it. This is a very good book for ages 8+.
I really think that the author did a good job on this book and I also like the illustrations for this book. They make me feel like I'm in the story. This is probably my favorite book in the series so far and I'm looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
So if you like books with good drawings and are easy to read then you will enjoy this series!
Reviewed by Andrew
DSA #9 is about Wiglaf and Angus finding a dragon egg and trying to keep it a secret and only Erica and Angus know about it. This is a very good book for ages 8+.
I really think that the author did a good job on this book and I also like the illustrations for this book. They make me feel like I'm in the story. This is probably my favorite book in the series so far and I'm looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
So if you like books with good drawings and are easy to read then you will enjoy this series!
The Last Olympian reviewed by Catherine
The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan
Reviewed by Catherine
The Percy Jackson series is a wonderful book series, but my favorite book in the series is The Last Olympian; I think this because there are so many twists, turns, ad problems that happen in the previous books that get solved in The Last Olympian.
This book, by Rick Riordan, includes intensity, adventure, and even a little humor. The characters in this magical, magnificent, wonderful book are Percy, Annabeth, Grover, Tyson, Luke, Thalia, Kronos, Poseidon, Typhon, Rachel Elizabeth Dare, and pretty much all the other people who either are gods or are just enemies. There are about 300 pages in this book.
This book makes you smarter; such as learning about Greek gods and goddesses, and mythology - which doesn't sound GREAT, but it really is if you read the book.
Rick Riordan is a great author who is talented in many ways! Rick won awards for the writing in these books! So my suggestion is open this book NOW! But you have to read it in order (start with The Lightning Thief!).
Reviewed by Catherine
The Percy Jackson series is a wonderful book series, but my favorite book in the series is The Last Olympian; I think this because there are so many twists, turns, ad problems that happen in the previous books that get solved in The Last Olympian.
This book, by Rick Riordan, includes intensity, adventure, and even a little humor. The characters in this magical, magnificent, wonderful book are Percy, Annabeth, Grover, Tyson, Luke, Thalia, Kronos, Poseidon, Typhon, Rachel Elizabeth Dare, and pretty much all the other people who either are gods or are just enemies. There are about 300 pages in this book.
This book makes you smarter; such as learning about Greek gods and goddesses, and mythology - which doesn't sound GREAT, but it really is if you read the book.
Rick Riordan is a great author who is talented in many ways! Rick won awards for the writing in these books! So my suggestion is open this book NOW! But you have to read it in order (start with The Lightning Thief!).
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Big Nate reviewed by Nick
Big Nate (series) by Lincoln Pierce
Reviewed by Nick
Big Nate is the awesomest series you will ever read. Nate is a funny and a nice kid but he is not so well in school. Big Nate is a cool, funny comic. Nate's friend is Francis. Francis is a really nice friend and he is very funny.
The author uses great illustrations and details. Some of the books are how to draw Nate and other characters. The message of the book is to be nice to your friends and trust your instincts.
I recommend Big Nate for 8 and up. Big Nate is a book filled with adventures and it's funny. That's why I like Big Nate. you will love the fiction picture book!!
Reviewed by Nick
Big Nate is the awesomest series you will ever read. Nate is a funny and a nice kid but he is not so well in school. Big Nate is a cool, funny comic. Nate's friend is Francis. Francis is a really nice friend and he is very funny.
The author uses great illustrations and details. Some of the books are how to draw Nate and other characters. The message of the book is to be nice to your friends and trust your instincts.
I recommend Big Nate for 8 and up. Big Nate is a book filled with adventures and it's funny. That's why I like Big Nate. you will love the fiction picture book!!
DSA #19: Little Giant--Big Trouble reviewed by JP
Dragon Slayers' Academy #19: Little Giant--Big Trouble by Kate McMullan
Reviewed by JP
Dragon Slayer Wiglaf of Pinwick and his friends and also his brother Dudwin go on a special mission to save Angus and Wiglaf's pet Worm. Worm is a dragon that Angus and Wiglaf found but no one knows about a dragon living in DSA. He lives up in the DSA library. But one day there's some trouble?
Knights Noble Conservatory is coming to slay Worm so Wiglaf his brother and friends come to save worm, but then there's even more trouble a "giant" one? Something big takes Worm. Does Wiglaf have the chance of getting Worm back?
This has a theme of teamwork and friendship. Wiglaf in the story shows that he could actually be a Dragon Slayer and Dragon Saver.
This interesting prediction story shows a lesson about loving, caring, and trusting. It's also showing ideas during the story like trust, hope, power, courage, and loyalty. The author is trying to make readers think of what's happening. I think this book should be ages 8 to 11 for kids who like journeys and predictions and great fantasy books. This book is a key or metaphor for friendship because they were all together as a team to help save Worm or will they turn into big "giant!" trouble stew?
In this book I like the illustrations and thought you will too!
This is a great series that you must read.
Reviewed by JP
Dragon Slayer Wiglaf of Pinwick and his friends and also his brother Dudwin go on a special mission to save Angus and Wiglaf's pet Worm. Worm is a dragon that Angus and Wiglaf found but no one knows about a dragon living in DSA. He lives up in the DSA library. But one day there's some trouble?
Knights Noble Conservatory is coming to slay Worm so Wiglaf his brother and friends come to save worm, but then there's even more trouble a "giant" one? Something big takes Worm. Does Wiglaf have the chance of getting Worm back?
This has a theme of teamwork and friendship. Wiglaf in the story shows that he could actually be a Dragon Slayer and Dragon Saver.
This interesting prediction story shows a lesson about loving, caring, and trusting. It's also showing ideas during the story like trust, hope, power, courage, and loyalty. The author is trying to make readers think of what's happening. I think this book should be ages 8 to 11 for kids who like journeys and predictions and great fantasy books. This book is a key or metaphor for friendship because they were all together as a team to help save Worm or will they turn into big "giant!" trouble stew?
In this book I like the illustrations and thought you will too!
This is a great series that you must read.
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