Kids Book Reviews by Grade Level

Tales from a Not-So-Graceful Ice Princess (Dork Diaries, No. 4)

By Rachel Renée Russell

4.61274 ratings310 reviews

x_goddess_x44 stars
It's time for ice skating, and Nikki's not happy. She's so cruddy on the ice, she can't even stand up! It doesn't help with snobby ice princess Mackenzie Hollister, commenting on Nikki's every move, even offering to get her crutches! Nikki's also trying to help Brandon raise money for Fuzzy Frien...

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The Mysterious Benedict Society

By Trenton Lee Stewart

4.69126 ratings149 reviews

lionsrcute155 stars
This book brought back my love for reading. When four kids, Reynie, Kate, Sticky, and Constance try out for a test in a ad, they are the only ones who passed. It's like a Sherlock Holmes book for kids. AMAZING. At least, so far.... Well anyways, up to where I read, The 4 kids form their own group...

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts 1 & 2, Special Rehearsal Edition Script

By J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, John Tiffany

4.34254 ratings566 reviews

felicisowl22 stars
"Be honest to those you love, show your pain. To suffer is as human as to breathe.” Nineteen years after the defeat of the Dark Lord, the Wizarding World still isn't perfect. But Harry Potter's middle child, Albus Severus, has bigger problems - especially after the Sorting Hat places him in the p...

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Maniac Magee

By Jerry Spinelli

4.6661 ratings112 reviews

jc2033 stars
This story happened at Pennsylvania, when the orphan Maniac Magee lost his parents in an car accident. The he went to live with his closest relatives. His uncle and aunt doesn’t like each other and wanted to get a divorce, they have separated things like 2 refrigerators, 2 TVs,etc. Maniac magee l...

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul

By Jeff Kinney

4.6431 ratings868 reviews

Ann Arbor55 stars
Book Review by Lego Mac ’n Cheese - If easy, silly, long books are what you like, I’ve got something for you. The Long Haul by Jeff Kinney is my book. This book is in a series. This is a fiction book. The setting is Greg’s car because they’re on a car trip. The main characters are Greg’s fami...

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1)

By J.K. Rowling

4.761529 ratings2282 reviews

pastelea55 stars
This was the first time that I have read a Harry Potter! And to my surprise I really liked it. If you do watch the movie for this book it is an older movie 21 years old! I think the book is better....any way on to the book reveiw! So Harry potters parents die from vol- You-Know-Who! And then harr...

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Dork Diaries 12: Tales from a Not-So-Secret Crush Catastrophe

By Rachel Renée Russell

4.61179 ratings442 reviews

addy-kaylynn55 stars
This book was incredible. There was so much to take in. And it was humorous too. Nikki's dad called the internet the interweb! Woo many things happened in this book. When Brandon confesses his love for Nikki, she gets crazy. Brandon is also training Nikki's dog, Daisy. When Brianna completely rui...

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The Truth About Stacey: Full-Color Edition (The Baby-Sitters Club Graphix #2)

By Ann M. Martin

4.5556 ratings55 reviews

13iamgroot33 stars
This book is the second book in the baby-sitters club graphic novel series, and it is in Stacey's perspective. This time, The Baby-Sitter's Club has competition, in the form of another baby-sitters club. But this club looks way more professional and is called "The Baby-Sitters Agency." The membe...

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One Dog and His Boy

By Eva Ibbotson

4.717 ratings5 reviews

Luna E55 stars
Al Hal ever wanted was a dog but his spoiled and selfish mother won't let him. One day on his tenth birthday his father lets him get a dog from Easy Pets, a rent a dog agency [his parents keep this truth from him] a mongrel and a boy look into each others eyes and Hal knows that he has found his ...

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Beezus and Ramona

By Beverly Cleary

4.6164 ratings52 reviews

300573655 stars
I think that this book was great because whoever read this book would learn a lesson. The message the story was trying to tell us was that even though you don't like a sibling doesn't mean your sibling has to like you. If you don't like your brother and sister, it doesn't matter because they alwa...