Reviews by teens for teens.
I read The Loser List and liked it. It’s about a kid named Danny Shine and his friend Jasper. He wants to break every rule in the school to get off the loser list, which is a list of people who think are losers. I would recommend this book.
—B.Z. (age 12)
This is a nonfiction book about people and their little “quirks.” It was really interesting to see what kinds of things people are bothered by (like how they can’t eat chocolate chip cookies unless they have exactly 12 chocolate chips in them!). A funny and quick read!
—B.C. (age 16)
The book How to Survive Middle School is a good read. There’s comedy and relates to stuff now a days. I liked it and strongly recommend it.
—B.Z. (age 12)
This book was very suspenseful and action. I would highly recommend this book to just about anyone. Some words to sum it up thriller, action/adventure, suspense, and exciting.
—M.H. (age 11)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid; The Ugly Truth was the newest and funniest out of all. So far my favorite. I enjoyed re-reading it.
—B.Z (age 11)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw was one of my favorites. It involved humor like the first and Greg life looks harder. I enjoyed re-reading it.
—B.Z. (age 11)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Roderick Rule wasn’t the best to my opinion but it was good. It lacked the humor but it was still funny.
—B.Z. (age 11)
Diary of a Wimpy Kid was really good. The first book was a good way to kick off the series. People should definitely read the series and this one. I enjoyed re-reading it.
—B.Z. (age 11)
It’s one of the best books ever! Greg and Rowley (Gregs friend) have a fight and Greg faces a lot of trouble. But the main reason is not that he lost his friend, it’s something different. He faces a lot of bad luck but he never overcomes the thing that’s bothering him. It’s a really humiliating book. I really recommend this book. I also recommend other diary of a wimpy kid books.
—S. (age 11)
Ten by Lauren Myracle is all about goofy, 10 year-old Winnie Perry who is is trying to survive the fifth grade with her best friend Amanda Wilson. With annyoing Mindy and Katie bugging her, Winnie’s life is even harder. With disgusting Alex in her class, fifth grade is even worse for Winnie. Winnie is trying to be her normal silly, goofy self without having people laugh at her every time she makes a mistake. Ten will be a book you can laugh with your best friend and get to know Winnie Perry and her fifth grade life.
—L. (age 11)