by Martin Waddell
It is good because it teaches you not to bully and don't rate people by their looks. If you are really good at football don't go on about it like you're the best because some people might get offended by it. If you read this book you can get more confident about standing up to people and not let them bully you.
My score (out of 5): 4
George H. - Year 5
by Jeff Kinney
This book is awesome, and it is , a diary of a wimpy kid! This is a very funny and awesome book, and I would recommend it to any one! This book is age group 7 - 15.
My score (out of 5): 5
Sam B. - Year 5
by Francessca Simon
I thought this was a very good book to read and I whizzed through it. I think it would be a very good book for other people to read because it is absolutely hilarious and everyone will laugh their heads off.
My Score (out of 5): 5
Anna - Year 5
by Jonathan Kebbe
This book is about a gerbil. He lives in a cage and shreds his food. The headmaster thinks he is a desert rat. Read this book to find out what happens when Shredder excapes. This book is available to borrow from year three.Our score (out of 5): 5
Year 3
by Sue Bentley
This book is about a kitten called Flame. There is a little kitten twinkling with magic but he needs a purrfect friend! And thats how Zoe's summer of horse riding gallops by when lovable calic kitten Flame turns up...
My score (out of 5): 4
Katie - Year 3
by C. A. Budgen
This book was very interesting, The book is about football clubs and their players following their lives on and off the pitch. You won't be able to put the book down as every page delivers new drama and excitement. A 'must read' for every boy.
My score (out of 5): 5
Alex - Year 2
by Carol Drinkwater
It is about an Irish girl whose family is caught in the pototo blight in 1845-1847. It is several diary entries to tell you what it is like. Children in Year 5 and 6 should read it.
My score (out of 5): 5
Lizzie - Year 6
by Martin Waddell
