Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith

By: Ryder Windham

I love Star Wars. I learned that Utapau came before Tatooine, Frank Oz plays Yoda, and Jango Fell played Commander Cody 2. The pictures were from the actual movie and I liked that. It has everyone from Star Wars.

-Bradley, 7

Keeping Secrets

By: Beth Beechwood

Because I finished it and I really liked it.

-Jen, 10

Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Amulet of Samarkand

By: Jonathon Stroud

This book was highly enjoyable. It presents the reader with a witty narrator and puts many a spin on stereotypical fictional lore. The author's ability to develop a very complex plot with complex character interaction and still add a great deal of suspense has a huge affect on the attention of the reader, taking their minds on a trip through a completely different London from what we see today.

- Evan, 17

Pendragon: The Merchant of Death

By: D.J. MacHale

When Bobby Pendragon kisses with Courtney Chetwynde, he thinks his life can't get better. Then, his Uncle Press says, "I need your help." His life is never normal again. Warping into various other worlds, Bobby realizes that it's up to him to stop an evil demon named Saint Dane, and to save a world heading into Armaggeddon. This book is the first of 10, and is incredibly original. It is wonderfully and creatively written, with a very intriguing plot. Definitely a must-read.

-Ethan, 12

A Series of Unfortunate Events #11: Grim Grotto

By: Lemony Snicket

I feel this way because the book has a great plot. Also because you never know what's going on in anyone's lives other than the Baudelaires, and sometimes, Count Olaf. This is a really good book, but you have to read the other 10 books before it. There are 13 books in the series. That is my book review.

-James, 10

Eragon

By: Christopher Paolini

Dragons are one of my favorite animals. They are so cool and Saphira was totally awesome. The Shade was the best though. All of his magic made winning the war hard, but Eragon and the warden won in the end. Good vs. evil is typical, but in this case typical is not in the dictionary. Everything from Urgals to the Shade and his dragon to Brom sacrificing himself to the flame. In the end the story is awesome and worth reading at least twice. I highly recommend Eragon to a reader ready for adventure!

-Aaron, 12

The Elves and the Shoemaker

By: Brothers Grimm

The book was great because I like elves. I like that the shoemaker and his family were never poor again. I like the shoes the elves make.

-James, 6