My Funny Family On Holiday (The Butterfields)

This is a book that when you first pick it up you think 'this isn't very unusual', it looks a bit normal. However, this is not the case. If you think it's a bit boring at the beginning, don't stop! You must read to the end - this is where a dramatic twist lies asleep and suddenly pops up and says 'hello'!
 
If this book was a film, I would recommend it as a P.G. film, as it becomes very dramatic. Which is why I LOVE it!
 
Reviewed by BellaB

Catch That Bat By Adam Frost

Catch that Bat is for people who like books about animals.
The story was set in a zoo. Sophie and her friends were keen to study bats so they decided to go to the bat area in the zoo, and that is where the adventure began!

They were annoyed when a bat started to following them around. Soon they became so angry they wanted to scream 'CATCH THAT BAT.' Eventually they managed to get loads of people to help them with the use of four nets to catch the bat.

At last, they succeeded in catching the bat. They then asked the zoo keepers to put that particular bat in its own little area; that is how the adventure finished !

I recommend this book for age under 7.

Reviewed by RKade

A Whiskery Mystery - Pip Street by Joanna Simmons

Pip street is very adventurous and mysterious so if you like adventures or mysteries this is the book for you. The plot is to search for missing items.

Sophie and her family had new next door neighbours and they all lived on Pip Street and their names were Pip and Conkers.

Conkers was a cat and Pip was a boy. One day Conkers was lost and Pip was really sad. So Pip decided to ask a couple of people if they had seen Conkers. They found out that other people on the street were missing items.

Then Sophie and Pip organised a big search party to search for the missing items and that is where the adventure begins.

Reviewed by RKade

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