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Things A Bright Girl Can Do by Lluc
Thrilling book on a very crucial time period. It makes you think of what women had to do to get the vote compared to men. I enjoyed every page. If you . . .
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Bone Talk by Alice
A very good book about tribes in the Philippines, I liked it a lot but the book could have been longer. . . .
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A Skinful of Shadows by Ruby
I really enjoyed skinful of shadows. I liked the main protagonists name Makepeace, because it added to the idea of the book. My favourite character wa . . .
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Bone Talk by Gregory
I think that whilst this book contained some rather interesting facts (the most interesting one I thought is the one about Philippines having to get t . . .
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Rebound by Ruby
I enjoyed Rebound a lot, although at first I found it hard to connect with the characters, because I am not very sporty, but after I realised that it . . .
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The Poet X by Isaac
The Poet X is about a Latino girl from an extremely religious family who uses slam poetry as a way to escape. This book is a brilliant way into the te . . .
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The Land of Neverendings by Isaac
"The Land of Neverendings" pulls on my heartstrings in multiple chapters and made me smile (which is very rare with books). It evoked a childlike wond . . .
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A Skinful of Shadows by Lucas
I really enjoyed this book, because it has an interesting theme and concept that I have not found in any other book. I also found bear to be a very in . . .
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Bone Talk by Lluc
An amazing book on imperialism and life in the 1890's Philippines. I highly recommend this book . . .
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Long Way Down by Sammy
I think that this book is very good. The verse structure aids the narrative and the plot has so much depth for a two minute elevator ride. The book ra . . .
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The Poet X by Tia
The Poet X is a very interesting book about family, religion and identity. I liked this book, because of the controversial topics it covered and becau . . .
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The House with Chicken Legs by Alice
It was an imaginative story and a good version of the Baba Yaga stories, but it was a bit slow and some bits were quite boring. . . .
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The Land of Neverendings by Ruby
I LOVE this book! it is now my favourite out of all the Carnegie books I have read so far. I don't know really why I love it- I guess its just a well . . .
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Long Way Down by Jasmine
A powerful, important book.
I'm probably pretty wrong about this, but I interpret the elevator and each floor as a metaphor - the more that are ki . . .
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Long Way Down by Isabella
It was a good book but I found it a bit boring, as the characters were in the elevator for almost the whole book. However, it covered some relevant to . . .
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Things A Bright Girl Can Do by Mia
I loved "Things a bright girl can do", it was a real page turner that I couldn't put down. It was really relevant to issues that are still happening a . . .
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The Land of Neverendings by Mia
I really enjoyed this book. It was a very thought provoking story that made me smile. I loved the main protagonist's fiery determination and fervent a . . .
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Bone Talk by Mia
I think that bone talk is a very original book. I love the way the author has presented the characters as very naive. It gives us an insight to what l . . .
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Things A Bright Girl Can Do by Jasmine
I have a lot to say about this book, so get ready for a long review.
Firstly, I would like to point out that I am grateful that this book sheds li . . .
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Things A Bright Girl Can Do by Ruby
At first I was exited to read this book, and at first it was decent, although it was set in the olden days. But as I got further into the book, it jus . . .
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A Skinful of Shadows by Mia
A skinful of shadows is a book that really left an impression on me, it really made me think. The originality of the characters was what really made m . . .
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Bone Talk by Ruby
I really enjoyed this book, the ideas were great! My favourite character was little Luki, because I really liked that she was fierce and a feminist. I . . .
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The Land of Neverendings by Alice
I enjoyed this book very much and I thought that it was written very well. But I thought that the story line wasn't inventive and it was quite predict . . .
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Rebound by Mia
Rebound is a book with a clear theme of basketball along the way. The character slowly builds confidence throughout the story with the help of his cou . . .
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The House with Chicken Legs by Vera
It was thrilling, it had a variety of mystery and adventure. There was travelling, death, friendships and a link to a traditional character in a Russi . . .
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Long Way Down by Mia
I did not like A Long Way Down. I didn't like how the whole story revolved around the characters staying in a lift. The story line was a bit boring wi . . .
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The House with Chicken Legs by Rita
It's quite an interesting story which portrays Baba Yaga as a positive character. Baba Yaga is an old woman in Russian folk tales and she is usually . . .
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The House with Chicken Legs by Mia
The house with chicken legs is a fantasy read about a girl called Marinka and her adventures with her house, which- literally has chicken legs. She st . . .
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The Poet X by Rita
It's quite a good book for older readers, as it deals with mature subject matter. Not many fiction books are written in verse, so this book is quite u . . .
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Long Way Down by Oliver
Not at all what I was expecting (but in a good way of course). This was the first verse novel I've read, and I was so pleasantly surprised. The unique . . .
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The House with Chicken Legs by Ruby
I loved this book, it was really imaginative. I liked the way the house had emotions and what happens to Marinka in the end. I really enjoyed it and c . . .
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The House with Chicken Legs by Emily Maton
It was very good and kept you reading until the end. I really enjoyed how you heard some of the different stories of those who had died and although i . . .
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