Friday, July 22, 2011

July reviews from Albert Park...

Ivy + Bean: Doomed to dance by Annie Barrows - reviewed by Jo

Ivy and Bean start ballet classes but realise they don’t really like it, especially as their part in the ballet production is as two squids … not wearing cool costumes as they’d hoped.  So they plan to run away which involves going on a field trip.  I really like all of it!

Rated 4.5 ... recommended for 6-9 year olds - "they would like this book"



Harry Potter and the goblet of fire by J. K. Rowling - reviewed by Emma

Harry competes in the tri-wizard tournament, there are four contestants competing to get the Tri-wizard Cup (Quidditch World Cup).  I enjoyed it, there is lots of detail and it makes you feel like you are there.  I recommend this book to anyone who likes magic and adventure.  I would have liked it to be a bit funnier.

Rated 4.7 - "I never give perfect scores!" ...  recommeneded for those 8 and up.


Midnight : Warriors, the new prophecy by Erin Hunter - reviewed by Annabel

This book is the first book in the newest series of Warriors, which is about a clan of feral cats.  This book follows the next generation of cats.  Brambleclaw has a dream that is a sign from his Warrior ancestors of a new meeting place. It was disappointing because they did not get to finish their journey in this book.


Rated 4.9 ¾ - "I was a bit disappointed." ... recommended for readers who are 7-12 and who like cats!


The charm bracelet : bk. 1 of the Fairy Realm series by Emily Rodda - reviewed by Alex G.

Jessie lives in Blue Moon with her grandma which has a secret garden into the magical realm of fairies, gnomes and unicorns. Her Grandma is the real queen of this realm but has lost her charm bracelet and cannot re-enter this magical realm. Jessie and the people in the magical realm have to find the bracelet and stop the real queens evil cousin from ruling it. 

Rated 5 - "I really like this book because it has a lot of magic and fantasy."


 
Nancy Drew and the secret of Shadow Ranch by Carolyn Keene - reviewed by Holly

The three main characters Nancy, Bess and George go to Shadow Ranch in Arizona.  There is a curse at Shadow Ranch and a ghost horse appears a lot.  Nancy and her friend need to solve the mystery.  I wanted it to go on for longer so I was a bit disappointed.

Rated 4.9 ... recommended for anyone 8 and over who likes mystery stories.

 
The Famous Five series by Enid Blyton - reviewed by Alex D.

I have been reading a lot of the books from this series and I really like them.  All the adventures involve the characters Julian, Dick, Anne, Georgina (but everyone calls her George) and Timmy the dog.  They usually go away somewhere like a farm and have to solve a mystery and have an adventure.  I really like mystery too.

Rated 4.9

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

another chance to win a book voucher!


SORRY, THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED!




WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED ON AUGUST 17 - WINNING ENTRIES TO BE PUBLISHED ON THE BLOG SO STAY TUNED!



3 x $50.00  &  3 x $30.00 book vouchers to be won!!!

Take a STONE, an INVITATION, a BOOK, a KEY and a PARROT and create your story! You are the writer!

Your story can be funny, sad, full of mystery, fantasy or adventure. The challenge is that you need to use these FIVE WORDS somewhere in your story!

Stories need to be a minimum 50 words and maximum 500 words and entries close on Friday 5 August at 5pm!

There are 3 age categories:  
  • Category 1 - 7-10 years 
  • Category 2 - 11-13 years
  • Category 3 - 14-16 years
Send your entry with your name, phone number & date of birth to library@portphillip.vic.gov.au or drop it into your nearest library branch. Enquiries to Linda Todd, Ph: 9209-6526.

We will publish the winning entries on our website and on the Lightning Readers blog.

Winners will be notified Wednesday 17 August.