Title: High Speed Thrills: Acceleration and Velocity Reviewed by: James Yu Age: 9 This book is about how rollercoasters and other amusement park rides are good for learning about acceleration and velocity, and all kinds of things used for calculating speed and distance.
I like this book because it is a way to learn about some important measuring techniques while still being able to read and see fun, amazing and enormous amusement park thrill rides.
I think this book is a great learning resource combined with interesting facts. I would recommend this book to everyone! Title: Calendar Mysteries: June JamReviewed by: Lara Rebeiro Age: 9 This book is about four children.
Their names are Bradley, Brian, Nate and Lucy. They want to make homemade strawberry jam for their dads for Father's Day. But the four kids discover that something strange is eating all the strawberries.
I like this book because the mystery creature's behaviour was strange. To find out who
the mystery creature is, the kids set lots of traps.
The creature always struck when the kids were not looking. In the end, the kids find out who the mystery creature is and get to make strawberry jam for their dads! Read the book to find out more! Title: The Search for Wondla Reviewed by: Stephanie Chang Age: 11 Eva Nine is a young and curious girl who lives with her robot guardian, Muthr, in their Sanctuary. Never been outside her whole life, Eva has never met another human. One day, a merciless huntsman appears and destroys Eva's underground Sanctuary. Eva and Muthr flee to the outside to discover much has changed, and that Besteel, the huntsman, is on their trail.
This book is entertaining to read because of its spectacular view on the story of a future where Earth is in a state of hibernation.
It turned out to be the perfect combination of fantasy, science fiction, and dystopia.
Eva Nine's intriguing and captivating adventure takes her on a journey to discover who she really is and if there are other humans out there, while on the run from a dangerous enemy.
All she has is a single clue: a picture of a young girl, a human and a robot, along with the word "Wondla."
