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How to Train Your Dragon; Bk. 1
Cressida Cowell (2004) , 214 pages
Audience:
Intermediate (4th-6th grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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You should have a dragon if you are reading this book. If not, close this book review right now. You have a dragon? Good, now let's get started. I will tell you about the great hero, Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III. First, he wasn't a hero. He was nothing like his dad, Stoick the Vast or Goober the Belch. But when he got his dragon, Toothless, everything changed. He learned how to talk to dragons! But this is not why he became a hero. He became a hero for his bravery and courage. He defeated a sea dragon with the help of friends. Read the other books to find out what adventure Hiccup will have next.
Written by Joshua, Age 9
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Dawn (Warriors: The New Prophecy, Bk 3)
Erin Hunter (2006) , 335 pages
Audience:
Intermediate (4th-6th grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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I loved it! It was funny and scary at the same time. Brambleclaw has to lead the four Clans to their new home. They forget the warrior code and go into battle almost as soon as they get to their new home. Every one is sad because they made friends and then they have to break up.
Written by Willow, Age 10
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Rainbow Magic, The Petal Fairies: Tia the Tulip Fairy
Daisy Meadows (2007) , 67 pages
Audience:
Primary (K-3rd grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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I like that there was a problem that they fixed and there was bad people and good people. Two girls and one fairy went on a big adventure. The fairy lost her magic Tulip petal. They have to go find it, but the goblins are in the way.
Written by Adira, Age 6
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Dark River (Warriors: Power of Three, Bk. 2)
Erin Hunter (2008) , 320 pages
Audience:
Intermediate (4th-6th grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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I loved it. Dark River is full of suspence and disapointments. The author Erin Hunter is great at reliazing charcter traits in cats. It has creative names and dirrerent plots and the climax is very exciting. Jaypaw finds a stick and decides to find out where it came from. Lion paw is in love with Heatherpaw. Later the two join Hollypaw, Heatherpaw, and Breezepaw to find missing kits. In the end, everything turns out a right.
Written by Willow, Age 10
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Fablehaven
Brandon Mull (2007) , 351 pages
Audience:
Intermediate (4th-6th grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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I think this is a really good book.
I loved it! Two kids named Kendra and Seth start out going to their grandparents house thinking that it is going to be boring. But, step by step Kendra and Seth weave there way into the magical preserve called Fablehaven. It is full of magical creatures. Kendra and Seth have to fight the demon Bahumat, the witch Murial and her bewitched human shaped puppet Mendigo to save Fablehaven.
Written by Alexander, Age 8
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Philippa Fisher's Fairy Godsister
Liz Kessler (2007) , 274 pages
Audience:
Intermediate (4th-6th grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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I love this book and all the other Liz Kessler books. Philippa is an ordinary 11 year old girl. She finds that she's got a fairy godsister, Daisy. It's worse, the two can't get along and all Phillipa's wishes are making her life worse.
Written by Nell, Age 9
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The Lightning Thief
Rick Riordan (2005) , 377 pages
Audience:
Intermediate (4th-6th grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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It was really good. I liked it. Percy Jackson and his friends travel into the Underworld to find Zeus's master bolt. They think Hades stole it. Zeus thinks Percy has it. It turns out Ares had it all along. He gives it to back to Zeus but at the end of the book Percy's mom is still stuck in the Underworld and Percy has to go back to school.
Written by Deven, Age 7
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Dragonfly
Alice McLerran (2000) , 142 pages
Audience:
Intermediate (4th-6th grade)
Category:
Fantasy
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It was the best book I have read! Because Drag is very nice and Jason takes very good care of Drag and my favorite part is when Drag first flys outdoors! Rose finds a dragon egg and Rose, Phillip, and Jason with their parents stay with Drag during childhood
Written by Claudia, Age 8
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