Tripods Trilogy21 reviews
John Christopher

Aladdin, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, 1988

A menacing future

+ Greatest Juvenile Science Fiction novels I ever read
+ TV series
+ Underrated Author
  
  











  



  
The House With a Clock In Its Walls (Lewis Barnavelt)85 reviews
John Bellairs

Puffin, 2004

mystery for the younger set

+ True horror
+ Scary kidlit
+ Great Read Reminiscent of Poe
  
  











  



  
Harriet the Spy144 reviews
Louise Fitzhugh

Yearling, 2001

Harriet the spy--

+ Still Reaping Rewards!
+ One of My Favorites
+ One of the Greats
  
  











  



  
The Book of Three (Prydain Chronicles)231 reviews
Lloyd Alexander

Yearling, 1999

A Wonderful Experience.

+ A terrific beginning to the best fantasy series ever
+ A great introduction to fantasy
+ This series of books was marvelous!
  
  











  



  
The Black Cauldron (Prydain Chronicles)118 reviews
Lloyd Alexander

Yearling, 1999

Great Fantasy

+ The second in the series of Alexander's Prydain Chronicles
+ The Black Cauldron

Lloyd Alexander was one of my favorite authors as a young adult and his work has really held up now that I'm an adult. The stories and characters are just so well crafted and executed. This is a great book to go back to or to get for someone who is just starting to explore the realms of fantasy.
  
  











  



  
Sing Down the Moon68 reviews
Scott O'Dell

Laurel Leaf, 1997

The Navaho Trail of Tears

+ Review of Sing Down
+ Native Americans Fell to European Invaders
+ My first book review and it's a good one!
+ A review for Sing down the Moon
  
  











  



  
Lad of Sunnybank6 reviews
Albert Payson Terhune

Buccaneer Books, 1990

More wonderful tales of Lad and the Sunnybank collies!

+ A great book as always Lad books are.
+ It's okay.
+ Great Reading for Animal Lovers of All Ages
+ Wonderful for all ages
  
  











  



  
The Castle of Llyr (Pyrdain Chronicles)51 reviews
Lloyd Alexander

Yearling, 1999

I am so glad I found these...

+ Third in a series that keeps getting better
+ Chronicles of Prydain
+ Good book, good principles
  
  











  



  
The Chronicles of Narnia Boxed Set1012 reviews
C. S. Lewis

HarperTrophy, 1994

Further up and further in!

+ Just what I ordered
+ Cs Lewis Chronicles of narnia
+ A wonderful book for young adventurers
+ Good book
  
  











  



  
The Foundling: and Other Tales of Prydain24 reviews
Lloyd Alexander

Puffin, 1996

Little bits of background for every Prydain fan

+ Possibly the most excellent read-aloud for your elem.kids
+ I am so glad I found these...
+ Love it!
+ Tales ah-plenty, tales galore
  
  











  



  
Taran Wanderer (Prydain Chronicles)56 reviews
Lloyd Alexander

Yearling, 1969

Very pleased with Taran Wanderer

+ I am so glad I found these...
+ A SWEET READ!!!
+ Taran Wanderer
  
  











  



  
Blubber104 reviews
Judy Blume

Yearling, 1976

Great lesson for bullies to read!

+ Cool Book but not the best...
+ The story of Bullies and the Bullied
+ Blubber
  
  











  



  
The Headless Cupid24 reviews
Zilpha Keatley Snyder

Yearling, 1985

A MUST READ!!

+ Interesting and exciting! Keeps your attention all the way through!
+ Brilliant Then and Now
+ The Best Book I Have Ever Read!
+ STUPID NOT
  
  











  



  
The Figure in the Shadows (Lewis Barnavelt)27 reviews
John Bellairs

Puffin, 1993

2nd book in the 'Lewis Barnavelt' series

+ Second in a Great Trilogy

John Bellairs is best known as the author of sixteen gothic mystery novels for young adults comprising the Lewis Barnavelt, Anthony Monday, and Johnny Dixon series. "The Figure in the Shadows" (1975) is the second book in the Lewis Barnavelt series and is preceded by "The House with a Clock in ...
  
  











  



  
The High King (Prydain Chronicles)127 reviews
Lloyd Alexander

Yearling, 1999

The Perfect Fantasy

+ My favorite children's book
+ My Poor Tender Head!
+ Create Your Own Review
+ Not Free SF Reader
  
  











  



  
The Amityville Horror107 reviews
Jay Anson

Pocket Star, 2005

Scariest Book I have Ever Read

+ So good that I read it three times!
+ Nothing like the movie
+ Amityville Horror (real or not?)
  
  











  



  
Tiger Eyes82 reviews
Judy Blume

Laurel Leaf, 1982

Exceptional and Touching

+ Tiger Eyes Review by Megan
+ A little nostolgia
+ La vida es una buena aventura!!!
+ Tiger Eyes
  
  











  



  
A Stranger Came Ashore (Kelpie)2 reviews
Mollie Hunter

Canongate Pub Ltd, 1994

a great book of Celtic legend!!!

+ A Stranger Came Ashore

I read this book for the first time when I was ten and I still can pick it up and be swept away to the windy peat bogs of the Emerald Isle. All Saint's Eve-Hallowe'en to us Yanks-is presented with incredible color and vitality and embodies the struggle of good against not so good. Because of this ...
  
  











  



  
Lad: A Dog31 reviews
Albert Payson Terhune

Puffin, 1993

Books about a dog...

+ Lad, a dog
+ One of the great dog books ...
+ I will never forget how I discovered this book...(actual review on the second paragraph)
+ A Dog Story to Remember
  
  











  



  
Forever309 reviews
Judy Blume

Pocket, 1989

As a Teen and Even as an Adult...

+ great read for teens
+ Good read overall

Forever written by Judy Blume was read by me more than twenty years ago. Hard to believe now. I remember thinking that it was one of the most romantic teen love stories I had ever read and that was ever written. It's not a book written to teach young teens how to have sex, but more or less the ...