Book Reviewer by Bailey Smith

Title: Magical stories.

Author: Helen Paiba.

Illustrator: Anthony Lewis.


It’s a great book. It’s got lots of magical stories. Like in Beach’s for example
a boy floats out to sea in a sand boat. There are 17 stories and they are short.

Name of reviewer: Bailey Smith.

It is a fiction and a fantasy,fairy tales,myths, and legends.

Why might someone want to read this book:

Because it's a great book but some stories you
might love. but some you might not.

My recommendation
great you'd enjoy reading this book. Boys and girls will like reading this book

Reviewed by Bailey Smith

Mikayla's book review

Hi my name is Mikayla Crozier i am 9 years old, and i love reading books so i am excited to review this book for you!!!

Title: Whizz-Bang Winnie

Author: Laura Owen

Illustrator: Korky Paul

This book has four stories. The first story is about when Winnie got a ice-cream machine for Wilbur. The second story is about Mrs Parmar’s Birthday. The third story is about when Winnie makes some storybook characters come to life. The last story is about Winnie and Wilbur in a race.

Someone might want to read this book because the stories are funny, interesting and quite short. It is easy to read, and it has cool pictures.

This book is fiction

My rating is 10/10

My recommendation: Amazing you must read this book!!!!!

Student Librarians host morning tea

Wow, the food was amazing and the atmosphere warm and friendly as all 19 student librarians hosted the staff to morning tea in the library today. This has become an annual event but every year the students seem to surpass themselves in the food and hospitality department. Well done Joshua, who bravely welcomed everyone. The food disappeared quickly so we can take it that everyone had plenty to eat. Thank you also to those at home who supported their children by helping them provide the lovely food.

Bob's visit

Library week at Bluestone got off to a great start when Bob Docherty visited Creative Creatures and Team Explorer to talk about books and read stories. He is an expert on children's and young adults books and has read nothing else for the last 15 years. Bob introduced some great stories that many children are keen to read or have read to them. His books, which he borrows from the National Library collection, are on display in the library for anyone to read.
Check out Bob's blog here

Library Week Competition

The first sentence in a book can really hook us in to the story? Post us a comment with the first sentence in the book you are currently reading. If we get enough entries, three will be drawn and will win tasty prizes.

Here's my entry as an example.
"To tell the truth, I don't think Lizzie would ever have told us her elephant story at all, if Karl had not been called Karl".
Posted by Mrs Ross, Librarian

Book review by Emily Peattie

Title:Anyone but me.

Author:Nancy Krulik.

Illustrator:John and Wendy.

This is a story about a girl called Katie Carew who wishes to be anyone but herself, but then she finds out that sometimes wishing is not the best way to fix things. There are more books for you to read if you are interested.

Genre: Fiction Action/Adventure.

My recommendation: Amazing you must read this book!

I would recommend this book to: 7-11 year olds.

Book review by Emma Kirkwood

Title: The High Hills

Author and illustrator: Jill Barklem

This is a book about two mice who set off on a adventure into The High Hills. Then they get lost.

It is an action/adventure, fiction book and would appeal to 8-10 years old, but little kids will love the illustrations.

My recommendation is: Amazing! You must read this book!!

Rating: 5/5 (my opinion)