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Night
of the ninjas
by Mary Pope Osborne
Have you ever met a real life ninja? Jack and Annie do when the Magic Tree
House whisks them back to ancient Japan where they find themselves in the
cave of a ninja master. Will they learn the secrets of the ninja? Or will
the evil samurai warriors get them first?
For young
readers aged 6-9 years.
 Beyond the
horizon
by Lauren Brooke
Heartland is a horse farm and has always been the center of Amy's life. But
since she started her pre-veterinary program at college, her life has
changed. When Amy returns home for spring break, she finds things are
different there, too – her family, her boyfriend, Ty, and even her place at
Heartland. When a classmate, Will, asks her to come to Arizona to help a
distressed horse, Amy has a huge choice to make. Torn between the comfort of
her old life and the adventure of a new one, Amy has to decide if Heartland
is still everything to her, or if it’s time to move on.
For young readers aged 9-12 years.
 We
share everything
by Robert Munsch
It’s the very first day of kindergarten, and Amanda and Jeremiah have a
problem. They want to read the same book. They want to play with the same
blocks. The teacher wants them to share everything. But when Amanda and
Jeremiah take their teacher’s advice, the whole class is in for a hilarious
surprise!
For
young readers aged 4-7 years.
 Clara
by Amie Jane Leavitt
Ciara Princess Harris may have started out life like any other ordinary kid.
But when she watched the group Destiny’s child perform on television, her
world changed. She decided right then and there that she wanted to be a
performing artist. Now, after years of hard work, Ciara is a famous
performing artist. She travels all over the country performing her music,
and millions of people have bought her albums.
Do you want to find success in your life too? Learn more about Ciara’s life,
and you can also archive your dreams.
For young readers aged 9-14 years. |
Philipsburg
Jubilee Library 
Children's
book reviews May 2009