Game Over (Daniel X series) by James Patterson

Daniel X: Game Over is the last book of the Daniel X series. Daniel X is about a boy who is an alien hunter. Daniel has a special list that tells him which aliens are super bad or not as much. Daniel has to fight two of the strangest aliens on the planet. I recommend this book for 10 to 13 year olds.

Jaden M., grade 6

Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech

Thirteen-year-old Salamanca was traveling from Ohio to Idaho with her grandparents because her mother left but did not return. During the trip, she told her grandparents a story about her friend "Phoebe's" mother" missing and the "lunatic" she met. During the trip to Idaho wither her grandparents, Salamanca felt an urgency to make it to Idaho on time for her mother's birthday. This superb novel has a wonderful plot with mysterious  sad, and hilarious scenes.

Jean L., grade 6

Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports (Maximum Ride series) by James Patterson

Six extraordinary kids who can fly are out to save the world. They are the only people who can stop having the world eliminated by half the population. Fight for man-kind and stop having half the world die.

Connor L., grade 6

Noodle Pie by Ruth Stark

Andy, a Vietnamese immigrant's son is going on a trip to Vietnam. Je discovers shocking secrets, his dad has been keeping from him. He also notices their family's "popular" restaurant isn't like what he expected. On his trip to Vietnam, he learns many interesting things about their culture and lifestyle. He knows his family in Vietnam isn't doing so well, so he has a plan. With the right cousins, his plan just might work. People who like reading about different people's cultures and lifestyles would love this book.

Sarah S., grade 6

The Alchemyst: the Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel by Michael Scott

This story is about two kids, Josh and Sophie Newman, and the immortal Nicholas Flamel. Dr. John Dee is trying to steal an ancient book which holds the secret to immortality. It is up to Josh and Sophie Newman to save the world. I recommend this book to people who have enjoyed the Harry Potter stories.

Jacob W., grade 6

H.I.V.E. by Mark Walden

H.I.V.E. (a school for young villains) kidnaps kids that have committed remarkable crimes. Otto wakes up one day in the school and with the help of his new friends, hopes to escape. Will they be able to manage it? The chances are unlikely even though Otto is a genius, Laura is an extraordinary hacker, Wing knows Karate and Shelby is the best thief in the world. I would recommend this book to 6th through 8th graders.

Ava, grade 7

The Iron King by Julie Kagawa

I could honestly say that this book is one of the best I have ever read. New technology has made up something horrible, the Iron Fey. It is destroying Nevernever, the homeland to the faeries. Only Meghan Chase  half human daughter of the Summer King, can stop them. I recommend this book to 6th graders plus. It's a must read book. :)

Susan Y., grade 7