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Author: Nick Arnold
Summary: This book is about sound, how to amplify sound, animals that use sound, how sound kills people, deaf people who are famous, and many other sound-related things, including scientists who have studied sound. It also has a story of how a scientist and a DJ work together to learn about sound. It also tells you what living in a world without sound would feel like, and how to make the ultimate concert by using sound techniques.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it had experiments I could try, quizzes, and famous events to do with sound in history.
Score out of ten: 6/10

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Author: Jeff Christiansen
Summary: This book is about the superhero Wolverine, and his allies and enemies. It has information about Wolverine himself, Deadpool, Gambit, and other members of the X- Men, as well as more of Wolverine's allies and enemies. For every character they include their actual name, aliases, identities, occupation, place of birth, group affiliation, and their comic debut.
It also includes their history, a fact file, their powers/abilities, and their statistics.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, as it had information about some of my favorite characters.
Score out of ten: 8/10

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Author: Stephan Pastis
Summary: His name is Failure. Timmy Failure. And he is the number one detective in town, probably the country. Perhaps the world. And he had to overcome obstacles. Like his mother, his polar bear Total, his idiot best friend, and his school. Anyway, this book is about Timmy Failure and his pet polar bear Total. Together they formed an alliance called TOTAL FAILURE. INC, an agency that will never fail. He has solved countless candy cases, and cases of dead pets. But suddenly, the biggest case of his lifetime comes right to him. It is an international one. However as he arrives to the scene, he realises his mother's Segway has been stolen. So he hijacks his mother's boyfriend's car and crashes through countless houses to arrive at the scene. Will he make it in time? Only time will tell...
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it had a simple yet funny storyline.
Score out of ten: 7/10

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Author: Stephan Pastis
Summary: Many years ago, a zillion desperate people- all seeking a better life- escaped from a country called Cuba to a place called Key West, Florida. Many years later, one desperate boy- also seeking a better life- tried to escape from Key West, Florida, to Cuba. His name was Timmy Failure. He came on a honeymoon with his mother and stepfather, even though he fainted during the wedding. He has published the book Timmy Failure's Wisdom-Filled Guide for the Uneducated people Who Don't Know Very Much, become a pirate, went fishing for two hundred dollars per person, sold his books, invaded a military fort, hijacked a cannon, owned a skywriting polar bear, hid in a butterfly conservatory, had his pants stolen by cats, and fought an iguana- all for the treasure he knows is on the island.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was a humorous tale of ridicule.
Score out of ten: 9/10

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Timmy Failure- The Book You're Not Supposed To Have

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Timmy Failure- The Book You're Not Supposed To Have

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Author: Stephan Pastis
Summary: Timmy Failure- the world's greatest detective- has made a private record of a sensitive time in his life as a detective. The book was never meant to exist. Until it was stolen and published. Anyway, this book is about the time when Timmy Failure was banned from detective work. After having a substitute teacher with bulletproof pants, a piano teacher that chops carrots, a best friend who influences the keepers of the world's official time zones, the Grim Reaper teaching him how to ride a bike, a schoolmate who sets fire to his shoe, cousins who are escapees from insane asylums, master plans to hide the book,  a hot dog- stealing pet polar bear, indoor dodgeball games, and- last but not least- his mother's wedding, Timmy Failure is on the verge of going crazy.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was so ridiculous and funny.
Score out of ten: 9.5/10

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Author: Terry Deary
Summary: This book is about the English language, its history, interesting words to use, euphemisms, acronyms, Latin words, figures of speech, Shakespearean words, tongue twisters, spoonerisms, slang, jargon, malapropisms, and much more. It also has origins of words, ways to use those techniques, and a tutorial.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, as it is very convenient in times when you need good vocabulary, like 'discombobulated' or 'pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis'.
Score out of ten: 9/10

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Author: Andrew Donkin
Summary: This book is about the life
of master playwright William Shakespeare (which if you rearrange the words of his name makes 'I am a weakish speller', which is true).  It has his childhood, life at the time, his hometown of Stratford, his theater the Globe, and London at the time. It also has information of important characters in his life like his wife, his parents, and actors in the theatre. It also has mysteries of what we don't know about him.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was very informative.
Score out of ten: 7/10

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Author: Michael Coleman
Summary: This book is about England's football history, the greatest players for England, profiles, and statistics about them, 'did you know' facts, and quizzes to test your knowledge. It also has a fair amount of bad puns and cartoons, making it quite funny.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because of the jokes and bad puns.
Score out of ten: 6/10

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Author: Chris Bradford
Summary: This book is about a young boy whose father's ship has been shipwrecked off the coast of Japan. After his father and his crew have been killed by the one-eyed ninja Dokugan Ryu (Dragon Eye), he is adopted by master swordsman Masamoto Takeshi. Jack trains to become a samurai, making a new friend named Akiko in the process. Forced to compete in the Taryu-Jiai, an event that consists of three events- kyujitsu, kenjitsu, and taijitsu, Jack has more and more pressure to face. Being the only foreigner in a school of Japanese, Jack is bullied, treated as an outcast, and treated poorly.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was a book with great descriptions, an amazing storyline, and overall an amazing book.
323 pages of an amazing story!
Score out of ten: 9/10

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Author: Chris Bradford
Summary: Jack has once again entered a tournament- the Circle of Three, an ancient ritual that tests a samurai's courage skill and spirit to the limit. He is no longer treated as a foreigner, as he has won the Taryu-Jiai, but fellow samurai Kazuki is still constantly bullying Jack, along with his Scorpion Gang.
But now he knows that some ninja are plotting against all Christians in Japan, and this reminds him of how unforgiving ninja can be. After a near-death experience in the Circle of Three, Jack swears to get revenge on Kazuki, even accusing him of cheating in the sacred ritual.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it (like the first book) has amazing descriptions. The plot wasn't as good though, but overall, it was great.
Score out of ten: 8/10

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Author: Chris Bradford
Summary: After lethal ninja Dokugan Ryu (Dragon Eye) has gotten hold of his father's rutter (a mariner's handbook of written sailing directions), the most precious item in Jack's possession,  Jack suspects that Father Bobadillo, a brother of the society of Jesus, now has the rutter in his possession, after seeing an almost identical-looking book in his room. The year is 1613 and Japan is threatened with war. Eventually meeting a Spanish man fleeing down the streets of Japan and trying to get to Hokkaido, Jack is feeling the pressure beating down on him harder than ever. When a fire tears through the Niten Ichi Ryu, Jack barely misses getting burned alive, strangled by a chain, getting kidnapped, and even poisoned. But when Jack accidentally kills someone in the Scorpion Gang (Kazuki's gang of bullies), Kazuki swears revenge by bullying Jack at every chance he gets. As Jack learns how to ride a horse, competes in a boat race with his previous experience as a sailor, writes several haikus, and gets hit by almost every weapon in the dojo by his sensei, Jack finally realizes what it truly means to be a samurai. Jack's survival- and that of his friends- depends upon him mastering the technique of the Two Heavens, the secret sword technique of the legendary samurai Masamoto Takeshi.
Whether I enjoyed it: This book is probably the best out of the three Young Samurai books I have read so far, with the longest story (417 pages), best plot, and best descriptions.
Score out of ten: 9.5/10

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Timmy Failure-  Now Look What You've Done

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Timmy Failure-  Now Look What You've Done

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Author: Stephan Pastis
Summary: This book is about a little boy whose detective life is more exciting than ever. The famed missing globe case is spreading all over the school, and there is only one man who can solve it: Timmy Failure. Unfortunately, another fellow detective has solved it first, and has rightfully earned the prize of 500 dollars. Timmy will do anything to solve the case and get the money, even taking it to extremes. From smashing windows to switching schools and making topiary sculptures, this book will have you laughing throughout.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was painfully hilarious.
Score out of ten: 9.5/10

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Author: Stephan Pastis
Summary: This book is about a little boy who is a detective, seeking world domination. Unfortunately, he must get a good grade to get out of school, in order to become a world-famous detective and exhibit greatness. He has to make a nature project, so he only has one option: to go to the faraway Camp Monkeychuck and find the legendary Miracle report for it to do all the work for him, whilst avoiding the Scrum Bolo Chihuahua.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it had me laughing throughout the book.
Score out of ten: 9/10

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Author: Terry Deary
Summary: This book is about the Egyptians, how they lived, what they did in their lives, and odd facts about them. It also has information on the pharaohs, the pyramids, the gods of Egypt, mummies' 'curses', and stories of Ancient Egypt.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it had quizzes, a lot of information, and jokes to keep me reading.
Score out of ten: 9/10

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Author: Nick Arnold
Summary: This book is about the lives of insects, what they do, and how they survive. It has detailed explanations with scientific words, and several jokes to keep you reading. Quizzes, experiments, fact files, and more will keep you interested for hours!
Whether I enjoyed it: I enjoyed it because it was interactive, had quizzes, and put me in the shoes of an insect.  A must read!
Score out of ten: 9/10

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Timmy Failure- Sanitized For Your Protection

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Timmy Failure- Sanitized For Your Protection

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Author: Stephan Pastis
Summary: This book is about a little boy who is a detective. And on a cross-country caravan-to-nowhere. Trapped.
After he learns the money for a poor boy named Yergi Plimpkin has been stolen, he brings along a companion- former criminal Molly Moskins. They journey across America in order to solve the mystery, meeting superheroes, disguising themselves as Meriwether Lewis and Sacagawea, and fleeing hotels along the way.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was painfully funny, and full of humor.
Score out of ten: 9/10

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Horrible Science- Really Rotten Experiments

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Horrible Science- Really Rotten Experiments

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Author: Nick Arnold
Summary: This book is about experimenting, and what scientists do to experiment. It also has experiments that you can try at home, provided that you have the right tools, each experiment coming with a difficulty label.
Whether I enjoyed it: I enjoyed it not because of the experiments (which I didn't try), but because of the little comics on every 3 to 4 pages.
Score out of ten: 8/10

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Horrible Science- Space, Stars, and Slimy Aliens

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Horrible Science- Space, Stars, and Slimy Aliens

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Author: Nick Arnold
Summary: This book is about outer space, the dangers of outer space, the planets, astronomers, space vehicles, space studies, and more. It also has fun facts, quizzes, fact files on the planets, and even a story of aliens who are travelling from planet to planet on vacation.
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was interesting, had experiments I could try, comics, news articles, and diary entries.
Score out of ten: 8/10

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Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs- prehistoric life explained

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Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs- prehistoric life explained

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Author: Miles Kelly
Summary: This book is about the lives of ancient creatures, dinosaurs, ancient mammals, and the first humans.  It has fact files of major dinosaurs,  'did you know?' facts, maps of where dinosaurs are found, diagrams of dinosaurs, and much more!
Whether I enjoyed it: Yes, because it was very informative, and had information I never knew. I enjoyed it, but not as much as the previous ones.
Score out of ten: 6/10