Authors: Andy Griffiths, Andrew Daddo, Frances Watts, Sam Bowing, Randa Abdel-Fattah, James O'Loghlin, Judith Rossell, Tristan Bancks, Lollie Barr

Illustrator: Andrea Innocent

Publisher: Pan Macmillan Australia Pty Ltd 2015

Age ratting: 8-10

Genre: humour

Star rating: 4.5/5

A Choco-pops robot + a practical joke that goes wrong + a talking rock + organic rodent pies + a face that's stuck + a plan for revenge + an out-of-control imaginary fairy + a nit epidemic + five kids and one chimp in space = ONE HILARIOUS BOOK!

In my opinion is that this book is hilarious. It is funny, creative, weird and suspenseful. I have read the whole series and I love it, even the illustrations.

Author: Kimberly Brubaker Bradley

Illustrator: ??????????????

Publisher: Dial Books for Young Readers

Age ratting: 10-12

Genre: Historical fiction

Star rating: 4/5

The book "The war that saved my life" is about a girl named Ada who was born with a club foot and her mother is the cruellest person ever, she never lets her go outside or walk and she makes Ada sleep under the kitchen sink! But Ada's brother, Jamey, is allowed to do anything he wants. Ada's family is very poor but when the Germans attack Ada's home town every one needs to flee the country but Ada's mum keeps her at home while she takes Jamie to flee the country but secretly she joins Jamie and then they go to live with Susan leaving their mum behind. What would there mum think about this? Will she find them? Who is Susan? Will Ada learn to walk properly?

Amazing book. I'm speechless.

Author: Craig Silvey

Illustrator: Sara Acton

Publisher: Allen and Unwin

Age Rating: 9 - 13

Genre: Humour

Star Rating: 4/5

Runt is a heartwarming tale that is full of humour, kindness and friendship. A determined girl named Annie adopts a clever dog named Runt. Together, they attempted to win one of the most prestigious dog competitions in London. Will Annie and Runt succeed in winning?

Runt is one of my favourite books I have read. It was awarded book of the year in 2023.

Author: J.K Rowling

Illustrator: Jim Field

Publisher: Hatchett's children's group

Age Rating: 10 - 13

Gerne: Fantasy

Star Rating - 4.5/5

Jack is a broken boy from a broken family. His father is no longer arounds, his mother is married to another man, and his beloved toy pig get thrown out by his stepsister.

However, Jack receives a new replacement from his stepsister, Holly. Together, they embark on a trip in the Lost and Found, working together to try and find Dur Pig.

This book is really interesting and has lots of illustrations. I enjoyed it alot!

Author: Sofie Laguna

Age rating: 9-15

Genre: Historical fiction

Star Rating: 3.8/5

Publisher: ____

 Grace lives with her uncle in London in 1808. Her and her uncle have no money, which means no food, but to make it worse Grace is often hungry. The best part of grace’s day is going to Fleet Street to talk to the horses that she loves. One day in the afternoon Grace couldn't resist taking a red apple from a grocer's cart. Then before she knows it, she was getting chased down the streets.

In my opinion, Meet Grace is a great book, it’s different from the other historical fiction. It’s entertaining and much more. Personally, I don’t really like Historical Fiction, but Meet Grace is a must read for those who likes or doesn’t like historical fiction.

Author: Andy Griffiths

Illustrator: Terry Denton

Publisher: Pan Macmillan Australia

Age ratting: 6 - 100

Genre: Humour

Star rating: 3.5/5

Join Andy and Terry in their spectacular new 78-storey treehouse. They've added 13 new levels including a drive-thru car wash, a combining machine, a scribbletorium, an ALL-BALL sports stadium, Andyland, Terrytown, a high-security potato chip storage facility and an open-air movie theatre!

It's the perfect book for everyone who loves humour I defiantly recommend it!!! :)

Author: Jeff Kinney

Illustrator: ______

Publisher: Harry n Abrams inc

Age rating: 8-14 years old

Genre: Humour, Diary

Star Rating: 4.5/5

Greg Heffley suddenly finds himself dealing with the pressures of learning about puberty, increased responsibilities, and even some awkward changes all without his ex best friend, Rowley.

In my opinion, Diary of the Wimpy kid is a hilarious book. The book have a ton of stories inside one book, making it entertaining and fun. Even though I'm personally not a fan of any books except for romance, diary of the wimpy kid 100% caught my eyes.