Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Book Review

Hi there!  It's the bookworm here.  I have a new book suggestion for you.  I think  Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban  is an extremely good book.  It's about a thirteen year old boy that is growing up as an  orphan and living with his cruel aunt, uncle, and cousin.  And then there's an even bigger problem.  Harry Potter is a wizard,  and so were his parents before him.  His Aunt and Uncle Dursley are muggles (non magic people) and they are completely against wizards.  Now Harry is going back to Hogwarts, the magical school of witch craft and wizardry.  A so called villian named Sirius Black has escaped from the wizard prison of Azkaban, a terrible, terrible place.  A lot of wizards think that Black is after Harry.  Is Sirius black really a villain?  If he is,  is he really after Harry?  You'll find out if you read  Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.




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(P.S.  If you liked  Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, you'll love the first two books,

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, and  Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.)

The Mysterious Benedict Society.

Hi, there!  Its the bookworm, and I have a new post for you.  I think you should read The Mysterious  Benedict  Society, by Trenton Lee Stewart.  A boy named Reynie Muldoon, another boy named Sticky Washington, a girl named Kate Wetherall, and another girl named Constance Contraire take a series of mind bending tests that only the most gifted children can pass.  Because they all pass,  they are able to go on a dangerous secret mission that only they can accomplish.  With Kate and her bucket full of trusty tools,  Reynie's clever mind, Constance's cranky attitude,  and Sticky's fantastic memory, will they be able to complete they're mission against evil?  I rate this book for nine year olds and up.

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Ivy+Bean Take Care of the Babysitter.

Hi there everybody!  It’s the bookworm.  I hope you enjoyed Dinosaurs Before Dark.  This next book is going to be a blast!  It’s called Ivy+Bean Take Care of the Babysitter, and it sure is funny!  Ivy and Bean are two seven-year-old girls, and they’re best friends.  Find out how Bean feels as a prisoner in her own house.  You’ll have to read the book and see for yourself.  Maybe you’ve read some of the other Ivy+Bean books too.


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                                       Bookworm

Magic Tree House Dinosaurs before Dark.

This book is the first book I recommend to you.  It's totally fun and exiting, plus, you can learn a bunch of history from it.  In this first adventure, Jack and Annie (brother and sister) find a mysterious tree house in the woods that's never been there before, and before they know it, the tree house whisks them back into the time of the dinosaurs.  It has sixty-eight pages in it, and I think that it is good for six to eight year olds.  It was written by Mary Pope Osborne.

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Welcome to the Bookworm!

Hi there!  You can call me  Bookworm.  I started doing this blog because I love to read and write.  I am in second grade and I live in the south.  On this blog I will post about books that I think you should read.  I might as well tell you that most of the books I will recommend are most likely to be chapter books.  My first book review will be Magic Tree House #1.  The Magic Tree House books are some of my favorite books.  I hope you like visiting my blog!

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