Book Review: Slugfest by Gordon Korman

Yash, clearly one of the best athletes in the history of Robinette Middle School, faces an unexpected hurdle in graduating Middle School. He is actually such a super jock that he plays in the High School football team. And this is where the trouble starts… Yash is shocked to discover that this special assignment has left him no credit for his P.E, class, leading him to not fulfill a state-mandated request for eighth-grade and with that jeopardizing his graduation. The only solution? Summer School for Physical Education dubbed as “Slugfest.”

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Book Review: Million Dollar Mess by James Patterson

One million dollars? Yes please!
Rafe has inherited a million dollars by a recently passed relative!
The catch being, Rafe has to stay in the house of the deceased, which is in Beverly Hills and go to a snobby school for 3 months to receive the million.

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Book Review: Across the Desert by Dusti Bowling

Alone in the desert, can you imagine? Jolene the main character has a normal life but longs adventure. This is why Jolene watches her favorite Livestream were a girl called Addie flies in her ultralight plane in the desert. One day as Jolene was watching the LifeStream, Addie crashed and being Addies only follower, Jolene was the only one who saw it all go down!

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The Superteacher Project by Gordon Korman

The golden days are over and for me it’s back to school next
week. With the new school year starting I thought “The Superteacher Project” would be a great addition to my book reviews.

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Nathan Hale’s Hazardous Tales by Nathan Hale

You don’t like reading? You get bored easily when reading a book? Your parents keep forcing you to read more books that you don’t want to read? Well than this is your rescue – I found the perfect book series for you. The series is called Nathan Hale’s Hazardous tales and they are educational funny, hilarious, and a graphic novel all in one. Crazy right?

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Review: Unschooled by Allan Woodrow

Hey folks, I am back. After a little break due to recovery and other obligations I am finally back to writing again. I went through many, many books in the meantime – so be prepared there are a few good ones coming along.

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Review: Restart by Gordon Korman

And the winner is: Restart got the most votes out of my book shop mega sale pile and as promissed – here is the review. Before I forget, thanks for participating and helping me pick a book. It always means so much to me if you guys like what I do and give me some feedback.

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Review: Snow Treasure by Marie McSwigan

Did you know that a Norwegian gold treasure once got rescued by a bunch of kids from the Nazis during World War II? True story! We read “Snow Treasure” at school and I was very impressed how brave and smart Peter Lundstrom and his friends helped to make it happen.

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Review: Die unlangweiligste Schule der Welt – Geisterstunde – von Sabrina J. Kirschner

Kennt ihr schon den gemeinen Schulleiter Horst Schnittlich, den Erfinder des „Schnittlichen Schulregulariums“? Vielleicht die langweilige Lehrerin Frau Penne oder Maxe Zack mit seinem Labrador Makkaroni? Der mutige Klassenrebell wehrt sich zusammen mit Klassengenie Frieda gegen Direktor Schnittlichs üble Machenschaften. Und dann ist da ja auch noch Inspektor Rumpus von der BFLB, der Behörde für Langeweilebekämpfung…

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Review: Der Tag an dem ich cool wurde von Juma Kliebenstein

Martin und Karli sind beste Freunde. Sie würden gerne zu den FabFive, der coolen Clique um Lukas dazugehören. Aber die finden Martin und Karli gar nicht cool und nennen sie Nerds.

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Review: Die grünen Piraten – Jagd auf die Müllmafia von Andrea Possberg und Corinna Böckmann

Ich freue mich immer besonders eine neue Serie zu entdecken. Von den grünen Piraten habe ich gleich 7 Bände gelesen, weil ich die so toll finde. Den ersten möchte ich euch heute vorstellen.

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Review: Miles und Niles – Hirnzellen im Hinterhalt von Jory John und Mac Barnett

Es gibt mehr Kühe als Einwohner in Yawnee Valley. Miles war nicht happy, als seine Mutter ausgerechnet dort eine neue Arbeit fand und sie umziehen mussten…

Um was geht es?

Was mochte ich an dem Buch?
Miles war früher ziemlich gemein zu seinen Freunden. Aber er lernt dazu. Am besten mochte ich das Ende aber das will ich Euch noch nicht verraten.
Besonders gut haben mir auch die Illustrationen von Kevin Cornell gefallen.

Rating: 9/10