Get ready for a two-in-one KW book review! We’ve read two amazing books – one that’s perfect for girls and another that’s great for guys – and we can’t wait to share them with all you kids out there who love to read.

First of all – what a great title! Based on the name of Greg Taylor’s new book alone, we think this one’s gonna be a hit! And here’s another fun and amazing fact: Greg Taylor is also the screenwriter for Jumanji, the blockbuster movie.

Pet Trouble is a brand-new book series by an author named T. T. Sutherland. Every book in the Pet Trouble series features the story of a different dog – and the owner that loves him or her. In this kids book review, we’ll be looking at two of the book

I Spy A To Z is a book of picture riddles by Jean Marzallo, with photos by Walter Wick. This is a cool book for any kid out there who likes riddles and puzzles and using their brains to figure things out.

Strawberry Hill is a new book for kids by Mary Ann Hoberman. Here at Kidzworld we get a lot of messages from kids asking how they can make new friends. Well, even though it’s a novel (meaning it’s fictional or not a true story), this book just may hel

We’ve reviewed two adventure books we’re sure you’re not going to be able to put down this summer. Warning – both these books are real page-turners!

You’re halfway through summer and all the way through your reading list – check out the top 10 teen books to help you make it through the season!

New this fall is a fun and funny book by author Kristen Tracy called Camille McPhee Fell Under The Bus.

The Curse Of The Romany Wolves is a follow-up (or sequel) to S. Jones Rogan’s The Daring Adventures Of Penhaligon Brush.

This book is a really wonderful story about a family that lives through the Great Depression.

In this fantastic adventure story, the main character, a girl named Sylvie Bartman, lives with a dog named Mr. Jackson and her father.

Ginger Rue’s brand-new book, Brand-New Emily, is a whole lot deeper than it looks (hey – didn’t your mom always tell you not to judge a book by its cover?!).

September 8, 2009, is International Literacy Day. Seems pretty fitting, considering today is the first day back to school after summer holidays for most kids.