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WE READ BOOKS FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN 6 TO 18, REVIEW THE CONTENT, PSYCHOANALYSE THE EFFECTS, TAG THE AGE AND MARK IT ON PARAMETERS THAT INFLUENCE THE YOUNG MIND. WHY?
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Prabir reviews Heroes of Olympus (opens the original)
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You must forge your own path for it to mean anything In 2010, Rick Riordan published the first book of his third and most complex series. Having already written on Greek and Egyptian Mythology, he now produced the first book of a series related to both his most iconic work, now blended with a new Roman element which would add a great deal of new characters and arcs to the universe we love. This new book focuses on a new trio of demigods; Jason, Piper and Leo; an amnesiac, and two bewitched and i
Vikram reviews How To Be A Pirate (opens the original)
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“Hiccup found everyday life rather a trial, but was always good in a crisis.” We have already met Hiccup once before, but on this second journey, it is this quote which sums him up to us perfectly. Not only that, but it sums up the book perfectly. How to be a Pirate is the second book in the How to Train your Dragon series, and it continues the tale of perhaps the most unlikely looking protagonist in history, and his desire to be a hero in Berk. Just as sweet, funny and creative as its predecess
Ali reviews Keeper of the Lost Cities (opens the original)
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Am I supposed to help Frodo destroy the ring and save Middle Earth? Or do I have to make toys in the North Pole?” Sophie Foster’s first reaction to being told she is an elf. A very relatable one. The sheer disbelief this response embodies is truly the beginning of the book we are here to discuss today. A book filled with sparkling cities, magical creatures, and glorious technologies. In the words of it’s own creator, a crumbling Utopia: Keeper of the Lost Cities. When Sophie Foster is told that
Arinjay reviews Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief (opens the original)
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“Look, I didn’t want to be a Half-Blood” So begins, one of the finest Young Adult series in history. A Young Adult series filled to the brim with tales of monsters, heroes, bloodshed, death, destruction, and love. After Harry Potter began the revival of reading, especially for Children. Percy Jackson swept books into their hands like a tidal wave depositing debris on shore (Pun very much intended)
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