When you write them at school, your teacher calls them book reports. But when they are published, they magically become book reviews. Harness the power of the Internet to turn your book reports into published book reviews at these five sites.
Enter this British site through the door appropriate for your age: either eight to eleven, or eleven to fourteen.
In this five-part writing seminar from children's author Rodman Philbrick, students in grades three through eight learn how to write and edit a book review.
How do you decide what to read? Do you rely on friends, teachers or librarians? How about book reviews written especially for teens, often by teens themselves? Today's sites have thousands of book recommendations. You are bound to find one (or a dozen) yo
Create booklet, newspaper, flyer, or brochure online
Today's topic strays from my usual assortment of sites for kids of all ages; these site selections are for parents in charge of summertime movie and video selection. If you've ever wondered which PG-13 movies were appropriate for your kids, or why a certa
When you write them at school, your teacher calls them book reports. But when they are published, they magically become book reviews. Harness the power of the Internet to turn your book reports into published book reviews at these five Web sites that acce
The Internet Public Library posts book reviews written by kids, but they must be submitted by a parent, teacher or librarian.
Interested in scary books? How about fantasy and time travel? The Seminole County Public Library has pages of recommended kid books, organized by subject, and welcomes reviews on any book on their list.
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