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Top 10 children’s book review blogs written by kids
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There are tons of blogs around about children’s books, but so far most of them have been written by adults. But now junior bookworms are having their say as children start to blog about the books they love reading.

We think it’s really cool when children blog about the books they read. Blogs like this are a great way to tell the world about a book you’ve enjoyed, or to get ideas for books you might like to read, or just to find other bookworms like you.

And if you’re an adult wanting to find ideas for books for your child to read, book blogs written by children are a great place to look. Not so much from the horse’s mouth as from the bookworm’s eyes.

Here are some of our favourite book review blogs written by children and teens:

  • What Should I Read Next? is a fascinating book review blog for tweens and teens written by 14-year-old bookworm Maya from Wales.
  • What Ruby Read Next – Thirteen year old Ruby addresses the difficult question of what to read when you’re too old for children’s books but too young for adult literature.
  • Flea ReadsThis one is unique because it’s the only video blog on our list. Seven year old bookworm Flea reports on the books she loves and hopes you will too.
  • Childtastic Books – A co-written blog from nine year old Holly and her mum Sam. As well as book reviews, they chew the fat about reading-related issues.
  • The Turtle of HappinessNine year old Mr Turtle is planning to review every book he reads, and has even had a visit from the author of one of his favourite Doctor Who books.
  • SpiderSpider – This talented nine year old boy has a great eye for a funny book, as he reports on reading and other adventures.
  • Bookhi – An inspiring and comprehensive book blog from 14 year old reader Zoe
  • The Teen Book Guru – Incredibly popular Young Adult book review site from 15 year old Riya
  • Mini Bookworms – A collective of parent bloggers and their children who love to read.

And if you want to encourage a young reader today, go visit some of these blogs and leave a comment. You might just pick up some ace reading suggestions as well.

Bloggers – if you are on this list feel free to pick up your Brilliant Blog Badge which is over here on the badge page.

And if you know of any more child book bloggers (or you write one), leave the address in the comments box below and we will include you in a future roundup.

By the way, if you’re a young bookworm who wants their reviews to reach a wider audience, check out The Guardian’s children’s books site where you can join in and get your reviews published.

Happy reading!

Remember, reading is cool! And blogging about reading is a double volume of cool!

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76 Comments to “Top 10 children’s book review blogs written by kids”

  1. […] you were inspired by our list of child book bloggers and fancy doing a few book reviews, here’s how to get your hands on some free books to help […]

  2. Ruby says:

    Wow, thankyou!! Glad you like my blog, and by the way all the other blogs on here are outstanding!

  3. Ruby says:

    Thank you Joanne 🙂

  4. Ruby Ham says:

    CONGRATS to my simply amazing friend Ruby who’s on this list 🙂 Well done Ruuu!

  5. Hi, I’m Jessica and I also have a book review blog that I started when I was seven! I also have another blog with general reviews on it but this is the one that I have put the most effort into. All the blogs up here are great and hopefully you will think that mine is too…
    Please check it out at http://mychildrensbookreview.blogspot.co.uk/
    Thank you!
    From Jessica

  6. […] fantastic bloggerstar Flea of Flea Reads, one of our top 10 child book bloggers,  is pictured and interviewed, and many of our favourite kid bloggers get a mention too. Well done […]

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  9. Ricardo says:

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  10. Jeff Rivera says:

    I can’t thank you enough Joanne.
    Book reviews written by kids! What a great idea.
    Instead of parents guessing if their children liked the books or not you get the reviews directly from your audience.
    As a children’s books author I think these blogs will be very helpful and you’ve already made an amazing list with the top 10 blogs.

  11. Samsara says:

    Hi, I am Samsara and I just started my weblog. I do everything from travel, book or movie review. I update every Monday. This Monday I am posting book review on ” rules for secret keeping.” I liked your page and learned a lot on reviewing book. With best,
    Samsara

  12. WOBBLY JELLY says:

    can u put an advert in your own blog about africa ????????

    • Joanne says:

      You can put whatever you like on your own blog. Many bloggers charge for advertising, but if it’s a charity or some other cause you want to support then you might just write about it for free. Good luck!

  13. The Olly Book Blog should be here. Just saying.

  14. […] a great way to share your views about books you’ve read with the wider world. And reading kids’ book review blogs is a fantastic way to discover new books to read because you know you’re getting an honest […]

  15. Libby says:

    My son is five. He has been helping me review books but tonight he did his first review all by himself. It posts on my blog tomorrow morning and it is so cute. I hope you all love it!
    http://www.libbysfunbooks.blogspot.com If anyone wants to leave comments, he will LOVE that. Thank you!

  16. Would love to have my book review by children. Anyone interested in reading my book? Winner of two awards, including finalists for International Book of the Year 2012,” Green Kitty is filled with true, earthy, laugh out loud animals stories. It is entertaining but at the same time helps to inform about dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

  17. This is fun! We just started book reviews on our blog! It’s called Amisadai and Louisa’s Adventures in Africa!

  18. Riya says:

    Wow, I am so incredibly flattered to be featured in this fabulous list! Thank you so much, all of the blogs mentioned are amazing. xx

  19. Hi, I also blog about the books that I read and also about other stuff like Apps and games. Please check out my blog when you have some time!

  20. […] Top 10 children's book review blogs written by kids – KIDS' BLOG CLUB […]

  21. Shaheen khan says:

    Check out this new blog by a charming 7 year old, who speaks about life as she experiences it.

  22. Marcus says:

    Very interesting and fun stuff, hope your enjoying it have fun with your blog

    From

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  23. Liam and Khi says:

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  24. ellie taylor says:

    hi I am new love all your blogs

  25. rayyan mustafa says:

    great blog

  26. Lexie says:

    Love all the blogs here. Well Done!
    I also have a blog and maybe you’ll like it too.

    http://www.whatlexieloves.blogspot.com

    Hope you like it!

  27. Jay says:

    My daughter is 5 and we have just started a video blog on books she is reading. Please have a look and leave her a comment:) thank you

  28. beso says:

    best one, thanks

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  31. Jasmine says:

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  32. Jasmine says:

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  33. Phoebe says:

    Hi,
    My name is Phoebe and I’m 9 years old. I recently started (with my dad’s help) a book review blog for kids: http://www.phoebesbookshelf.com. Most of the books I review are probably more for girls than boys. I hope you like it! Thanks.

  34. I have recently published ‘The Little Helmet’ the first adventure of the Hatpeople of Hatland. It would be great to have it reviewed by Young People on their blogs, or to send comments and reviews to my blog. The Kindle version will be free this weekend, Easter weekend 2015, and there’s a free app to download it on smartphones and tablets. Please see the links at http://www.hatpeopleofhatland.com. Many thanks, and good luck with all your blogs.

  35. Isha says:

    Nice, list.

    I will try to be make my blog better.

    Thanks for sharing this.

    Isha

    http://isha-borade.blogspot.com/

  36. Gabriel says:

    Hi,
    I’m 10 and just started blogging on my site: Gabriel’s Reads (http://www.gabrielsreads.com).

    I love to read and I want to share my favorite book so others can enjoy them. I am a boy and want other boys to know that reading is fun and not boring.

  37. Nicky Squido says:

    It was very interesting to read this blog. The blog will help me find out the interesting books for my students. I will be able to learn about the reviews given by kids.

  38. Miles says:

    I have a book blog, too. I’m miles, I’m six, and I blog about all the books I finish and love.

  39. I have a blog reviewing books called bookbooksblog. There are regular reviews. The address is https://bookbooksblog.wordpress.com/. My most recent post is “Ruby Redfort: Feel the Fear. I’m nine years old.

  40. Atharv says:

    Hi,
    My name is Atharv. I am from Mumbai( India). I have launched a free book review portal http://www.ihavereadthebook.com for the children & YA( 9-16 yrs). The website has over 500 unique books reviewed by the children & YA from 374 schools in India & Singapore. Enjoy reading the book reviews written by other children at http://www.ihavereadthebook.com/trendingBooks/1. We are planning to open the platform to the children world over in next few months.
    With best regards
    Atharv

  41. Zoe Gordon says:

    If any book bloggers would like to post a review on our website on an Australian kids book get in contact! http://www.byronbaygifts.com.au

  42. Jay Esguerra says:

    Great Blog. It’s great to see there are online resources encouraging youth to write and create their own stories. Keep it up! Jay

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  44. We are siblings ages 9 and 12 that started our book review site about a year ago 🙂 It’s really fun, especially since we also interview our favorite authors!

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