Children growing up in the 21^ST CENTURY are surrounded by many forms of technology. Reading as a habit is becoming less and less common as time goes on, but there is undoubtedly still a great deal of priceless treasure concealed in books that can give your child a more profound comprehension of life. Because it teaches children important life lessons, it might benefit their mental development.

List of Meaningful Book Reviews

The following is a list of some excellent books that can teach your child an important lesson and assist him in achieving success in life.

1. Paper Towns by John Green 
Genre: Realistic Fiction

We haven't yet been disappointed by John Green's excellent writing style. Teenagers all over the country have been captivated by his captivating book, Paper Towns. Teenagers have more motivation to put down their laptops and pick up Paper Towns because of its contemporary context.

When Margo moved into his neighborhood, Quentin, often known as Q, fell in love. They have been able to cause a lot of trouble for themselves ever since they were young kids. As an illustration, they discovered an elderly guy was deceased in the park they frequently went to one spring afternoon.
Q is a sweet, charming lad who would do everything for Margo because Margo is unique. Now in high school, Margo and Q are almost ready to graduate. She is attractive and friendly. She doesn't give a damn about what she does, and she will take revenge no matter what. 

Everyone is unconcerned a week before Margo vanishes because it is common for her to disappear and resurface. Still, Quentin becomes concerned and does everything he can to track her down.

Will Q ever discover true love? Will she ever return his love? You can find out by checking this fantastic book. You'll want to keep turning the pages of Paper Town because you never know what Q or Margo will say next. It's an extraordinary love tale. I urge girls or boys who enjoy realistic fiction to read this fantastic book.

2. All I Want is Everything by Cicely von Ziegesar 
Genre: Realistic Fiction

All I want is everything, a Gossip Girl novel by Cecily Von Ziegesar was my favorite book of the year. This "girly" book was hysterically humorous, dramatic, and packed with stylish outfits and exciting lifestyles.

In a major city, the characters Blair, Serena, Vanessa, Dan, Jenny, Nate, and many others live life to the utmost. Living the glamorous life has its challenges; for instance, the drama, the cheating boyfriends, the divorces, and school might get a little too much. 
This novel is chock-full of grudges and secrets. I think Ziegesar is a fantastic writer who makes the characters appear natural, particularly the "gossip girl."

This book reflects life's realities while still including the things every lady desires: the ideal partner, a flashy car, an abundance of make-up and luxury clothing, and money. 

Every young teen girl who likes juicy secrets, passion, and heaps of vengeance should read this book, in my opinion. That's why I suggest reading All I Want is Everything, to sum up.

3. Soldier X by Don L. Wulffson 
Genre: Historical Fiction/Action

Soldier X was my all-time favorite novel of the year. Erik, a young guy in this tale, was coerced into enlisting in the German army during World War II. This historical fiction/action book will keep you turning the pages.

Erik was learning new instructions and going through training to defend himself and his country; he had never even shot a gun before. Additionally, he was made to speak and study German. 

In addition to being German, Erik was also Russian, which later on in the book impacted his life. Erik, who exhibits complex and hesitant personality qualities throughout the text, is a man who doesn't relish inflicting harm on people or ruining their property.

The author has a well-defined plot, which is why this book is captivating. He wants the reader to understand that not every aspect of life will be positive. Even the worst events can have a happy conclusion or an excellent resolution. 

It is a great novel to read since it's exciting and teaches about how the Jews and Germans were treated and how World War II affected many people's lives. While Hitler plotted to murder innocent people for stupid reasons, many soldiers perished, protecting their country from harm.

4. The New Policeman by Kate Thompson 
Genre: Fantasy
The New Policeman is situated in two locations: the first is the Irish village of Kinvara, and the second is the country of endless youth. The majority of the book is set in Trnan'g. The ordinary world appears the same in the land of the endless youth. Most inhabitants are magical in some way, and the sun is always up and shining. 

J.J. Liddy, a lad of 14 years old, is the primary character. Marian, his younger sister, is another family member of J.J.

J.J. has a complex personality. He has many stances for various circumstances, which makes him a genuinely believable character.

In this book, J.J. Liddy searches for the perfect birthday present for his mother. All his mother asks for is some extra time. Everyone in Kinvara is feeling as though time is passing more slowly. J.J. learns from his pals that his grandfather killed the local priest.

J.J. sets out to investigate whether his grandfather killed the priest and to give his mother more time in the day. He arrives at the endless youth thanks to the gift and the story.

This book's main lesson is to never give up on your goals. It is demonstrated in the novel when J.J. tries to buy his mother more time. We all understand that adding additional time to the day is impossible, yet J.J. tries. 

The author uses a very subtle but powerful style to convey her point. I believe the author wants the reader to push themselves to do more than they think they can.

Anyone who enjoys fantasy with mystery and folklore elements should read this book. This book did a great job at capturing my attention and imagination. Because there was constantly something surprising happening in the plot, it caught my attention.