Searching for Dragons – Read It and Rate It

Searching for Dragons Enchanted Forest Chronicles #2 by Patricia Wrede Fantasy * * * * Stars (Great!) Searching for Dragons is the second book in the Enchanted Forest Chronicles, and it’s more exciting than the first! Those wizards are sucking the magic out of the Enchanted Forest, and the King, Mendanbar, won’t stand for that. He gets advice from the witch, Morwen, and sets off to consult with Kazul, the King of the Dragons. At … Read more

Girl Who Owned a City – Read It and Rate It

The Girl Who Owned a City by O.T. Nelson Science Fiction NO Stars This was one of the worst books I’ve ever read. Why? 1.) It was not even close to realistic. First of all, adults are all catching a disease that is killing everyone over 12 years old. So the kids are left to have to survive on their own. Doesn’t sound that bad, right? Well, Lisa and Todd have to protect themselves against … Read more

Cut – Read It and Rate It

Cut by Patricia McCormick Realistic Fiction * Star (A waste of time!) Ok. What the heck? This book was about 100 pages long. And it’s about a girl who is at a rehab place because she cuts herself – stupid! No one can even relate to this. All that happens is this new girl comes and she cuts herself. Then, they cut themselves together. Then, some anorexic girl says that she’s going to eat and … Read more

Hoot – Read It and Rate It

Hoot by Carl Hiaasen Adventure Mystery Realistic Fiction Review #1 * * * * Stars (Great!) This book is about a couple of kids that are trying to save tiny owls from being buried by a future Pancake House. One kid is a mischievous runaway who wreaks havoc on the future site of the Pancake House. This book has an awesome lesson about standing up for what you believe in and letting nothing tear you … Read more

Alanna: The First Adventure – Read It and Rate It

Alanna: The First Adventure Song of the Lioness #1 by Tamora Pierce Fantasy Review #1 * * * Stars (Pretty good) This was a really good book. It had mystery and fantasy woven together. Alanna is a girl, but she wants to be a knight. She must dress up as her twin brother and go to the palace to follow her dreams. This is a really good book and you should definitely read it.

Catcher in the Rye – Read It and Rate It

The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger Classic Realistic Fiction Review #1 * * * * Stars (Great!) This book is written from the point of view of Holden Caulfield, a high school student living in NYC who has just been kicked out of Pencey (school). The story is a mental exploration, and you are sitting in Holden’s mind. Many things are “just depressing” to him. All he does is think and analyze and … Read more

Blonde Ambition – Read It and Rate It

Blonde Ambition A-List series #3 by Zoey Dean Realistic Fiction Review #1 * * * * * Stars (Amazing!) I liked this book because it had many detailed descriptions. Although I wouldn’t recommend this book to kids going into a grade lower than 6th (foul language). It’s about a teen named Anna Percy. She gets a job on the hottest new TV show, Hermosa Beach. Anna’s boyfriend’s name is Ben, and her best friend’s name … Read more

Where the Red Fern Grows – Read It and Rate It

Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls Adventure Historical Fiction Realistic Fiction Review #1 * * * * * Stars (Amazing!) I liked this book because it is very heart warming. And it shows how friendship and love are very strong. The plot for the story is basically about a young boy named Billy (main character) who is trying to get two coonhound dogs, but his family is too poor to buy him some. … Read more

Sea of Trolls – Read It and Rate It

The Sea of Trolls Sea of Trolls #1 by Nancy Farmer Adventure Fantasy Review #1 * * * * Stars (Great!) I liked how the story was about mythical creatures and adventure through a dangerous land. Jack is a scald that was taken away from his homeland. Thorgil is a berserker that is Jack’s friend. The plot is mostly in Jotunheim. Review #2 * * * * * Stars (Amazing!) Full of danger at every … Read more

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