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The Great Brain Book: an Inside Look at the Inside of Your Head
By HP Newquist
im not even half way through with this book and i love it. its my favorite book and i know ALOT about the brain now. some of it is kinda gross but its worth knowing what goes on in your head.
The Secret's Out #5 (Amy Hodgepodge)
By Kim Wayans, Kevin Knotts
This book is awesome I cant tell you any more than that I absoulutely love it I really want her to make more!!!
Thirst, no. 1 : Human urges, Fatal, Consequences
By Christopher Pike
I am past interested in the book THIRST by Christopher Pike. I am not quite done reading the book, I am almost, but not quite. The book is a good, not knowing what will happen next type of book, suspenseful even. The book almost reminds me of my favorite show Vampire Diaries, which why I also read it. The book is mainly about a girl named Alisa who is a vampire, but eats normal, and do normal things. She refers the creation of vampires is nature not necessarily thirsty demons. Alisa been controlling hunger of humans for a while, but once when her maker comes home, Alisa has to break her own boundaries.
Spooks. I Am Grimalkin
By Joseph Delaney
This is for people who want to watch a horror movie but can't go to the cinema to buy tickets.
Kinda Like Brothers
By Coe Booth
Jarrett’s mom takes in foster babies. He is used to getting less attention than the foster babies and life is pretty predictable. Until Kevon comes. Kevon is a foster child a little older than Jarrett who gets taken in to be fostered. Jarrett and Kevon immediately dislike each other. But Jarrett doesn’t trust Kevon—he knows something is off. A nice, light read that touches on hate, this is a story about two kids who could just as well be brothers. My thoughts: This book was enjoyable. I had some problems with it, but overall I found it to be an easy and fast read. Ok, these kids HATE each other. I could not STAND it. Jarrett does this, so Kevon does that and Jarrett gets him back and it’s not my fault it’s his fault. AAAAAAAHHHHHHH. “Why does he have to share a room with me?” Me: “Why are you so selfish? He came from bad circumstances and ALL HE DOES IS SHARE A ROOM WITH YOU. Oh. My. Gosh” *end rant* Other than the aforementioned craziness, I did actually think this book was great. It was a nice story, and I loved how real it was. You connected with the characters (even if two of them could be jerks) and I really liked Kevon’s sister, Treasure. she is kinda sorta really cute. Even though I had problems with the characters, I understand that the book was ABOUT trying to be friends and kinda being like brothers. The back is why I picked this up at BEA: “Kinda Like Friends. Kinda Like Enemies. Kinda Like Brothers.” I just love that. So, this book did well emphasizing how people can be ignorant and could care less about someone else, and it shows you that if you just dislike someone just because, it will lead you nowhere. The book conveyed its message.
Zac Power #2: Deep Waters: 24 Hours to Save The World ... And Finish His Homework
By H. I. Larry
Despite how many pages it has Deep waters is stil a very good book for all ages about how Zac power has 24 hours to save the world. Caught in the mission there are people that survived a plane crash. Zac saves and returns them to civilization where they have hot showers and warm soup. Zac lost precious hours and now he only has a little bit of time left to stob BIG from breaking into GIB's plans and all their tecnology.
Puppy Love - World's Cutest Puppies: Dog Facts and Picture Book for Kids
By Speedy Publishing
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