When I first read this book, I thought it would be just a regular old science fiction book, but it isn't. There are many original aspects to this book, such as the method of attack used by the aliens. The book did an excellent job keeping me interested, and I continued reading to find out more about the aliens, the attacks, and of course about the fate of the main character, Cassie. I would definitely recommend this book to a friend, because this is a great example of a science fiction novel that does not occur in space. And anyone that enjoys books set in post-apocalyptic scenarios will be pleased as well.
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
The 5th Wave, by Rick Yancey
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Perfect, by Sara Shepard
Danger
once again awaits the Pretty Little Liars. With Hanna struggling and doing
whatever she can to keep her best friend, the girls start to drift apart. "A"
threatens the girls with some of their darkest secrets yet. Emily is exploring
new options with relationships, and her parents can't accept her. Spencer and
her sister Melissa keep fighting to be the better, smarter, and prettier sister.
Aria still can't stay away from her banned ex boyfriend. Will the Pretty Little
Liars still stick together after they learn eachother's deep, dark secrets or
will "A" finally take them down one by one?
The
book Perfect, by Sara Shepard is a wonderful saga to Flawless. The characters are
amazing with well-described thoughts, their own feelings, and their different
actions that really allow you to understand what life is like for each girl.
This series will never let you down with its continuing excitement and danger
that never seem to fade away. Girls of all age groups could pick up this novel
and love it. As you get closer to learning the true identity of "A" you just
want to keep reading. This book will definitely get you hooked to the Pretty
Little Liars series!
Reviewed by Jennifer G., grade 9
Montrose
Crescenta Branch
Crescendo, by Becca Fitzpatrick
Crescendo, by Becca Fitzpatrick, is the sequel to the book Hush, Hush. With her sophomore year of high
school over, Nora Grey is ready for an amazing summer with her boyfriend, Patch.
After Nora mistakenly confesses her love for Patch one night and he does not
respond, she begins to have her doubts about their relationship. Sure enough,
they have a huge fight the next day and Nora ends the relationship. She thinks
it will blow over soon enough, but when she catches Patch fraternizing with the
enemy, Marcie Millar, Nora is angry. Things become complicated when Scott
Parnell, an elementary school friend, moves back to town with a mysterious past.
Nora will learn secrets about her family and who she should trust. I loved this book! It was just as great as the
first book in the series, which is usually not the case for most books. There
were many twists and surprises that kept me on my toes throughout the story. I
love all the characters, especially Patch, and I really enjoy this author's
writing style. I would recommend this book to teenage girls who enjoy the
fantasy genre and romance and I would rate it a 9 out of 10.
Glendale Central Library
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