The Art Of Breaking Things by Laura Sibson is genuinely unlike any perspective of a book I’ve ever read and I’m glad that I got to experience it. The book is significantly sensitive regarding misuse of drugs and mistreatment by force towards females. In this date and time, I believe it is often overlooked how…
If I were the author of this book, and I would have increased the number of pages it has. The reason being that it only has 166 pages which isn’t enough to fulfill my craving for reading books. If I ever met the authors of Baby-Sitters club I would ask them, how did you just…
The novel The Strange Fascinations of Noah Hypnotik by David Arnold is a refreshing story about the powers of hypnosis. Hypnosis is being in a state of altered consciousness in which you cannot commit voluntary movements and you respond to a particular external stimulus, like a voice. The main character Noah Oakman received hypnosis at…
You can make friends in different places, even at clubs late at night! You Know Me Well is a realistic fiction novel about a girl named Kate who met a boy named Mark and they became friends at a club in San Francisco, California. They are both in the same Calculus class. They help each…
This novel focuses on the story of three girls: Tabitha (Tab), Bridge, and Emily. These girls are all best friends who vowed never to fight no matter what comes their way. As soon as they enter the seventh grade, each of their lives begin to change. Tabitha starts to see the real world. Bridge has…
Len Vlahos’s The Scar Boys is a unique sort of tale—although it was written in the current day, it takes place in the good old 80s. You’ll be pleasantly surprised to find that, despite the thirty-year time gap, many of its themes and messages stand true today. The Scar Boys centers around Harry Jones, who…
Finn Easton, an epileptic boy decides to have his own adventures with his best friend Cade Hernandez in order to have a good time. My favorite character in this book is Finn. He is a brave, young lad who ends up observing Cade (indirectly) killing their teacher. This was also my favorite part, considering it…
