Burn Journals – Read It and Rate It

The Burn Journals by Brent Runyon Nonfiction Biography Review #1 * * * Stars (Pretty good) This book was written about a boy’s suicide attempt when he lit himself on fire. He writes about his stay in the hospital and extensive surgeries and operations. I thought it was kind of gross, but also inspiring to experience his process of regaining self-respect.

All-American Girl – Read It and Rate It

All American Girl by Meg Cabot Realistic Fiction Romance Review #1 * * * * Stars (Great!) This is a pretty girly book, but I like it because Meg Cabot has a light, funny writing style. It is abouta teenage girl who saves the President by accident and takes art classes with his son. She learns how to deal with the publicity and quickly falls for the First son.

Head Games – Read It and Rate It

Head Games by Mariah Fredericks Realistic Fiction Review #1 * * * Stars (Pretty good) I found this book kind of interesting. It is about a girl namd Judith who plays games online and finds out that another kid in her building plays the game, too. They decide to make up their own game, but Judith’s mom ruins it for them. Judith also makes new friends and overcomes the trauma of being attacked in reality.

Flipped – Read It and Rate It

Flipped by Wendelin Van Draanen Funny Realistic Fiction Romance Review #1 * * * * * Stars (Amazing!) I really liked this book because it was amusing to see the same things happen, but from a guy’s point of view and then a girl’s perspective, and how different we think. It’s a cute story that I enjoyed reading, and was a real quick read. Review #2 * * * * * Stars (Amazing!) This book … Read more

Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret – Read It and Rate It

Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret by Judy Blume Realistic Fiction Review #1 * * * * * Stars (Amazing!) I liked this book because it was very funny and it is a good book to read for about 10-12 year old girls. It is actually giving you real facts. All teenage girls should read it!

Year of Secret Assignments – Read It and Rate It

The Year of Secret Assignments by Jaclyn Moriarty Adventure Realistic Fiction * * * * Stars (Great!) In this book, two rival schools share a penpal program between the sophomore classes. The three girls – Lydia, Cassie, and Emily – manage to get in and out of trouble with the help of their penpals, Charlie and Sebastian. The group of fives seeks revenge on a boy who treats Cass unfairly and pulls it off. Definitely … Read more