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Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Leo F. If Your Reading This, It's Too Late

If Your Reading This, It's Too Late Book Review
Genre: Mystery, adventure, comedy 
Rating: 5 Stars

If Your Reading This, It's Too Late is about a girl named Cass and a boy named Max-Ernest. And they joined a circus society called the Terces Society. A society to stop the evil alchemist society The Midnight Sun. When two people in the Midnight Sun, Dr. L and Ms. Mauvais steal a valuable orb called the Sound Prism, Cass and Max-Ernest must get to the bottom of it! 

     With more mystery, more friends, and more foes! Read Pseudonymous Bosch's If Your Reading This, It's Too Late. The second book in The Secret Series, with more adventure to come!

     I really enjoyed this book. If you like magic, mystery, adventure, and lame jokes, you'll love this book. It has an interesting plot and fun and mean characters. I loved this book!

Holden K reviews the Egypt game


The Egypt Game starts off with these two girls April and Melanie, who don't know each other. April is living at here grandmas house in California in a apartment. Melanie lives with her mom, dad and little brother Marshal. Both the girls love one thing, Egypt. The girls don't know that the game has already begun.

I loved this book I thought that the book was great. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would rate it a 9. I think that it's a good book for boys and girls. And I hope you enjoy this book like I did.

Lili B's I Am Malala book review

I Am Malala is a book about Malala's life in Pakistan and how a rebel group takes over and tries to stop almost all of women and girls freedom. Malala is standing up for freedom and trying to stop them. They rebels will stop at nothing to stop the freedom such as murdering, beating, and banning people from stores. Find out if they get they get their education back or if they fail.
I really liked the book. It's not that hard to read, it's a very interesting story, and the writing style is really well written. I think most girls would like this, but boys could still like it too. It is a little gruesome but I think it is okay. I think this book is good for grades 4-6. If you plan on reading this I hope you enjoy.

TTYL Reviewed by Leila I

Over the past month, I read TTYL by Lauren. It's a story, completely written in 'texts' by three sophomores, Maddie, Angela, and Zoe. Angela, always crazy about boys, keeps getting her heart broken by her multiple 'boyfriends'. On the other hand, shy Zoe is getting hit on by her very religious teacher, but seems too clueless to realize. Maddie, and her outgoing self, keeps getting humiliated, but doesn't know what she's doing to herself. All of this drama can't hold their friendship together.

This book was basically a bird's eye view of all the drama in high school. It's a very mature book, and at parts, can be hard to handle, but overall it was a great story. I would only recommend this book to girls, as it has some explicit content. This was an amazing book.



Fotini reviews Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Harry Potter receives a letter to Hogwarts one day. And he goes there. One day, he gets on the quidditch team after catching Neville's remebrall in flying lessons. At his first game, his broom starts acting weird. His friends think that Snape, an annoying potions teacher, is doing it. And they think that he is after the Sorcerers Stone.
I think that this book was amazing and I could not wait to start the next book. If you like magic, adventure, and, drumroll please...... rule breaking, this is a book for you. If not, then I wouldn't recommend it.
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From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs Basil E Frankweiler reviewed by Bella L

This story starts off with a girl named Claudia, who decides to run away. She chose her younger brother Jamie to come with her. Claudia decided to run away to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Once they got there, there were long lines to visit a statue on display in the museum. Claudia and Jamie wanted to know why. Apparently that statue was probably made by Michelangelo, but nobody knows if he really did make it. Claudia and Jamie decided to find out. Will they find out? You will have to read the book to find out if they learn the secret of the statue!


I thought this book was a great book. I would rate it a 5 out of 5. I would recommend this book to anybody, especially if they like mystery books.

Because of Mr. Terupt review Maya W

It's the beginning of fifth grade for 7 students at Snow Hill School, Alexia, Luke, Anna, Danielle, Peter, Jessica and Jeffrey. This year they have a new teacher named Mr. Terupt. The year gets off to a bumpy start. But when the kids get to know their teacher they find themselves looking forward to school. Until the snowy winter day when an accident changes everything - and everyone.

I read Because of Mr. Terupt because my friend Anna recommended it to me. At first I was unsure, but right when I picked up the book I couldn't stop reading it. I think what makes this book so special is that you really make a connection with the seven characters and even Mr. Terupt. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants a good book about love for a teacher and tragedy.