To Kill aMockingbird by Harper Lee was something that I had to read for class.
Like every book I read for class, I assumed it was boring and dry but I was
wrong. This book is so well-written about racism in the past that you never
want to put the book down. Whether or not this is a required read, it's a
worthwhile read.
-Mara, Teen Volunteer-
Are you a fan of The Hunger
Games, The Pledge, or Divergent? Then what are you waiting for, READ ME!
All
Deuce has ever wanted was to be a huntress. After surviving and training for
her first fifteen years to earn a name and status in the Enclave, she gets to be
just that! As a Huntress she has to brave a scene worse than upstate New York
during night time, encountering repulsive, horrifying creatures called ‘Freaks’
in the tunnels in order to provide her Enclave with meat. She and her
attractive, brooding hunt partner Fade come across a horrifying
realization...The ‘Freaks’ are getting smarter. Join Deuce as she deals with
Topsiders, gangs, love, and friendship. And worst of all? The truth. This novel is well written and descriptive to
the point where you can smell what Deuce is smelling. It has characters you
will never get enough of, and after you finish you’ll struggle to catch your
breath.
If
you liked this book then be sure to read: Stung
By Bethany Wiggins, Angelfall by
Susan Ee, and Birthmarked by Caragh
O’Brien
-Kenya, Teen Volunteer-
If con artists and playing cards at kids’ birthday parties are
your ideas of magic, then the Septimus Heap series by Angie Sage is not for
you. However, if you’re like a lot of fantasy readers: magic fights,
conjurations, and charms are more your thing. Flyte by Angie Sage is the
brilliant second installment in the Septimus Heap series. Follow Septimus’s
incredible journey as he deals with a vengeful older brother. Flyte is a
must read, fast paced adventure book that I recommend for any kid or any person
who keeps in touch with their inner child.
-Abriel, Teen Volunteer-
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