Frostbite by Richelle Mead
Teh second book in the Vampire Academy series where Rose decapitates her first Strigoi and watches her best friend die while facing serious heartbreak with her mentor.
—N.D. (age 13)
Shadow Kiss by Richelle Mead
The third book in the Vampire Academy series is where Lisa is connecting with another spirit user and spending an unusual amount of time with him instead of her boyfriend. When Rose goes into a well full of Strigoi. She is horrified to find that …has turned Strigoi!
—N.D. (age 13
The Artic Incident by Eoin Colfer
The second book in the Artemis Fowl series depicts an evil pixie genius plotting against the police force and almost winning.
—N.D. (age 13)
The Wishlist by Eoin Colfer
The story about how a girl dies and didn’t quite make it to heaven. She was given a chance to redeem herself by helping an elderly man she hurt, complete his bucket list.
—N.D. (age 13)
The Reckoning by Kelly Armstrong
The sequel to the book ” The Awakening”. Chloe and her gang find a safe house and are being judged by their power from others who are helping them. They get captured and from the inside of the enemy base, destroy it.
Series: Darkest Powers #3
—N.D. (age 13)
The Awakening by Kelly Armstrong
The sequel to the book “The Summoning”, Chloe is on the run from people who want to use her power for evil. She is on the run from an under achieving sorcerer, an over achieving witch, and a werewolf with a temper the size of the Great Wall. Series: Darkest Powers #2
—N.D. (age 13)
The Summoning by Kelly Armstrong
The book was about a teenage girl who was lead to believe that she had Schizophrenia. She had the ability to communicate and raise the dead. The more common name is necromancer. Series: Darkest Powers #1
—N.D. (age 13)
Daughters of the Sea May
In this book, a lighthouse keeper finds a baby floating in a wooden chest in the ocean. He takes her in a s his daughter, and decides to call her May. Years later after may has grown up,s he begins to learn truths about her life that have been kept hidden from her. She learns that the people who she had thought were her mother and father are not, she learns that the reason she feels so different is because she’s actually mermaid, she finds that she has two sisters, one of which she locates, and at the end she learns to accept herself. I enjoyed this book because I love mermaids and it taught the important lesson of accepting who you are, no matter what you are.
–R.S. (age 17)
Harry Potter #7 by J.K. Rowling
This last book was…hmmm…AWESOME!!! The drama, the action, the danger, it was almost too much. All the events from past books were neatly tied together and tossed about slightly in this GRAND FINALE.
–S.S. (age 12)
Harry Potter #1 by J.K. Rowling
I LOVE the Harry Potter series because the idea of magic appeals to me greatly. I love how the author pulls different events together and twists it up in the end for a beautiful conclusion.
–S.S. (age 12)