Reviews by teens for teens.
I loved the ending to this book. I never could have suspected the turnout. The author made it seem like even the characters didn’t know. I though Poison would get her sister back from the phonies and go home, but she never did.
—submitted by Veronica P. (age 12, grade 8 )
This book was even worse than the second one. Personally, I don’t think there should have been a sequel. The books are okay to read but the plot was pretty stupid. I think Raven and Alex should just have ignored Jaggar and Luna instead of tracking them down. Jaggar and Luna would have given up eventually
—submitted by Veronica P. (age 12, grade 8 )
Series: Vampire Kisses #3
This book is published in Japan so it is read right to left. In the book a girl named Karin is a vamp but not any vampire, she does not suck blood. She gives blood to people.
—submitted by Katie-Lynn R. (age 13, grade 8 )
Series: Chibi Vampire #1
SPOILER ALERT: In this book Edward leaves Bella because he wants her to be safe. Bella then finds out that Victoria is after her because Edward killed James. Bella then figures out that her best friend jacob protects Bella from Victoria. Then when Bella goes cliff diving in a storm, Alic sees her jump off the cliff and thinks she’s dead. Edward then finds out and decides to get himself killed because he doesn’t want to live without Bella. Alice then goes to find Bella and sees that she’s alive. Alice and Bella then go to Italy to stop Edward from killing himself. When all thats over Edward moves back to Forks with his family because he can’t stand to live without Bella anymore. He then promises Bella that he’ll never leave again unless she wants him to.
I enjoyed this book because it was just as good as the first book in the series, (Twilight), and it was full of adventure, romance, and suspense.
—submitted by Rebecca S. (age 15, grade 10)
Series: Twilight #2
This is the continuing story of Alice Abernathy’s adventure. We have followed her through books one and two of the series and now we continue. Between battling her new found powers or battling the Umbrella corporation, Alice doesn’t have any time for herself. To make her situation even more fun, Umbrella has released a new species containing a more updated version of the T-virius. These monsters are next to impossible to kill. As whacko scientists clone ALice’s to test out these enw found killers, the real Alice splits up from her team after learning that Umbrella is able to control her. She finds that they will make her do anything, including killing one of her own team.
—submitted by Kathxleen (age 14)
Max and the flock are asked to help stop global warming. But then they are kidnapped and almost sold in a hurricane. They escape and go back to what they had been doing, saving the world.
These books are some of my favorites.
—submitted by Veronica P. (age 11)
In this book, Nancy goes to New York to see the opening of the Van Hoogstraten mansion that has been turned into a museum. In the museum, there’s a room with a collection of glass birds. When the crystal dove is stolen, Nancy gets on the case. She solves the case and catches the culprit.
I loved this book. It’s full of adventure and mystery.
—submitted by Rebecca B. (age 14)
A good collection of ghost stories like the Halloween dance. Two kids get killed by a car and went to a dance. They did not know they were dead.
—submitted by Katie-Lyn R. (age 11)
New Moon is the second book of the Twilight series. In this book Edward leaves because he thinks Bella shouldn’t be with vampires, but eventually comes back. Bella also finds out that her best friend is a werewolf, and that werewolves and vampires are bitter enemies.
—submitted by spazco547 (age 11)
Twilight is the first book of a soon-to-be 4 book series. It is about a girl (Bella Swan) who moves from Pheonix, Arizona to Forks, Washington and falls in love with a vampire (Edward Cullen). The problem is that Edward really likes Bella’s blood, but can’t stand to hurt her.
—submitted by spazco547 (age 11)