Inheritance The end of the Inheritance Cycle has finally come! It seems like it has been forever since I read Eragon for the first time, and now I finally know how his story finishes. And I must say, I have mixed feelings about the book. Overall I thought it was good, a good way to endRead More
A Different Spin on World War I
Behemoth I finished Behemoth by Scott Westerfeld a few days ago, but I haven’t had much time to actually get on and write about it, with Christmas and all. But here we are! Behemoth is the sequel to Leviathan, and even though I was a bit worried about reading it so far apart from Leviathan, I foundRead More
Christmas Spirit
Let It Snow Even though it doesn’t really look like Christmas outside due to the lack of snow, I shall still make an effort to spread some Christmas spirit. I just finished reading Let It Snow by John Green, Maureen Johnson, and Lauren Myracle. Each author wrote a different love story relating to Christmas, and overallRead More
Peeta or Gale?
Mockingjay I feel like this is one of the main questions that drives Mockingjay. Yes, there are about a billion other things going on at the start of the novel, but this is one of the main conflicts that Katniss has to deal with. Never fear, this isn’t a spoiler. I think it’s quite clearRead More
A Mythology Lesson
The Son of Neptune Rick Riordan is making mythology interesting to young readers. Yes, Greek and Roman myths are interesting on their own, but let’s face it. Younger kids, especially now, are getting harder and harder to entertain, with all of this technology and information at their fingertips. Rick Riordan has written multiple series thatRead More
Couldn’t Put it Down…
Catching Fire Catching Fire was just as exciting the second time around. The fact that I didn’t really remember what happened probably helped a little, but I still think that this is a book no matter how times you read it, it will still be exciting. Even if you know what’s going to happen. Last night,Read More
The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games So I’ve just finished The Hunger Games for the second time. Since the movie is coming out in March and I figured that I wouldn’t have much time to re-read the series once classes started again, I have decided to re-read the trilogy now. When the trailer premiered a few weeks ago (you can watch itRead More
Free Time!
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest It’s finally winter break, which means that I will finally have some time to read fun things! Which I did last night. Until 3 in the morning. It was one of those situations where I just couldn’t put my book down, I had to know how it endedRead More
A Book and a Conference
Sing You Home So before I talk about the book I just finished, Sing You Home by Jodi Picoult, I thought I would inform you all of a little conference that I went to on Monday and Tuesday in Chicago called ALAN, or the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents. This conference was awesome. First of all, weRead More
The Help
The Help So…it’s been a while since I wrote a post, for two main reasons. One, I’ve had a lot of homework and such to do in the past few weeks, so I haven’t had much time to actually sit down and read. Two, I decided to participate in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), which,Read More
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