daughter_judy_05@yahoo.com
1.) Goddess of the Night(Daughters of the Moon # 1)- Lynne Ewing 5 *s
2.) Into the Cold Fire(Daughters of the Moon # 2)-Lynne Ewing 5*`s
3.) Night Shade(Daughters of the Moon # 3)- Lynne Ewing 5*`s
4.) The Secret Scroll(Daughters of the Moon # 4)- Lynne Ewing 5*`s
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Rosedele@aol.com
I just finish reading the 8th seris in turning seventeen. its call We have to talk. i really enjoy reading the book, its about a girl that just found out she was adopted. Everything shes going through and how her friends helped her. its a really emotional book, i will recommend it to anyone.
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QTwhenSMILING205@aol.com
I like reading Holes and other books like that because they have some real life in there (like getting blamed for something you didn't do) and also friendship (Stanley and Zero) I've read Holes over and over and find something new every time. Louis Sacher did a great job writing this book and many others. My sister is obsessed with his Wayside School books. I'm not a bookworm, and Holes is definately my Number One choice.
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SaramBara1001@aol.com
Right now I am reading Daddy's Little Girl by Mary Higgins Clark. This book is so sad. I got into to it like right after the first senstance and it didn't take me long to read. Mary Higgins Clark has such a good talent to write great suspense stories
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ArianiaElfGirl@aol.com
Ive basically been reading since I was little. My mom gave me a chapter book to read when I was 8...The Lion, the witch, and the Wardrobe. Since then I have been interested in fantasy as in The Lord of the Rings series by J.R.R Tolkien and The Princess Diaries series by Meg Cabot...although not fantasy....still a great read! I love books with humour and love and adventure...sometimes if an author gets carried away and rambles on I lose interest. But I rate all those books a definite 10 out of 10. I am now 15 and I am a major bookworm. What can you say?....I love to read.
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NightSara800024@aol.com
I am currently reading "Five Quarters of the Orange" by Joanne Harris, the author of "Chocolat" . So far I would give this book a rating of about 3.5.
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lizkyle@msn.com
I just finished reading Xenocide by Orson Scott Card. It was really good. It is the third book in a series that starts out with the book Ender's Game. It is a science fiction book that deals with the relationships between humans and alien life forms mostly. 5 stars.
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Uniquegirrl@aol.com
I just finished reading HOLES. It's about this kid, Stanley, who's sent to a juvenille detention camp where he is forced to dig a hole everyday. Life gets really interesting there and the book takes a HUGE twist. It was really easy to read. It was SOO GOOD!! It deserve ten stars out of ten.
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mpx2@hotmail.com
A really great book series is replica by Marilyn Kaye .
Its about a girl who discovers the she is a clone that was created in a lab. she has 11 others just like her in the world. They don't has super-powers or any thing but all the things humans have but to the max. (e.g. hearing sight physical ability etc…) Check them out! This is one of the best series I have ever read! And believe me I’ve read a lot!!!
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SdarksideG@aol.com
Hello,
Here's my list of recommendations.
Ruby in the Smoke by Phillip Pullman (Is the first book of the Sally Lockhart Trilogy; set in London, England during the late 1800s. About a 16-year-old girl named Sally Lockhart who sets out to solve the mystery of her father's death through the underworld of Victorian England. Lots of twists and turns, mystery and suspense.) ***1/2. 3 and a half stars.
Shadow in the North by Phillip Pullman (Is the second book of the Sally Lockhart Trilogy) Now Sally is 22 and has her own business as a finanical advisor. She soon find herself in a mystery concerning a shipping firm, a great 'magician' and a physic. Along with her friends, Sally finds something that could destroy humankind as she knows it and love.) ***1/2. 3 and a half stars.
Tomorrow, When the War Began by John Mardsen (Set in Australia, the story follows Ellie and her friends as they try to fight back and save their country from invaders.) Very good book. **** 4 stars.
The China Garden by Liz Berry Set in England About a 17yr-old girl named Clara and the tragic mystery surrounding the estate, Ravensmere, owned by the failing man her mother is looking after, and the town where everyone knows her name.) Has many references to mythology and a couple historical places in England. *** 3 stars.
If you like mythology, history, romance, a little angst, and mystery this book is for you.
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baybeegurl075@yahoo.com
Right now I'm reading "Confessions of a Shopaholic". THIS IS THE BEST BOOK! Ah, it's soo funny! Also, if you like to read the Chicken Soup books I suggest the "Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul on Tough Stuff." Some deep stuff in that book! I give these books both 5/5!
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ChEeRdAnCr89@aol.com
As of now, I am reading Child of My Heart by Alice McDermott, a very good book about a girl who babysits and the troubles with growing up. I am also readig City of the Beasts by Isabel Allende. This book is awesome! It is about a boy whose mother is dying of cancer. Consequently, the boy's father can no longer look after his children because he is taking his wife to a specialist in Texas. The boy is sent to live with his wild grandmother who takes him to the Amazon. His mystical journey continues there. Also, one more book I completed just last night was called Nectar in a Sieve (I can't remember the author's name--it's too long). The book was okay. It was one of those stories that is sort of boring but you can't stop reading it because there's always another cliffhanger.
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