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This book is like a really good show called Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street except less realistic. How does this guy come up with this stuff? But I must warn you, the book gets weird(er) after the characters DIE. So you need tissues to read this if you are under 12.

In Amy Tintera’s debut novel Reboot, Wren Conolly is a reboot—a human who died and came back to life, and is now faster, stronger and heals quicker. Reboots live in a building of the Human Advancement and Repopulation Corporation (HARC). She is a soldier, and along with that, the strongest reboot in the Republic of Texas. After she was shot in the chest three times and killed, she returned as a reboot in 178 minutes. Other reboots have lower reboot numbers, like 72, or 124. The higher the number, the more deadly you are. Enter Callum Reyes, one of the lowest of the low—a 22. When he arrives at the HARC building, he meets Wren, who sees something in him. On selection day she chooses him, even though she is known for choosing reboots with the highest numbers. When Callum is forced to make a choice to go on a real-life mission or be killed because of his low performance, Wren knows she has to help him. She makes an escape plan, to go to the rumored Reboot Reservation Camp run by rebels to escape HARC. In a thrilling, action-packed dystopian debut, Amy Tintera creates a story that is sure to leave readers wanting more. This book was incredible. The story was so full of action, suspense and awesomeness that it was hard to put down. The world that the author created is amazing. This was definitely one of the best dystopians I have ever read. The idea is very unique and cool—people dying and then coming back to life again, as a zombie-like, more advanced human. Tintera describes the setting really well, and Wren and Callum were well written. I cannot wait for the sequel, Rebel, the final book in the duology, as well as more books by Amy Tintera. Readers can get Reboot from Amazon for $13.58 in hardcover, and $8.99 in paperback. Barnes and Noble’s website lists the book for $13.56 in hardcover, and $9.99 in paperback. Readers can also purchase Reboot in-store from Barnes and Noble and BookPeople for the list price of $17.99. The sequel, “Rebel,” comes out on May 13.

I just read this book, really bad ending. :(

i love one direction i just havent read the books yet although i wish i could

I loved this book so so much!!!!!!! It is about how Trixie goes to pre-k and brings her favorite stuffed animal with her. At first she thinks it is unique, but then she sea's...Sonja and she has the same bunny!!!!!!! This book tells how if you try, you can easily find friends instead of enemies. I hope you like it!!!!!!!!

is the cover in chinese? look right under the words wimpy kid and i swear it's chinese!

Captain america and Iron man are fighting. Iron man thinks every hero should reveal their identity. Captain america thinks they shouldnt. Spider man cant decide who to stick with. The story line is amazing.

This is a good book I would recommend it to any one who likes adventures and or animals

It starts out very sad when he is a kid then it becomes a very action packed book when he goes to orisis academy it is a long book but worth it and the end just amazing

Benji went to the doctor. The doctor said he will faint a lot. He has to chose between the worlds ugliest helmet or a service dog. Benjis dog is trained. His name was Elvis. Elvis helped Benji. IHe was a large dog. His breed was a Newfoundland. In the end Benji figures out that Elvis was the presidents dog.