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Trapped in a Video Game (Book 1)

Trapped in a Video Game (Book 1)

By Dustin Brady

This book was so weird like getting sucked into a.video game? So ridiculous it is a terrible book it deserves 1 star yes it was that bad

Trapped in a Video Game (Book 2): The Invisible Invasion

Trapped in a Video Game (Book 2): The Invisible Invasion

By Dustin Brady

i think this is one of the best books ever

Touching Spirit Bear

Touching Spirit Bear

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Touching Spirit Bear(TSB) by Ben Mikaelsen was an exciting and engaging novel that hooks you from the start. I personally thoroughly enjoyed this book. It had serious and sensitive topics, but was also filled with courage, love, and perseverance. TSB was about a troubled boy named Cole Matthews who had always had trouble with empathy. His abusive childhood had a part to play in why he was aggressive, fearful, and cruel. After beating up schoolmate Peter Drisal, a quiet and sensitive kid, and robbing multiple stores, jail seemed like the only option, until his parole officer suggested Circle Justice. Circle Justice is an indigenous healing program. With Cole, you take a journey of healing instead of punishment. In this story, the characters are extremely credible and for some, relatable. They represent emotions and hardships just like people experience every day. Personally, my favourite character was Cole. I found his story inspiring how he overcame his demons and became the person he wanted to be. Cole Matthews represents not always being able to feel in control of his emotions, which I think is relatable for everyone. I don't think we always feel in control and that we have the tools to work on controlling our emotions instead of lashing out. Cole finds tools to work on his emotions and self control. TSB includes dark and upsetting themes but also beautiful eye opening themes. I loved how versatile this book was with the themes and emotions that were portrayed. The book was written in mostly third person perspective (he/she). Ben has a very descriptive writing style and puts so much detail into TSB. Overall, I 100% recommend this book; I think it is such a descriptive and beautiful novel. I personally think the age level is grade 3 and up; however, some chapters are very gory and have detail about upsetting and mature topics such as suicide, depression, and abuse. That being said, I think younger readers who are mature would enjoy this novel very much. I myself have never been much of a reader; in fact, this is the first book I've finished in a long time, let alone enjoyed. I highly recommend this book and I will be reading it again.

Battle of the Best Friends (Mermaid Tales)

Battle of the Best Friends (Mermaid Tales)

By Debbie Dadey

good

good book

Everything on a Waffle (Newbery Honor Book)

Everything on a Waffle (Newbery Honor Book)

By Polly Horvath

Primrose Squarp knows for a fact that her parents are still alive. Everybody, including her guidance counselor Ms. Honeycut and her new guardian, Uncle Jack, disagree. Primrose's parents disappeared one stormy night. First, her dad's fishing boat got swept out to sea, and her mom went looking for him on the Squarp family's little boat. Now, the town has asked her uncle Jack to take care of her. That summer, Primrose has tons of adventures, including getting her foot run over by a truck, being in a fire, and losing her finger. And while she's doing all that, Primrose learns new recipes for her recipe book! But will her parents ever return? I recommend this book if you like short, funny books.

Field Tripped

Field Tripped

By Allan Woodrow

I got this book at the school library and I'm not done reading it but it is a very good book. I am writing this later after finishing it and it is a very good book. Definently recomend. You can also buy on Amazon.

The World of the Hunger Games (Hunger Games Trilogy)

The World of the Hunger Games (Hunger Games Trilogy)

By Kate Egan

This is such an amazing story! Suzanne Collins artfully tells a story of trust, love, and loyalty. When her little sister is picked for a battle to the death between the 12 districts of Panem, Katniss Everdeen immediately takes her place. Now she must keep her promise to Prim to try her hardest to win. But to win means to kill the 23 other district tributes, including the boy that saved her life years ago, Peeta Mellark, the boy with the bread.

The Hunger Games: Official Illustrated Movie Companion

The Hunger Games: Official Illustrated Movie Companion

By Kate Egan

This book I can't even say I like it. I love. I watched the movie and then I just feel in love with the Hunger Games. The book is great, there was only one part that I didn't like a lot. That part was the start, but then from there is was awesome. I watch The second movie as soon as I could. Then I started The second book because I could not stop.

The Hunger Games - Interactive Trivia (Unofficial and Unauthorized)

The Hunger Games - Interactive Trivia (Unofficial and Unauthorized)

By S. Woods

The Hunger Games is a thrilling book with lots of suspension. It is also very harrowing and sad. With lots of bloodshed. I would recommend this book to ages 11+

The Hunger Games #2: Catching Fire (Discussion Guide)

The Hunger Games #2: Catching Fire (Discussion Guide)

By Suzanne COLLINS

My friends were reading it so i did to but soon fell in love ive read them all 10 times . It all starts when she explains were she lives. and her acting bravely in a messed up world, everything is changing. And soon she takes flight. Soon helping to save her nation but what will she lose with her actions? Youll have to read to find out.

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