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    • TTYL

    • A story of the trials and tribulations of high school told through a series of IM sessions that take place between the 3 main characters during the first few months of their sophomore year. The characters, the emotions, the friendship, and support ring true and keep the pages turning.

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  • ― Posted on May 15, 2008
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    • The Lightning Thief

    • This humorous YA magical adventure story has a fun combination of Greek Mythology and Pop Culture.

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  • ― Posted on May 15, 2008
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    • The Bad Place

    • A suspenseful page-turner that sucks you in from the start. I enjoyed the many memorable characters in this book and the inevitable tension that develops when these characters interact. This novel is a satisfying departure from the traditional Koontz read (for the most part).

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  • ― Posted on May 14, 2008
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    • The Angel Experiment

    • The storyline tends to be a little too "pat" when it comes to plot resolutions for me, but I can imagine this series would be a hit with many young readers (boys in particular). I recommend this for anybody who is a fan of Katherine Applegate's Animorphs series.

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  • ― Posted on May 13, 2008
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    • Wish You Well

    • A beautifully crafted and touching story reminiscent of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird.

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  • ― Posted on May 12, 2008
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    • The Dollmaker

    • This book has a wonderfully imaginative premise and well crafted characters. Not as strong on either suspense or chills as I would have expected from reading the cover blurbs, but a story worth reading nonetheless.

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  • ― Posted on May 11, 2008
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    • Ella Enchanteed

    • An imaginative re-telling of the Cinderella story.

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  • ― Posted on May 9, 2008
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    • A wrinkle in time

    • An imaginative, YA, sci-fi tale. I remember reading this as a child too.

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  • ― Posted on May 10, 2008
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    • Bobbie Faye's (kinda, sorta, not exactly) Family Jewels

    • Bobbie Faye is back and it's new day. Unfortunately this day doesn't show any signs of being any less dangerous than the very, very, very, very bad day she just had. This time Bobbie needs to find her Aunt Marie's missing diamonds which are worth millions - each. And the catch is that there are a ... Continue

      Bobbie Faye is back and it's new day. Unfortunately this day doesn't show any signs of being any less dangerous than the very, very, very, very bad day she just had. This time Bobbie needs to find her Aunt Marie's missing diamonds which are worth millions - each. And the catch is that there are at least three separate groups looking to get their hands on the diamonds, all willing to hurt members of Bobbie Faye's family if she doesn't deliver the diamonds directly to them. All the old cast members are back and the game is on.
      However, I found this book slightly less appealing than the first one. The first book was chock full of action and laugh out loud situations. While this book also had a good helping of Bobbie Faye getting herself into (and out of) ridiculously dangerous situations, more time was spent developing the romance between Bobbie and Trevor and reviving the romance between Bobbie and Cam which made for quite a few slow spots in-between the action.

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  • ― Posted on May 9, 2008
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