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The List by Siobhan Vivian
Reviewed By: A.T. Here's the set up... Every year before homecoming, a list is posted all over the school. No one knows who does it, and no one knows how the selection takes place, but the list singles...
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Smile by Raina Telgemeier
Reviewed By: K.H. Smile is Raina Telgemeier's biography and it is written in a graphic novel. When she was in 6th grade she was running, fell and knocked out her two front teeth. How humiliating!...
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TimeRiders by Alex Scarrow
Reviewed By: L.D. Three teens are pulled from the edge of death: Liam, seconds away from going down on the Titannic; Maddy, about to die in a terrorist explosion; and Sal, caught in a blazing fire....
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A Wrinkle In Time: The Graphic Novel (Adapted and Illustrated by Hope Larson)
Reviewed By: A.T. First off, if you have never read the book A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle, I highly recommend it. However, if you're not really the "reading" type, then I have have just the...
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The Chosen One by Carol Lynch Williams
Reviewed By: A.T. Kyra is the main character in this novel about defiance, making your own way, and choosing what is right for yourself. From the start, we learn that Kyra loves her family. She loves...
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Paper Towns by John Green
Reviewed By: A.T. The books is told from the point of view of Quentin Jacobsen, or Q as he's known to his friends. He is a 17 year old senior in high school in a suburb of Orlando, FL, and he is head...
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Amulet: The Stonekeeper by Kazu Kibuishi
Reviewed By: J.H. This is about a boy and girl that are sister and brother and they have the mother and they go to live in their great-grandfathers house. The main characters are Emily, the older...
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Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse
Reviewed By: C.W. It is a good story about life in Oklahoma during the Great Depression. It includes deaths, struggles, babies, and food - you can't forget the food. It shows all kinds of dust storms...
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My Life in Black and White by Natasha Friend
Reviewed By: A.R. Lexi is beautiful and she knows it. She has butter-colored hair and stunning features that have aided her in attracting cool friends, a handsome boyfriend, and the attention of an...
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A Mango-Shaped Space by Wendy Mass
Reviewed By: M.B. I liked reading this book because a big part of it surrounds a cat. I'm a HUGE cat lady (in progress). Also, I'm alright with sad endings, but I cried quite a bit. It tells a great...
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Catching Jordan by Miranda Kenneally
Reviewed By: A.R. Jordan Woods, a high school senior, is not only surrounded by gorgeous guys, but also she leads them as the captain and the quarterback of her high school football team. They all see...
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Paranormalcy by Kiersten White
Reviewed By: K.R. Evie just wants to be a regular teenage girl. But that won't be happening in a while. She has an ex boyfriend who is still crazy about her...and happens to be a faerie. Her best...
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The Pregnancy Project by Gaby Rodriguez
Reviewed By: M.S. Gaby Rodriguez is your typical senior in high school, so it seems, but she's actually quite different. She lives in a home where everybody in her family is a teen mom or dad...giving...
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel by Jeff Kinney
Reviewed By: K.R. This book was really funny. I would say it is realistic fiction because this could be some middle school students life right now. I think that a lot of middle school students like me...
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Envy by Gregg Olsen
Reviewed By: A.T. What an excellent mystery with just the tiniest hint of supernatural here, but it wasn't what I was expecting at all. This book focuses on the lives of Haley and Taylor Ryan, twins...
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Scat by Carl Hiaasen
Reviewed By: N.P. Scat is one fun and exciting book. This book is perfect if you want to lighten your read up from serious books. Scat has two main characters, Nick Waters and the illegal oil driller...
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The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis
Reviewed By: S. This book is about an African-American family who live in Flint, Michigan who go to their grandmother's house in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. Byron,(the narrator Kenny's older brother),...
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Wish You Were Dead by Todd Strasser
Reviewed By: S. One day an anonymous blogger, Str-S-d, who wishes two students from Soundview High would just die. The next day, Lucy(one of the students), vanishes. Madison, the last person to see...
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Love and Other Perishable Items by Laura Buzo
Reviewed By: Y.K. Meet 15-year-old Amelia. She is sweet and smart. Amelia, a.k.a. "the youngster", has a huge thing against feminism; especially growing up watching her mom doing more work than her...
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Life of Pi by Yann Martel
Reviewed By: M.S. Pi Patel is a God-loving boy who's also the son of a zookeeper, giving him the love of animals. He not only practices his native Hinduism, but also Christianity and Islam, something...
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