Monday, April 14, 2008

Beanball

This was a new ya book. It was really good. It was a short quick read and would be perfect for those who dont mind sports to much, and dont really like to read that often. The teen in this book i feel so bad for, his life comes to a complete stop. I also love the way the book was written, not really in poetry form, but it was told by several different points of view. Was a very good sports book everyone should read it.



Beanball
By: Gene Fehler

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Skin

This book was written from 14 yr. old Donnie's view. (Or whatever the word would be). His sister Karen has an eating disorder, she is anorexic. They go through the book with her in the hospital a couple of times, their father moving out and only coming around when he feels like it. Making trouble when he does. Their mom trying to get Karen to eat and keep up with the house, and trying to start back work again. Donnie is slowly watching his sister slip away, trying everything he can to make her better. This was a really good book, a little bit of a tear jerker towards the end. Im sure you would really enjoy it if you only gave it a chance.


Skin
by: Adrienne Maria Vrettos
(Authors first book)

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Shug

This book was really good, (then again most of all the ya books i read are good). Annemarie is 12. She is dealing with all the troubles of moving up in school and being excepted, BOYS!!! all the wonderful things of getting older. She has to deal with family drama, school drama, friend drama. She finds out the boy she really really likes dont like her, and the boy she hates likes her. (Isnt that they way it goes)! In the end she works with her parents opens up and tells them how she really feels about all their fighting, and has that first kiss (With Who?) read the book.


Shug
By: Jenny Han

Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Letting go of Lisa

This young adult book is by an author who writes about teens and children who have illnesses. Tumors, cancer, etc. In this book Lisa has Glioma (which is a type of brain tumor). Her mom and her mom's livein boyfriend are letting her do here thing. No curfews and things like that letting her live out the few months that she knows she has left. In the beginning she drives her Harley and doesn't care if she misses a few classes here and there. Unitl she meets Nathan(or Nathan almost hits her in the school parking lot). She changes with the love from Nathan and they make it through her difficult time together. Of course this is a tear jerker. Lurlene McDaniels books are. But when you go from reading vampire books and horror and killing, she is a good break from it all. She really makes you feel like you know the people with these diseases. Even if you don't read this particular book read one of hers.


Letting go of Lisa
by: Lurlene McDaniel

Sold

I want to start of by saying (WOW) and i cried like a little baby. This book touched me, my mouth hung open through the whole thing. I can not believe what the girl in this book had to go through. I know that there are but i still can't believe that there are jerks out there that do these things and dont seem to mind it at all, as long as they are getting the money and the pleasure. I was very upset and very ticked when i got done reading this book, i wanted to jump in the book and beat them all up. I recommend this book. To me it is the journey of a girl who survived, who had the worst possible and made it. That is all i can say

Sold
By: Patricia McCormick

The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod

This was a very good young adult book. It has to do with a 8th grade Vampire boy. Who basically at times think Vampires suck. lol He is being brought up by his aunt Nelly, for his Vampire father and his human mother have been killed in a fire. He does not feed off of humans his aunt brings blood bags from the hospital that she works for. He slowly as the book goes on starts to learn about his powers and realizes that he is being followed by another vampire. He is accompanied by his friend Henry (which he bit when they were 8). Henry is not a vampire but Vladimir is now able to read his thoughts. This book is not gory by any means so, if you enjoy reading vampire books this would be a great young adult book to read.


The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod
By: Heather Brewer (first time author)

Saturday, October 27, 2007

Photobucket

Well i am now a memeber of photobucket(that sounds silly) i havent posted any pics or anything yet, just became a member. Get back with you later for more.