Name: Erinn
Age: 15
Book Title: Th1rteen r3asons why
Book Author: Asher, Jay
Review:
This book is one of my favorites. It's full of mystery and sorrow. It unfolds the story of a boy who's finding out the truth behind a girl who committed suicide. She helps him discover her through a set of cassette tapes. I recommend this book to anyone who appreciates a good book.

Name: Steph
Age: 16
Book Title: Pretty Little Liars
Book Author: Sarah Shepard
Review:
This is series of 4 and right now the third book just came out! Mainly books for girls they tell the story of 4 girls and their secret filled lives. I really like them and can't wait for the next one!!!

Name: Cierra
Age: 13
Book Title: Vampire Beach 1 And 2
Book Author: Alex Duval
Review:
This Book Is Like The Best! If You Like Vampires, Hot Details, Mysteries, And Interesting Parties This Is Your Book! I Give It Five Stars And I Totally Recommend It!

Name: Erinn
Age: 15
Book Title: Twilight
Book Author: Stephenie Meyer
Review:
OMGoodness! This book is really awesome. There are two more books after this one so far (New Moon & Eclipse). I would recommend this book trilogy to all high schoolers, male or female. Check it out. You'll love it.

Name: Sara
Age: 16
Book Title: The Book Thief
Book Author: Markus Zusak
Review:
This was an interesting book. It is told by Death, which I think is a unique perspective. It takes place during the Holocaust and tells the story of a girl trying to survive her personal nightmares. Things get complicated when her foster parents decide to hide a Jew whom she forms a bond with. It is kind of sad and fun to read at the same time.

Name: Steph
Age: 16
Book Author: Sarah Dessen
Review:
Anything by her is amazing! My favorites are The Truth About Forever and This Lullaby. But all of them are definitely worth reading. If you've seen How to Deal read Someone like You, the movie is based on it.


Name: Robyn
Age: 17
Book Title: The Canterbury Tales
Book Author: Geoffrey Chaucer
Review:
The title of this book may give you the impression of a boring homework assignment, but in all actuality it is very interesting to observe what English people wrote about in the 1400's. The way Chaucer goes about introducing each character is quite different than you would read in any modern day book. The overall theme of the tales that are told teach us obvious moral lessons, the twist being that each character is very blunt with describing their sins. Although I have not read all 20,000 lines of this exciting and humorous adventure Chaucer takes us on, I plan to in the near future and recommend it to you also!