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Title:	airborn
Author:	Kenneth Opel
Review:
	Airborn is about a boy named Matt Cruise. Matt lives and works on a airship. Matt meets a girl named Kate whose grandfather discovered a new species of animal. One night Matt was on duty and sees an airship painted black, with no running lights. The ship ropes down to the Aurora, Matt's ship. The people on the small black ship are pirates. When the pirates leave they accidentally rip the outside of the Aurora. The Aurora lands on an unmarked island. While Matt and Kate are exploring they find the bones of this unknown animal. To find what happens next read the book Airborn
Reviewer:	Dustin, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/24/2008

Title:	Blood Fever the second in the Young Bond series
Author:	Charlie Higson
Review:
	I recommend this book because there is a ton of action, a good storyline and a catchy title. I also recommend you to read the first book in the series "Silverfin" by the same author.
Reviewer:	Chance, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Bras and broom sticks
Author:	mlynowski, sarah
Review:
	i loved it because i am into the magic type of thing and it can relate allmost to real life between snotty girls and parents getting remarried after divorce. i love the book.
Reviewer:	Dani, Age 12, Aberdeen
Date:	04/01/2008

Title:	A Child Called "It"
Author:	Pelzer, David
Review:
	I loved this book because it's a great story of how this little boy, David survived all his life, although his mother continually beat him!!! (So sad.)
Reviewer:	Danielle, Age 13, Shelton
Date:	05/02/2008

Title:	Christy and Todd the College Years books 1-3
Author:	Robin Jones Gunn
Review:
	Todd and Christy take their relationship to the next level. Read about all that happens. I love these books, they continue on after the Christy Miller Series.
Reviewer:	Emily, Age 14, Aberdeen
Date:	04/08/2008

Title:	Christy Miller Series books 1-12
Author:	Robin Jones Gunn
Review:
	These books are terrific! I recommend them to any teenage girl. Christy faces many challenges throughout her teenage years. They are addicting. You might be able to relate to them. Christy and her friends are great role models who face many challenges from boyfriends, to getting in trouble with the law, fighting with friends, and they have God with them through it all.
Reviewer:	Emily, Age 14, Aberdeen
Date:	04/08/2008

Title:	A Day No Pigs Would Die
Author:	By: Robert Newton Peck
Review:
	This is a novel about a boy who lives on a farm in Vermont and how he grows up by the Book of the Shaker. I am not really sure what the Shaker book is because the book doesn’t describe it very well but I know the Shakers are a group of people that made the Shaker book that they follow. This book is called A Day No Pigs Would Die because the boy has a pig and the pig is really the only thing he owns and he doesn’t like his dad to kill pigs. I gave this book three stars because at some times this book really slow what I mean by this is at points in this book nothing really happens. I wouldn’t recommend this book if you like high action packed adventure. The theme of this book is perseverance.
Reviewer:	Mi, Age 15, Olympia
Date:	03/24/2008

Title:	Eagle of the Ninth
Author:	Rosemary Sutcliff
Review:
	Marcus is a Legionaire in Britannia - a post he's dreamed of getting. His father was the commander of the Ninth Legion - which went mysteriously missing on its last mission. Nothing was found of its whereabouts - even its Eagle was gone. When Marcus's leg is wounded, he's honorably discharged from the Legion, and he goes to live with his uncle. There, he hears rumors that a neighboring barbarian tribe has an Eagle God - and it suspiciously sounds like the missing Ninth Legion's Eagle. Marcus is determined to retrieve the Eagle, and restore his family's honor. The descriptions in this book are amazing, as is the historical detail. The characters are all very memorable and there's lots of action. History and non-history fans will love it.
Reviewer:	Mara, Age 16, Centralia
Date:	04/16/2008

Title:	Eclipse
Author:	Stephenie Meyer
Review:
	It is the third book in Stephenie Meyer’s series: Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse. They are all about a girl named Bella and how she must choose between love and friendship. In the first book it was all about Bella being in love with Edward (who’s a vampire) and how he doesn’t want to hurt her. So he thought he should leave and have her forget about him, so he did and it didn’t work out very well. While he was gone Bella began to fall in love with Jacob (who’s a werewolf), in the second book. When Edward came back she went back to loving Edward but then soon realized that her love for Jacob was too strong. In Eclipse she has to choose who she loved more without hurting them or herself. So who would it be, Edward, who was as cold as ice (literally) or Jacob, who was as hot as fire (literally)? Read to find out. I would suggest this book to anyone over 11, but you may stumble on a few words. If you like the book Twilight you should see it: it is going to be coming out in a theaters sometime in December 2008.
Reviewer:	Amanda, Age 12, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Eclipse
Author:	Stephenie Meyer
Review:
	The novel Eclipse, by Stephenie Meyer, takes place in Forks, La Push, and Seattle Washinton. It's about a girl names Bella Swan who is in love with a vampire named Edward Cullen. In this book, Bells is finally realizing that she loves her friend Jacob Black as well as Edward. Bella must decide between life and death. But she doesn't know which one is which. This book is about love, friendship, and trust. It's about being with the people you love most, and still being able to keep your friends close. If this book looks interesting to you, I would suggest reading Twilight and New Moon first. Once you have read these books and Eclipse, you can wait for Stephanie Meyer's final book, Breaking Dawn. I would reccomend this series to 7th and 8th graders. I LOVE reading these books and I bet you will too!!! (The first book, Twilight, is currently being made into a movie and will be released in theatres in December, 2008. You should see it!!!!!!)
Reviewer:	Kendrah, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	ella enchanted
Author:	Gail Carson Levine
Review:
	A great book for all ages my little sister loves it!!
Reviewer:	Sra, Age 14, McCleary
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Fallen Angels
Author:	Walter Dean Myers
Review:
	Fallen Angels is a book about conflict and heart. This fantastic novel is written by Walter Dean Myers. Fallen Angels takes place in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. In this novel a young man named Richie Perry joins the Army and gets sent off to Vietnam. On his way to Vietnam Richie meets a soldier who goes by the name of Peewee. Once Richie and Peewee get to 'Nam Richie starts to get nervous and it really starts to catch on when they head out on their first assignment. And once they get to the battle field things start to really heat up. I think you should read this book if you like thrilling and non-stop action war books; if you do then this is the book for you.
Reviewer:	Tyler, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Fat Kid Rules The World
Author:	K.L Going
Review:
	This book, to be blunt, is nothing more than wonderful; it's amazing. Truth be told, when I first saw it, I was somewhat iffy, the summary looked bland and after reading the first page, I had concluded that it was nothing more than a suicidal story about some obese teenager. As right as I was, there was much more to it, and I have to say that the story is much deeper. After you get into the book (which happens within the first few pages) you're basically hooked. Not only that, but a majority of the things going in within it really relate to things a teenager goes through. Between dealing with issues from idiots at school, to the mere fact of believing that someone does accept you for who you are. In a nutshell--'cause I'm ranting--I liked this book because it's one of few I can relate to, not only that, but it managed to change my judgmental views on people on the likes. If you're interested in rock, interesting characters, and something "real", this book is a must. ; DD
Reviewer:	Asantewaa, Age 14, Yelm
Date:	03/31/2008

Title:	Guitar Highway Rose
Author:	Brigid Lowry
Review:
	It was inetresting and written differently from other books. I enjoyed it heaps and rcommend you to read it. GREAT BOOK!!!
Reviewer:	Lilian, Age 13, Tumwater
Date:	04/29/2008

Title:	The Journal of Patrick Seamus Flaherty
Author:	Ellen Emerson White
Review:
	The novel, The Journal of Patrick Seamus Flaherty is about conflict, depression, anger, and fear. In the story, Patrick (protagonist) joined the marines, and is shipped off to Vietnam. He was assigned to a hill system called Khe Sanh. Once there he has to defend the vital hill system from attacks by the NVA (North Vietnamese Army) and the VC (Viet Cong) (antagonists). After months of defending the hill, he and his squad are shipped back to base to get ready for a new assignment. But the night before they were assigned to a different system, his squad’s tent gets hit by an RPG (rocket propelled grenade). Will he survive the hit, or will he die; only the book will tell. If you enjoy this book I recommend that you read other books from the My Name is America series.
Reviewer:	Jesse, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/26/2008

Title:	The Journal of Patrick Seamus Flaherty
Author:	Ellen Emerson White
Review:
	This book takes place in 1968 in the jungle of Khe Sanh, Vietnam. Patrick is facing lots of emptiness being the new guy in his platoon. He gets lots of letters from his family and friends. The North Vietnamese Communist (VC) are trying to take over the south because of their beliefs. Also the platoon is not sure if Patrick is so cut out for this job.
Reviewer:	Joe, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/26/2008

Title:	The Journal of Scott Pendleton Collin
Author:	By: Walter Dean Myers
Review:
	The Journal of Scott Pendleton Collins, by Walter Dean Myers, is about the rage and anger of a man named Scott Pendleton Collins. The setting is Normandy, France in 1944, during World War#2. As Scott fights against the Germans, he has lots of help along the way from friends and family as he deals with issues and the family write letters to make him feel much better.
Reviewer:	Joe, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	The Journal of Scott Pendleton Collin
Author:	By: Walter Dean Myers
Review:
	The book, The Journal of Scott Pendleton Collins, by Walter Dean Myers. This book is about rage, and the anger of a man named Scott Pendleton Collins. The book takes place in Normandy, France in 1944 World War#2. As Scott fights against the Germans, he has lots of help along the way from friends and family as he deals with issues; his family writes letters to make him feel much better.
Reviewer:	Joe, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	The Lightning Thief
Author:	Rick Riordan
Review:
	I had to read this book for a Battle of the Books competition I was in, and at first I didn't want to. But then, when I read it, I couldn't put it down--it was too good! It's about a boy named Perseus Jackson (or Percy) who is blamed for stealing Zeus's master lightning bolt. Read it and see what happens--it's great!
Reviewer:	HaiDang, Age 12, Lacey
Date:	04/30/2008

Title:	Lord Loss
Author:	Darren Shan
Review:
	Lord Loss is about love and fear. Grubbs Grady's parents were killed by three demons named Lord Loss, Artery and Vein. So he goes to live with his uncle Dervish. Grubbs meets a boy named Bill-E, and they start finding dead animals all around the forest. Then they se Dervish taking the dead animals and hiding them. Bill-E tells Grubbs that he thinks Dervish is a Werewolf. Grubb thinks Bill-E has gone crazy, but when he sees strange things happening to Dervish, he gets convinced Bill-E might be right. I don't recommend this book for people who get freaked out easily. But if you like horror books, you should read this.
Reviewer:	Alexandria, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Hardy Boys The Missing Chums
Author:	Franklin W. Dixon
Review:
	I liked the part when the Hardy Boys entered the house and Aunt Gertrude walked up to them telling them a giant man was waiting on the couch for them. His massive size dwarfed all the furniture in the house and looked compared to him like doll furniture. I recommend this book for all those who like mystery and action.
Reviewer:	Joseph Christy, Age 14, North Mason
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	The Monsters of Morley Manor
Author:	Bruce Coville
Review:
	The book The Monsters of Morley Manor is about a young boy named Anthony and his little sister Sarah. One day in the peaceful town of Owl’s Roost, Nebraska an old man that the kids like to call Old Man Morley passes away. So they have to have a garage sale and sell out the whole house before they tear it down. Anthony goes to the garage sale with his sister and finds a tiny box and decides that he could use it for something. When he gets home that night he tries to open the box. When he does green smoke pours out. In the box sits five little figures shaped as monsters. Anthony finds that when the monsters get wet they come to life. They start to interact with the monsters and become friends only to find that the monsters had been frozen for 50 years and that they weren’t always mini. The kids have to help the monsters come back to big size and destroy the monsters' worst enemies, the Finduvians. Can Anthony and Sarah defeat the Flinduvians? I would recommend this book to people that like fantasy.
Reviewer:	Weebulo, Age , Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Never Sniff A Gift Fish
Author:	Patrick McManus
Review:
	This book is about a boy growing up as an outdoorsman with his friends. He learns many things that he thinks are valuable but they are not actually. All of these things end up making the boy (Patrick McManus) a writer about his experiences as an outdoorsman. In this book there are many small stories: my favorite one is about Francis Cucumber. He is a rich man that wants to go hunting but finds out that it is not for him. Read this book to hear about many other funny occasions. This book is about hate because he hates people that hate the outdoors and compassion because he loves a girl named Olga Bonemarrow.
Reviewer:	Natey, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Or give me death
Author:	Ann Rinaldi
Review:
	Or Give Me Death by Ann Rinaldi is about love and strength. This book is about a family that is struggling with the sickness of their mother. A man named Patrick Henry is a famous statesman. He and his wife have many kids: Patsy, Anne, John, Will, Betsy, and Edward. All the kids notice that their Mom is going crazy which is called bad blood. She tried to kill the baby. The kids' father is always working and is not at the house. They decided that they had to keep their mother in the cellar. The kids got to visit her a lot. Her mother told Anne that someone was going to inherit the bad blood. Anne said she was going to inherit the bad blood but she was lying. Then one day their mother got very ill. She had a doctor look at her. Slowly her throat closed and she died. What will happen to the family? Who will inherit the bad blood? I would recommend this book because it is exciting!!
Reviewer:	Shaina, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Or Give Me Death
Author:	Ann Rinaldi
Review:

Reviewer:	Shaina, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Reef of Death
Author:	Paul Zindel
Review:
	I really liked the book. It was full of adventures and surprises with many twists and turns, almost like a rollercoster ride. I did find the old lady who tried to feed P.C. to the killer fish sort of dumb. I like scary movies and books and found this book satisfying to me. I do recommend the book to anybody who likes mystery, adventure and gore. I give this book 2 thumbs up!
Reviewer:	Kala Marie, Age 13, North Mason
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Royally Jacked
Author:	Niki Burnham
Review:
	This book wasn't your average love story. A girl named Valerie is forced to chose to live with her father or her mother and her girlfriend. But when she decided to move with her dad, she is forced to go to a whole new country. She thinks it's boring until she falls in love with a prince. Then her whole view of this country changes. Good love story.
Reviewer:	Lauren, Age 15, Lacey
Date:	04/26/2008

Title:	Sabriel series
Author:	Garth Nix
Review:
	OMG! These books are better than Harry Potter and Lord of The Rings combined. If you like fantasy and excitement this book is perfect: it tells you lots of things about each character and as you read through the series you find out new aspects of a character you thought you had figured out. It is AMAZING!!!!! Great for girls and guys: my brother loved it too.
Reviewer:	Ashlee, Age 15, Lacey
Date:	03/21/2008

Title:	The Sea of Monsters
Author:	Rick Riordan
Review:
	This book is the sequel to The Lightning Thief in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. Percy and his friend Annabeth and his half-brother, Tyson, who is a cyclops, go to save Percy's best friend, a satyr, who is trapped in the Sea of Monsters, also known as the Bermuda Triangle. It's really good, so read it and see if they save him and what happens!
Reviewer:	HaiDang, Age 12, Lacey
Date:	04/30/2008

Title:	The Sierra Jensen Collection books 1-12
Author:	Robin Jones Gunn
Review:
	Christy has a new friend, Sierra Jensen. They met at a missions trip in England, in a Castle! Sierra is a wonderful, open minded, girl, who goes through alot her first year at the new high school she moved to her sophmore year, so they could help with her Granna Mae. She has difficulties tring to make friends. but by the end of her books she has some very close friends.
Reviewer:	Emily, Age 14, Aberdeen
Date:	04/08/2008

Title:	Silverfin
Author:	Charlie Higson
Review:
	The novel “Silverfin” by Charlie Higson is about fear and perseverance. The story takes place in England. The protagonist, James Bond, and his friend Red Kelly are trying to find out what the antagonist Mr. Hellebore is up to in his castle on the Loch (a lake). The story is about James Bond and Red Kelly trying to find out what Mr. Hellebore is doing. They decide to sneak into the castle at night to see if they can find anything. As they are trying to get into the house Red falls and breaks his leg. Once in the house James hears something fallowing him and then he gets caught!! You might like this book if you like action and adventure stories.
Reviewer:	Shea, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/24/2008

Title:	Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie
Author:	Dave Lubar
Review:
	This book was the bomb. It amazed me how high school can change everything. Scott is so funny. I love his desperation to be cool.
Reviewer:	Ashton, Age 13, Chehalis
Date:	03/29/2008

Title:	stumptown kid
Author:	carol gorman & ron findley
Review:
	I like this book because it's good.
Reviewer:	Billy Bob, Age 12, Hoodsport
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	the thief lord
Author:	Cornelia Funke
Review:
	I thought this book was great. There are many characters and it takes place in a place called Venice. I rated it a 4 star because the book wasn't all great: at some point in the story the plot changes completely and the story changes. Still, the Thief Lord is an easy book to read, not many hard words, and it's easy to understand. I would definitely recomend this book to readers.
Reviewer:	Eric, Age 12, Olympia
Date:	03/24/2008

Title:	The Thief Lord
Author:	Cornelia Funke
Review:
	I like this book because it has many interesting characters. Also, the place this story takes in is Venice, and that is a very cool place.
Reviewer:	Eric, Age 12, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	The Thief Lord
Author:	Cornelia Funke
Review:
	Super fun book! The characters are all awesome and very easy to like. The storyline twists in a direction that you most definitely don't expect, and it takes place in Venice, making it easy to forget that it takes place in modern times.
Reviewer:	Mara, Age 16, Centralia
Date:	04/16/2008

Title:	The Titan's Curse
Author:	Rick Riordan
Review:
	This is the third book in the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. It's not as good as the other two, more like a filler book. It's about Percy Jackson who goes to save his friend Annabeth and the goddess Artemis with his friends Thalia and Grover, and two Huntresses named Zoe and Bianca. Let me just warn you--two people die and one person dangerously runs away. Another falls off a cliff. So if you're not a person for tragedy or violence, this book isn't for you.
Reviewer:	HaiDang, Age 12, Lacey
Date:	04/30/2008

Title:	touching spirit bear
Author:	ben mikaelsen
Review:
	This is a great novel about a boy who needed to change his life for the better and he did. It all starts and ends with Cole Matthews, a juvenile delinquent growing up in Minneapolis. One day he made the mistake that would change his entire life; he decided to rob a hardware store. The next day he began to brag about it and then got snitched on by a fellow classmate, Peter Driscal. As a result Peter had been beat up by Cole. Cole now had two options, one, go to jail, or two, be banished to a remote Alaskan island for a year. His choice was the island, where he would soon find that not all beings were afraid of him. In the end Cole turns his life around and makes his wrongs right.
Reviewer:	elliott, Age 13, Tumwater
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	The truth about forever
Author:	Sarah Dessen
Review:
	The truth about forever is about Macy Queen’s summer and her making many choices. Her boyfriend Jason is going to brain camp. Now she has to take his job at the library, study for the SAT, and mourn over her father’s death. But when she joins a job for a catering crew, she starts hanging around with Wes, Delia, Monica, and Kristy, who show her life in a new way. While she is hanging out with her friends from the catering company, her sister has come down to talk to her mom about fixing up her father’s beach house. But her mom does not want anything to do with it. I would suggest this book to anyone who wants to experience other things in their life.
Reviewer:	Elana, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	Twilight
Author:	Stephenie Meyer
Review:
	I Loved this book because even though its something that i wouldn't read, I feel in totally love with the characters. The way that Stephenie Meyer describes the situations into a real teenage perspective, make me have the chills. The book overall is AMAZING!!!
Reviewer:	Lauren, Age 15, Lacey
Date:	04/18/2008

Title:	Twilight
Author:	Stephanie Meyer
Review:
	This is a great book because it is about a girl named Bella Swan who moves away from sunny Arizona to rainy Forks, Warshington. And when she goes to her new school and when she goes to biology the guy (named Edward) she sits next to instantly seems like he hates her, but that's not the story. Bella finally figures out that Edward is a vampire. And he tries to be careful around her but the temptation to kiss her finally gets the better of him. But when he and his coven/family of seven (who are good vampires and drink animal blood instead of human blood) are playing baseball (Bella is with them too) this other coven (that drink human blood) arrive. Larent poses as the leader of the coven and says that they won't hunt on their ground but James the actual leader does not listen and makes Bella think that he has kidnapped her mother because he wants her blood. Bella went to meet him so she could die for her mother but he dosen't have her mother and he gets to biting her (and if a vampire bites you the venom turns you into a vampire and Edward dosen't want Bella to be a vampire) so Edward sucks the venom out. So I would give this book a rating of 5 but if I could give this book a rating of infinity I would.
Reviewer:	Kayla, Age 13, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	twilight series
Author:	Meyers, Stephanie
Review:
	This book was AWESOME!!! It is a sweet love story! i am just sad that i finished this book series so fast. i cant wait for the next book to come out, and recommend this series to anyone who loves thrilling, suspenseful, love stories, and VAMPIRES!! yup i said vampires!! read the books to find out more!
Reviewer:	Ashley, Age 14, South Bend
Date:	03/29/2008

Title:	Uglies
Author:	Scott Westerfield
Review:
	A really good book about intensly difficult choices in an ultra-futuristic world.
Reviewer:	Maria, Age 10, Olympia
Date:	04/16/2008

Title:	The Wright Three
Author:	Blue Balliett
Review:
	The Wright Three is a story about how three kids save the Robbie house: hence, The Wright Three. The theme is perseverance, because the kids have to keep going and trying to save the house. If you think that a non-action packed book is boring boy [or girl] you are wrong! This book is not scary, it’s a mind teaser. When you read this book you often get an idea, but be aware you might be wrong.
Reviewer:	Colin, Age 12, Olympia
Date:	03/17/2008

Title:	The Year of Secret Assignments
Author:	Jaclyn Moriarty
Review:
	Okay so The Year of Secret Assignments is the book my book group decided to read for this month (the month of April) during which we just had book group (about two days ago). Anyhoo, also i'd like to say that this review is on behalf of Kelsey, for she has been bugging me about reviewing the books i read. so here you go Kelsey. okay so onto the book. I though this book was HILARIOUS!!!! it was good from start to finish. although i would of liked the ending to have more of an ending to it. but maybe they are just leading it into another book (i hope so!). just to prove it, i'll tell you this, i started it at 7:20ish, this morning, and just finished it at about 5:00 this evening. and that's actually a little long for me, especially since this book isn't so long. okay i'm side tracking again, sorry. so, if you haven't heard of the book here is a short explanation: "The Ashbury-Brookefield pen pal program is dsigned to bring together the two rival schools in a spirit of harmony and 'the Joy of the Envelope.' But when Cassie, Lydia, and Emily (Ashbury) send their first letters to Matthew, Charlie, and Sebastian (Brookefield), things don't go quite as planned. What starts out as a simple letter exchange soon leads to secret missions, false alarms, lock picking, mistaken identities, and an all-out war between the schools - not to mention some really excellent kissing." So this book is based in Australia. if you like comedies and/or love stories this book is for you. it's a very original novel, and written in a great way. Hope you enjoy it!! P.S. So for those of you who live in Olympia, come to our book club! we meet the first tuesday of each month at the downtown Timberland library. if you love reading, eating brownies, and a ton of fun. you should join us! oh yeah, fyi: it's for ages 13-17. just cause there was already a kids one, we kind of joined together to make a teen one. okay so thanks to Kelsey for actually coming to me on this whole review thing. and sorry to the rest of you who actually read this, it's kind of totally long and well most of it is useless. sorry!
Reviewer:	Siobhan, Age 15, Olympia
Date:	04/03/2008

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