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Saturday, May 24, 2014
Monday, May 19, 2014
Jack of Hearts by Ricardo Bare
Jack of Hearts by Ricardo Bare
The book starts with the main character Jack, Jack is a boy with a
horrible past. He willingly gave up his heart due to the guilt he felt; the
person who now has his heart sends him on a quest to kill a wizard. Jack has no
idea who the wizard is, but what this person says goes.
This book is full of
twists and turns as well as a bit of romance. Jack feels confused when he has
access to all of the feelings he thought he would lose due since he had no
heart. Why does Jack give up his heart? Some things are painful to remember and
Jack is trying his best to not remember or feel anything. As Jack faces dwarfs,
giants, and being locked up he finds himself liking a girl who is imprisoned in
a magic mirror. I really enjoyed this book because it was well written, I loved the
emotions it made me feel, and all the characters. I can’t wait to read the next one.
Emaline's Gift by Brad Francis
Emaline's Gift by Brad Francis
This book was amazing I definitely want to re-read it, my favorite
character has to be Anthony. He was sweet, and really cared for Emaline. I
don’t know why but the story reminded me of how sometimes I do things against
the rules and end up building a wall between me and Christ, it hurts that I do.
Anthony did something similar after a while he confessed it was nice to know
that even after all that God still loved him, it gives me hope that he will
still love me no matter what.
I encourage you to read this book it helps open your mind to
things you haven’t thought of before and while some things aren’t true (having
powers) it’s still nice to read about Christ and the things he does for us.
Deep River High Series: Perfect Forgiveness by Shaina Cilimberg
Perfect Forgiveness by Shaina Cilimberg
This Christian book
follows a boy named Kirk who has been bullied and abused since he was a kid. Bullying
is a tough subject and it affects a lot of teens, even those who are
Christians. In Kirk’s case, his teachers don’t do anything to help him. In the
story, he struggles trying to decide who his real friends are. When some of
these friends begin talking about a plan to get revenge on the bullies and on
the teachers that ignore the problem, Kirk begins to believe they will actually
do something horrible. Kirk wants to back out but these ‘friends’ threaten him.
Does God want him to do this? How should he deal with bullies? Is violence the
right answer?
Another book by Shaina
Cilimberg that takes very difficult issues and real problems faced by teenagers
today. I liked that the book dealt with the issue in a real way because it is a
tough one, I have to say that I enjoyed reading the book, but I did not like
the way it ended. I can’t explain why without giving spoilers and I don’t want
to do that, but I still think it is an important story to tell. Like the other
book in the Deep River High Series, you might want to have your parents read it
first or with you as this is one book that will force you to ask serious
questions about bullying, revenge and what God has to say on the subject.
Deep River High Series: Crowded
That’s a tough thing to
do for a Christian book to deal with issues like sexting, sex, and abortion.
This is a great book for a teen to read with their parents and discuss these
real life issues without kid gloves on. A lot of Christian books would gloss
over the guilt, the sins of these teens, Crowded deals with it in a real
way.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Glass Heart By C.J. Sellers
Glass Heart By C.J. Sellers
This short story was about the last
person on Earth. The story begins with an unnamed, genderless, fifteen year
old person who is the last person on earth. This person remembers their kind
mother and their brother before the plague took their lives. The survivor sets
out to hopefully find a cure and to help the scientists. Only for a shock to
come when he does. I found I liked the person although I pitied them because
they were the last one left, I really did enjoy the story and hope the author
will write more! This is a great story for those who enjoy horror books.
Hannah Mo
Magian High By: Lia London
Magian High By:Lia London
The main characters in
this book are Kincaid Riley and Amity Griffin. These two people live in a world
where is not acceptable to be friends if you not in the same group. These
groups? Mages who can gain or lose their magic by their emotions, and the
Nomars who don’t have magic, they are considered the outcasts by Mages. Kincaid
Riley a Mage meets Amity Griffen the Nomar , these two quickly become friends
despite the difference in groups. Sadly Kincaid’s acceptance of the Nomars
results in attacks from some Mages. These two will battle having to escape
death, evil teachers, and those who want to destroy their friendship. Meanwhile
they must keep safe from the new superintendent at his school who is bent on
keeping the Nomars away. This books ending was great and I encourage everyone
to read this book.
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Hannah Mo
Why did you like this
book?
My favorite character is Amity definitely, I really connected with her
throughout the book. I also enjoyed how she reacted to the teachers and just
presented herself. Another thing I enjoyed was how funny the book could be
sometimes, but still very serious in others. I also enjoyed the bond between
Amity and Kincaid, they are great friends.
How would you describe this
book?
This
book had an equal blend of adventure and romance. The characters and the events
surrounding them take readers through many twist and turns. The creative plot
takes the reader on an incredible journey into a world of emotions and magic.
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Hannah Mo
Benjamin Blake and The Curse of Silver and Sunlight By: Paul Keenan
Benjamin Blake and The Curse of Silver and Sunlight By: Paul Keenan
What did I like about this book?
Benjamin a human was born into a world of vampires. After
being attacked and losing his father he is on the brink of death, and life will
come at a price. The price? Being a vampire forever. His creator was a vampire who
is craving freedom from the life of slavery by witches. As a fifteen year old
boy who got turned into a vampire, he must find a way to save his people. Or be
enslaved by witches forever. In this book the main character Benjamin will
learn how to read a spell book, avoid capture and still learn about being a new
vampire.
One of my favorite things was Benjamin had a sense of right
and wrong. I also really enjoyed getting to know how Benjamin thought
throughout the book, I found him really headstrong and caring.
How would you describe this book?
I would describe the book as full of action, I mean action
was basically on every page. I also liked the fact that the author kept you
guessing on what was going to happen. So definitely read it, and I am definitely
excited for the sequel.
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Hannah Mo
Circle of Law By: Lia London
Circle of Law By: Lia London
Lia London
This book begins in a village with a girl
named Marki, the village is in a drought and her family has been trying to
survive without water. When she goes to bury her parents she will also find out
why she has her unique abilities. These abilities? Whenever she gets angry at
someone, they mysteriously die the next day. Bobres her newly discovered
grandfather explains that she belongs with the ancients. The Council of
Drandsil (The Ancients) governed things like water, death, as well as hope.
Throughout the book she has to deal with people trying to control her and her
powers, her grief from her parent’s death, and trying to stay alive.
Lia London
What did I love about this book?
I loved the fact the I never knew what
was going to happen, and that the
characters were all deeply connected through emotion. I also enjoyed the moral
of the story and I hope that the other readers will love it as much as I did.
What would I describe it as?
I would probably describe it as a very
emotional book, a book with twists, adventure, and love all rolled into 25
Chapters.
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Hannah Mo
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