At the beginning of Morgan Matson’s epic debut, we find Amy Curry feeling isolated, guilty, and depressed. Her mother has left California to start a new life in Connecticut, and her brother has been sent to a rehab center in North Carolina. Oh, and she blames herself for her dad’s recent death. Having been the driver that fateful day, Amy no longer gets behind the wheel. The problem is that she must drive to Connecticut to start the new life her mom has already begun. This is where Matson’s second title-character enters.

Carrie Pilby is a 19 year old prodigy that has just graduated from Harvard University. However, Carrie’s intelligence does not reflect her social skills at all. Carrie has never fit in with other kids and now she is a stuck up thoughtful girl that questions everything; she is not outgoing and thinks that the best world is the one that let’s her be in bed (her dad pays for her apartment). That is, until she opens up to her therapist (whom she doesn’t really like at first but her dad is paying so, why not go and see him?).

Jurassic Park is a wonderful sci-fi novel. It is an exciting novel about visiting a mysterious island off the coast of Costa Rica that surprisingly has dinosaurs living on it. This islands is a giant theme park for dinosaurs, including Tyrannosaurus rex .

This book is the first in an enticing series about Blue Bloods, more commonly known as vampires. These vampires are not the vampires that you are used to. They don't sparkle and they aren't really immortal. They are very secret and they are in charge of most everything that takes place in New York. The main character Schuller Van Alen is the daughter of one of the most powerful vampires on earth. Her best friend Oliver is instrumental in her life. Also, the imfamous twin duo Jack and Mimi Force, her cousins also claim a major role in her life.

I So Don't Do Famous is a book I definitely enjoyed reading. It is a mix of an everyday teenager's life, but with a mystery. Sherry wins a contest, and the prize is a trip to Hollywood. Not everything goes according to plan, though, like when Sherry finds herself solving the mystery of the Beverly Hills Bandits. This book was so well written, I felt like I was part of the mystery! This is an amazing book, and I would suggest it to everyone!

Dr. Scarpetta is involved in a murder of her friend Ted Eddings. She believes he didn't just drown, which is what most people thought. She thinks he was murdered and poisned. I like that the book was a good page-turner, but I did not like how it ended so short. It seemed as if it wasn't finished.

Thirteen-year-old Theodore Boon dreams of being a lawyer when he grows up. When he finds out a man named Peter Duffy is in court for killing his wife, Theo decides he must help solve the mystery. There is no proof that Mr. Duffy did it so it is harder to prove him guilty, but Theo finds out some crucial information about the trial that would change ii and what would happen to Pete Duffy.

The three boys have all done a crime. They're taken out of detention centers and are put into a halfway house. A guy named Douglas Healy supervises them until oneday he gets knocked unconsious while trying to stop a fight. The boys have many struggles between going to school, community services, and other things. It's a great book!

This is a really well-written book. You've probably ready 2 billion reviews about it, not to mention having read it yourself, but I read it for the first time. Bear with me.

First, only remember Gandalf and Bilbo Baggins. The dwarves are mysteriosly numerous - there's like, 14, no lie. Also, it takes a LOT of determination to finish. But, it's still a good book, and you're glad you read it. Then you learn there's another 3.

Souldbound by Heather Brewer is exhilerating and amazing. Kaya show's true bravery while still making time to fall in love. It kept me enthraled to the very last page. The entire book kept me guessing on what actually was going on. I loved the intensity and how even when Kaya is a girl she never wanted to give up and she didn't let anyone get into her way. I can't wait to read the next book "Soulbroken" to find out what will happen to Kaya and all of the other characters of the terrificly written Soulbound.