How to Be Popular
For anyone who has ever felt like an outsider, Meg Cabot's How to Be Popular is something to relate to. Quick book description: High school junior Steph Landry is on a mission to be popular with the help of a 1950s popularity guide. Of course, nothing ever goes according to plan. Can Steph find love, friendship and popularity?
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Really great new YA novel from HarperCollins! Oh, and I wrote it :)
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I loved this movie, I'd love to see this as a weekly TV show (does anyone watch TV?) even if it's made in Brazil and I have to learn Portuguese it wouldn't matter, cause I'm sure it would be funny and amazing in what ever language... I loved this movie, I'd love to see this as a weekly TV show (does anyone watch TV?) even if it's made in Brazil and I have to learn Portuguese it wouldn't matter, cause I'm sure it would be funny and amazing in what ever language its recreated in. But anyway, this particular version of Scott Pilgrim is a treat. So there.
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Ok, so I wasn't invited to the Tin-Tin book reading sleep over marathon, so I read this instead. Charles Burns rocks!
Tags: books, graphic novels, young adult, creatures, Dreams, comicbooks, comix, Charles Burns, weirdnessAdded 2 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
This book kept me on the edge of my seat. It was a wild ride through betrayals and forgiveness and left me clamoring for more.
Tags: books, reading, literature, childrens books, fantasy, young adult, warriors, cinda williams chima, Cool NovelAdded 3 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
The second in her series, The Wizard Heir is just as good as the first. These should be made into movies so that more people can be exposed to her brilliant stories.
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Read over 10 times before age 10. (Age: 9)
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This book remains one of my favorite after nearly ten years. Alanna dupes the castle into believing she is a boy, so she may train to become a female knight. She is smaller than the boys, frailer, and unaccustomed to the brutality... This book remains one of my favorite after nearly ten years. Alanna dupes the castle into believing she is a boy, so she may train to become a female knight. She is smaller than the boys, frailer, and unaccustomed to the brutality reserved for newcomers. She is unreasonably stubborn however, and sweats out her shortcomings. Through hard work, she builds herself physically, spends hours out of every day perfecting her skill, and begins to surpass her peers in their training. Alanna wins the heart of her observers, and their fierce loyalty; including the dangerously charming George <3 *grins like a fool* This books sets the pace for a fun series that won hundreds of thousands of fans, and she makes appearances in Tamora's other beloved books, including the Protector of the Small quartet and Trickster's Choice. Discover, enjoy, repeat.
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If I'm going to reccommend anything for a reading list this summer I'm kicking it off with this. The Mortal Instruments Series starts off with this book, I am currently reading it and it has to be one of the best fantasy books (an... If I'm going to reccommend anything for a reading list this summer I'm kicking it off with this. The Mortal Instruments Series starts off with this book, I am currently reading it and it has to be one of the best fantasy books (and guilty pleasures) since Harry Potter.
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HOLY CRAP! This series was AMAZING! The last book is BY FAR the best. If you haven't read these then you are insane. Go ahead, let your curiosity get the best of you. You know you want to read them.
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Since I'm taking a Young Adult LIterature class, I'm reading a lot of young adult lit. This book is pretty good. It deals with a young girl who "cuts" in order to releave psychological pain and her mental illness. Great to open up... Since I'm taking a Young Adult LIterature class, I'm reading a lot of young adult lit. This book is pretty good. It deals with a young girl who "cuts" in order to releave psychological pain and her mental illness. Great to open up issues that teens might face.
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I just finished this book for a class I'm taking on Young Adult literature. It was very good! This story helps to show a young woman's journey into high school and from being rejected to finally accepting herself. Great reading fo... I just finished this book for a class I'm taking on Young Adult literature. It was very good! This story helps to show a young woman's journey into high school and from being rejected to finally accepting herself. Great reading for teens, especially girls!
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amazing read, great for parents to use as an opener to talk to kids about drugs. its sad but really amazing...this is a new classic of my generation
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A lot of storage room. Good stuff!
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Once-great high school quarterback, Neely Crenshaw, returns to the bleachers of his high school field and grapples with his mixed feelings about his coach and high school glory.
Tags: kids, fiction, reading, childrens books, high school, Back to school, football, young adult, young adult booksAdded 6 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
It's the darker side of high school football. This is a gripping book about a town's obsession. While it isn't necessarily a pretty picture, a little drama may make back to school seem more bearable. Quick book description: Thi... It's the darker side of high school football. This is a gripping book about a town's obsession. While it isn't necessarily a pretty picture, a little drama may make back to school seem more bearable. Quick book description: This is a true account by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist of how a town's single-minded devotion to a football team shapes the community and affects the players.
Tags: kids, fiction, reading, childrens books, high school, Back to school, football, Texas, young adultAdded 6 Years Ago from Amazon.com
