We Are All Made of Molecules by Susin Nielsen is such a beautifully written book. This is a story that is entertaining, educational and uplifting. The issues examined by Nielsen are so important for today’s students to grasp. This book is diverse and is written in a compelling fashion that will keep readers wanting to learn and know more. Continue reading
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Review: The Clouded Sky by Megan Crewe
The Clouded Sky by Megan Crewe has it all! Including Aliens, rebels, traitors, and space. This second story of the Earth & Sky trilogy begins immediately where book one left off. It is one of the most thrilling mysteries I’ve read. This sequel definitely won’t disappoint. Continue reading
Review: Earth & Sky by Megan Crewe
Earth & Sky by Megan Crewe is a YA science fiction book that contains well-developed characters and an underlying message to be learned. Earth & Sky will have its readers reaching for book two to find out more. This is a series not to be missed by those who live for reading fantasy novels. Continue reading
The Unlikely Hero of Room 13B by Teresa Toten
The Unlikely Hero of Room 13B by Teresa Toten teaches about and describes OCD, a very important mental health issue. This book also provides the reader with well developed characters and a mystery to solve. Toten has created a unique, humorous and fast-paced story that will entertain and educate at the same time. Continue reading
Review: The Opposite of Geek by Ria Voros
Title: The Opposite of GeekAuthor: Ria Voros
Publisher: Scholastic
Genres: Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction
Publication Date: September 19, 2013
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Gretchen Meyers doesn't know exactly what went wrong, but life in the tenth grade is beginning to suck. As if having a semi-nudist, food-obsessed family wasn't awkward enough, she has lost her best friend to the fanatical school swim team, and her math grade is so close to negative digits that only emergency tutoring can save it. So far, so high school. Then James/Dean rolls into her life — also known as her zit-faced chemistry tutor James and his slightly less zit-faced cousin Dean. Kind-hearted rebels without a cause, they draw Gretchen out of classroom hell, and briefly the world seems full of possibility.
Review: The Opposite of Geek by Ria Voros
The Opposite of Geek by Ria Voros is a fun and unique book that has a remarkable format. This book is laid out with journal entries and poetry, making for an interesting read. It also includes a major plot twist to boot! Continue reading



