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Come as you are
by Dahlia Adler
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It was a wonderful book about Evie making her way through boarding school making friends and enemy’s. She struggles to figure out her old and new life but manages to find a way.

Aphmau: Searching For Home
by Aphmau
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This is probably my number one first favorite book because the plot is so creative and I love Aphmau's videos. The wish that Zane made was a really good decision and a smart one because the wish that I was thinking of was to make everything back to what it was before. Instead, Zane wished for them to be reborn on the day of when the chaos all began. My favorite character is Aphmau because she has a lot of cat plushies and the birthday party was very decorated. Ein was like the jokester that kept me laughing during the book and I can't wait for he second book to come out because this series is the best.

Dear Martin
by Nic Stone
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Relatively good book if you like realistic fiction, i prefer fantasy. Its a good way to teach younger kids about modern racial inequality, how how that super predator myth can ruin the lives of young african american boys nowadays

Claudia And The Bad Joke: A Graphic Novel (the Baby-sitters Club #15)
by Ann M. Martin
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I don't understand why little kids would play pranks on baby sitters because they are supposed to look after you and keep you company, but kids take advantage of this so they can have fun. Betsy, a girl who broke Claudia's leg from a prank, she kept on playing pranks afterwards, but she should've learned her lesson that pranks can hurt people too. I understand why Betsy gets picked on in school because she plays pranks that kids don't like and it can embarrass them. Kirsty taught Betsy how it feels like having someone prank them, and Betsy said that she felt embarrassed. It's because it causes all the attention to one person.

Clash
by Kayla Miller
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I think that Olive can fix a lot of things. But she shouldn't have interfered with Bree and Max's fight. But at the end, everything fixed itself and everyone became friends again.

Faker
by Gordon Korman
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My favorite part of this book is when Trey’s dad agrees to not be conning people anymore. My favorite character was Kaylee, she was always trying to do the right thing and stand up for all good causes. I didn’t like Trey because he was not doing the right thing for most of the book and not really trying to stop his dad. My least favorite part of this book was when Treys family conned Kaylee’s dad of Kaylee’s collage fund. Overall this was a good book I was very interested to see what happened at the end.

Séance Tea Party
by Reimena Yee
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According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway because bees don't care what humans think is impossible.

Twins
by Varian Johnson
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Even though Maureen didn't win, she still did a good job. Through the ups and downs with her twin sister Francine, they still made it to the end and smoothed everything over.

The Catcher in The Rye
by J.D. Salinger
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I enjoyed the book! Overall it was a pretty interesting read and the metaphors of the book weren’t too hard to grasp. A lot of people mention how Holden is annoying and pretentious, and while that is definitely true, you can empathize with him and why he acts that way as the book goes on. My favorite part of the book is when Holden takes Phoebe to the carousel (after returning the money she lent to him), and he just cries watching her spin in the rain. It’s super bittersweet because I interpreted it as him finally coming to a halt and the suppressed grief he tried to run away from throughout the entirety of the book catching up to him.

Minecraft-stonesword saga The Golem’s Game
by Nick Eliopulos
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If you love Minecraft or just enjoy a great adventure story, The Golem’s Game by Nick Eliopulos is a must-read. It manages to do something incredibly unique: it blends the excitement of a fantasy novel with the practical mechanics of the world's most popular sandbox game.
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