I liked this book because they tried to help Audrey and Mal Told everyone, That Hades was Mal’s Dad

Chanda invites her best friend Beth to go on vacation with them. And although it is super fun Beth feels sad because she really wished that her older sister could come because she is missing out on all the fun they have. So Chanda spends her vacation trying to figure out how she could cheer Beth up. But Beth just spends her time on her phone the whole time waiting for WiFi so that she can text her sister. In this book my favorite character is Chanda because she is a good and caring friend that tries to help make Beth cheer up.

Very good. I read this a long time ago, then forgot the name, looked through our takeout records, found it, read it, then a few years passed, and I'm reading it again.

I read this book for research in school, and it's a actually pretty interesting and has lots of facts. I think that if I was a slave, I wouldn't be able to escape because I would probably be too scared of being caught

Well.. I wrote an entire review for this and then it wasn’t going into the system so this might be abridged. I thought this book was boring and my AP Lang teacher is honestly not helping. Before you start wondering if maybe I’m just being insular or something of the sort, I promise I can enjoy books that aren’t all action and I can enjoy books that aren’t full of imagery. But, about 70% of this book was just Moss or Chigurh running around Texas and doing random things without the audience getting any information about their internal monologue. It was literally line by line listing their actions without any embellishments. The most descriptive the book got was describing their guns.. I swear I know more about Moss’s gun than Moss as a character. And when the sentences weren’t boring and unnecessary, they were run on sentences for absolutely no reason. Why do we need a run on sentence to describe the characters actions? We’re allowed to use the words “then he” or “next he” and commas exist too!!! I also felt that since we basically got no true understanding of the character’s (especially Chigurh) true natures, Bell’s italicized monologues were just there to prove that there was a point and deeper meaning to the whole story. Yes, I understand that not every book needs to be first person with crazy internal monologues, but with the rest of the book being so boring I really could’ve used it. I was even bored during the gunfight scenes. How is that even possible?? Am I supposed to be entertained after just hearing a list of the characters actions? I don’t feel the tension or emotion from that. I honestly only cared about Moss’s death because the hitchhiker died too and I felt bad for Carla Jean. The only character that I genuinely liked was Bell because he was nice to his wife and had thoughts. Sorry to anyone who liked this book.. hopefully I like the movie more.

the magic treehouse book series are very good I feel like A lot of people like your books.

Very interesting book about Greek mythology!!!

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.

Even though Greg's vacation didn't turn out as planned, vacations are nice in general because you don't have to work, and you can just take a break and relax.

I'm glad that the war was over at the end, and that Drew and her friends were able to fix everything. I think that Doodleville will keep on getting better and better, as more new things keep on getting added on.