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Sweet Valley Twins: Best Friends
by Francine Pascal
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I don't think Elizabeth should think that she and Jessica should always do everything together because she is already in middle school. Elizabeth is already mature enough to be independent instead of relying on her sister. I also don't think adding Elizabeth to the Unicorns is a great idea because Elizabeth would have to prank her friend and she is not even interested in boys and gossip. Jessica and Elizabeth should go separate ways and change their lifestyles so everyone would know who which twin is which. Jessica's style of fashion is also very pretty and she would lean more on the girly girly side while Elizabeth would be a tomboy.

Chu’s first day of school
by Neil Gaiman
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Chu was afraid to go to school and had butterflies in his tummy. He went one day and liked it and wasn’t afraid any more. He sneezed and the roof fell off.

Sweet Venom
by Tera Lynn Childs
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A great first book in the series and I am looking forward to reading the rest. The characters unique backgrounds elevate the plot tremendously. The characters themselves are all well developed.

Bone Gap
by Laura Ruby
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This book was okay b ecause it was kind of boring at the beginning but it got more interesting at the end. I thought it was weird that the book started off seeming like it was realistic fiction but then got way more fantasy like at 5ne end.

Suzume 1
by Makoto Shinkai
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The art is wonderful, and the story paints a beautiful portrait of rural Japan. I finished quickly, and couldn’t wait to start the next one. Suzume is a character I am coming to enjoy for her humor, and I want to know more; both about her and Souta.

The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time
by Mark Haddon
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Since the beginning of the story I tried to guess who killed the dog because my teacher said that it was someone unexpected, then I thought Sioban killed the dog, but she doesn't anything about Mrs. Shears or Mr Shears. Then I was thinking maybe the dad, but when he said to Christopher to stop investigating about the "bloody dog," it was a little obvious that he killed Wellington, the dog. Also, when Christopher's dad was talking about how his mom is in the hospital, he didn't give much detail about her and he refused him to accompany her in the hospital, I thought that maybe the mom is still alive, but is living somewhere else. Later on, Mrs. Alexander, the neighbor told Christopher that his mom was having sex with Mr Shears and it's the reason why Christopher's father killed Wellington. I would be Christopher avoiding his father because he killed the dog and it meant that his father had an ability to kill his own son.

Diary of the Wimpy Kid: The Third Wheel
by Jeff Kinney
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School dances for Greg don't work out, but as long as it's fun enough. Things usually don't go Greg's way, but that's what makes the stories enjoyable.

The Girl Who Drank The Moon
by Kelly Barnhill
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The girl who drank the moon by Kelly barn hill is about a girl and a witch. It is a really good book with about 250 pages. Me and my friend read it at the same time without knowing.

The city of ember
by Jeanne duprau
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I wonder if Mrs. Murdo will understand the note, and what will happen to everyone else in Ember. Will they follow Lina and Doon's instructions, and go outside of Ember?

The Devil In The White City
by Erik Larson
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This book had its pros and cons. On one hand, holmes victims and their tragedies were interesting. This narrative nonfiction captured my attention because of holmes twisted ways of pleasure. On the other hand, the architecture and building of the fair was quite monotonous. It took up a majority (to be fair it was 50 percent) of the book, describing the tight time period in which they had to complete the fair. Every other chapter included challengers and problems that further delayed the building of the fair. I quite literally had to force myself to read those chapters.
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