Review: "Anne of Windy Poplars" is definitely the most atypical book in the Anne of Green Gables Series by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Although it is sold as the fourth book in the series it was actually one of the last one written, originally being published in 1936. Anne Shirley, B.A., has taken a job away from Green Gables and as Principal of Summerside High School for three years while she waits for Gilbert Blythe to finish medical school so they can get married. So Gilbert is only present when Anne writes to him as Redmond College in Kingsport (although Montgomery tactfully omits the romantic part of her letters). However, despite these oddities, "Anne of Wi...

 

Review: As I read this book I just couldn't get enough of it and I loved Grania o'Malley. when Jessie called out for her I just wished she would turn up and help her through her problems. When Jack first came into the story I didn't like him too much but as the story developed he became my favorite character. When I was reading this book I was dying to find out what happened but as I got towards the end I started to read it slower as I didn't want the book to end.

Review: My children can't get enough of Michael Morpurgo books at the moment and this is the latest in a series that I have read aloud to them. This ...

 

Synopsis: Theresa Anderson is every kind of smart: too smart-mouthed for her own good, street smart enough to deal with a neighborhood that gets more dangerous every day, and more book smart than anyone knows. But with the example of her super-achieving older brother towering above her, Theresa hasn't even been trying. How can a girl compete against the family favorite, especially when he's a certified local hero? With her parents and her teachers always on her case, and her best friend pregnant and dropped out of school, Theresa turns to hip-hop for comfort. Her favorite singers seem to understand her when no one else does. Everything changes when a new ma...

 

Synopsis: Anna joins the drama club, and wants to spend more of her free time with the other members, even if that means neglecting her other friends.

Review: Ever since the death of her brother, Anna feels depressed on a daily basis. All that changes, however, as she's made to join the Drama Club. She starts to relax and even feel great. The fact that she's a natural actress helps along. Unfortunately, her best friend Salvador isn't too happy with the new Anna Wang.

Pascal once again describes the young teenage feelings very clearly, even though the layout is slightly confusing. But hey, who said tens were e...

 

Synopsis: Moving day has finally come for DJ and her family. But now that the new house is completed, DJ realizes she's about to leave the only home she's ever known and she's not ready to say good-bye. To make matters worse, she'll be away at her father's the week of the move!But things are looking up at the Academy. At last DJ is off restrictions, so she can ride Major again. Her first rated show is coming up a big step toward DJ's Olympic aspirations. And the overwhelming support from her family leaves DJ nearly speechless.But with her booming note card business, an art weekend in San Francisco, and her responsibilities at home, DJ is at her wits' end. C...

 

Review: Abby and Jamie are from an extremely small town and want nothing more then to get out and do something with their lives. They have graduated high school and now aren't really sure what they want to do.

So after some thinking, they decide to be nannies for the first semester instead of going to school, so that they can afford to go to the big city for college. They end up on opposite coasts and they learn all kinds of things.

I really liked this super-fast read. Not only did it have two great main characters, it also had laughs, fights, cute kids, drama, and romance. OH BABY! is something to just relax and read for fun. <...

 

Synopsis: For Zola, changing her life means getting her ex-boyfriend Evan back-and getting revenge on her arch-nemesis Claudia Choney. But everything Zola tries seems to push Evan and Claudia closer together. Will she ever find a way to get even-and get Evan?

Review: This was pretty funny. It's mostly about Zola and Olivia, but it's good anyway. Um, Zola is trying to break Evan and Claudia up....and she does some pretty funny things. Like throwing popovers at Claudia's car. Well,Olivia got a job in this new club in town (she wants to make sure she doesn't become a stewardess) Min is with Tobias (even though s...

 

Synopsis: Dr. Grizzly gives the Berenstain cubs a regular checkup.

Review: I love the Berenstain Bear Book Series. They are interesting, exciting and fun to read. I learn alot of new things when I read the stories. Every kid should read the Berenstain Bear Books!!! I know that every kid will love them!!!!!!!!

Review: This book was the favorite book for my young children (now grown) when we
were preparing for doctor visits. It is still beloved by my retarded son
who is now 31, and I have bought many copies for him through the years. It
cover...

 

Review: Hi there! Dos anyone agree with moi that TB is the best book and tv series eva? My mummy certainly does. Justine is my favourite character because she annoy's Tracy so much. It's very funnay to watch the sparks fly between both of them.
There is 34 reviews for the book. This makes it 35 and doesn't that tell you something? From KC, the girl with the highest IQ in the whole world!

Review: For any Jacqueline Wilson fan this is a must read! following on from the outstanding story of tracy beaker now a television series this book is exciting and shows her work at its best! I hope you enjoy as much as ...

 

Synopsis: Each of the girls in a middle-school clique reveals the strong, manipulative hold one of the group exerts on the others, causing hurt and self-doubt among the girls.

Review: Amy Golden Koss did a god job at writing this book, "The Girls". I do believe the theme is "keep your enemies close and friends away." This type is a Dial book.
"The Girls" has different characters in each chapter. Teens you're going to like this book if you want to know about friends. However, you might get confused on the chapters but that's what makes it more fun to read it.
This book is very e...