Teens
2010 Summer Reading Book Reviews
SRP Week 4
By: Brain
Rating: Love it
Book: The Watsons Go to Birmingham by Christopher Paul Curtis
Well the novel was way too predictable and it was not that exciting. Overall it was an awesommmmmmmmmeeee bookkkkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What does your friend need to know in order to read this book?
Well if you were going to read this book you would need to know the characters and if you like action filled books this is not the book for you???????????????
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By: Emma
Rating: Love it
Series: The Gone Series by Michael Grant
It's a GREAT series. Full of action and adventure, it's sure to please anyone! Basically, everyone over 14 is gone. I can't tell you much, otherwise it will spoil it! There are 3 books so far, GONE, HUNGER, and LIES. Upcoming books feature: PLAGUE, DARKNESS, and LIGHT. Anyway, GREAT read.
What does your friend need to know in order to read this book?
There's lot's of suspense, and a few scary parts, but if you love a good adventure/action/sci-fi book this is GREAT. It's also fun to relate to characters your age.
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By: Karina
Rating: Love it
Book: The Revenge of the McNasty Brothers by Greg Trine
The book was fun and funny it is kind of confusing but interesting... I liked the book especially because the superheroes worked together and shared the caps. I also liked when a little rat saved them from the kidnapping. I think it is a GOOD BOOK FOR KIDS WHO LIKE TO READ AND LOOK AT SUPERHEROS BOOKS.
What does your friend need to know in order to read this book?
That you have to have a lot if imagination. This is because the book is not true and well you have to imagine you’re insider the book. You should also predict what will happen next. This can be a useful and fun way to read this book.
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By: Tyler
Rating: Love it
Book: Love, Stargirl by Jerry Spinelly
I think this book is a great read if you are looking for a conflict resolution story. This book really creates emotions in you while you read it. From sad, to happy, curious and angry. The author really creates a character that seems real and that you as the reader can relate to.
What does your friend need to know in order to read this book?
You would need to know that this story is well written and is a quick and easy read for a warm summers day.
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By: Miles
Rating: Love it
Book: Red Hot Hightops by Matt Christopher
I liked this book because it was like a detective book, which surprised me. The main character didn't know who had given her the red hot hightops, but she was determined to find out who gave them to her. It is hard for her to sleep because the question is always nagging at her.
What does your friend need to know in order to read this book?
All the books I have read by this author are pretty good.
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By: Sati
Rating: Love it
Book: Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
This fantastic novel was full of suspense and thrills. It had well developed characters, and a great plot. The book taught me one aspect of U.S history. Robert Langdon is called upon to give a lecture in Washington D.C, but it doesn't turn out as he expected. He races to uncover the truth and find his friend before time runs out!
What does your friend need to know in order to read this book?
There isn't anything that you have to know in order to read this book, or at least not that I can think of.
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By: Jonathan
Rating: Love it
Book: Eye of the Crow by Shane Peacock
Eye of the Crow is a wonderful prequel to the Sherlock Holmes series; it not only delivers a wonderful mystery, but it also explains some of Sherlock Holmes' odd behaviors and habits.
What does your friend need to know in order to read this book?
Before you read this be sure that you are fairly acquainted with Sherlock Holmes; maybe read a few of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories.
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