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Audrey S. review
I liked this book a lot because it made me want to keep on reading to find what happened next.
The Wrong Number recommended to you
The most important thing I remembered about this book "The Wrong Number," was that it was super interesting and intense! Someone else would definitely want to read this book because it stays very good throughout the whole story. It really keeps you interested and wanting to read more. Any one who is any age can relate to this book. Since, it is about two teenage girls, a boy might want to read the back of the book first.
A little dull....but still a ok book
First off i love all fear street and R.L Stine books im not saying this was a horrible book......but most of the story was a little dull.....They get a phone call from some random lady and they over hear her getting killed.That was the best part of the whole book.But most of it is these 2 girls having problems with realationships.......and making calls to stupid ppl...like i said b4 this is a not a terrible book but i wouldnt recommend it. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    2. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12)    3. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    4. Horror & Ghost Stories    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Mystery and detective stories    7. Fiction / Horror   

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A Summer To Die
I loved this book, me being a leukenia surviver, made me adore this book of 2 sisters who fite

A life changing book
Meg isn't so happy when she has to share a room with her older sister Molly when her parents decide to move into a new house. Molly is the perfect teenager, beautiful, popular, and has a cute boyfriend. Meg is the complete opposite, she is shy, nerdy and thinks she is ugly.
Moving and Poetic
All the characters are well drawn and memorable; the story is sweet and poignant. Though it has been years since I read it, the details of "A Summer to Die" have really stayed with me -- e.g. eating peas, the wedding album, Happy's name, the photography, the chalk on the floor. I also love the illustrations that accompany each chapter. My favorite book by Lois Lowry. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Brothers and sisters    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    3. Death    4. Fiction    5. Horror & Ghost Stories    6. Individuality    7. Social Issues - General    8. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / General   

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Best book of the Trilogy!
This entire Trilogy is just amazing. I was given a present of the first book when I was about 7 (10 years ago), and I immediately wanted the next two! I fell in love with Julian there and then, and was never able to understand why Jenny didn't just choose him! I've read these books over 20 times, and they're all falling apart. Everybody in the entire world should read them, because you're missing out if you don't. I highly recommend them. The last book is a nice finish, but it's incredibly sad. I wish it had ended differently! Anyone who would like to discuss these books, I've set up a Yahoo! group for it called theforbiddengame. Please join, I really like to talk about these books!

FORBIDDEN GAME
This is the most awesome book in the WORLD!!! It's so sad that it is going out of print! I found this book last year while looking for a scary book to read and I found this! I have re-read and re-read it so many times that it's almost falling apart not to mention the times i have let MANY other people borrow it!!! Everyone LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!! Julian is like OH MY GOD HOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!! I totally fell in love with the Prince of Shadows... I recommend it!!! HOpefully you'll get it before it's too late... Almost all L.J. Smith's book are going out of print!! Especially the NIGHT WORLD series that are awesome!!! Tells you of how when someone breaks the rules of the Night World they have to Pay!!!!!! Forbidden Game is a page turner and so romantic, courageous, loyal, evil, good, betrayal and everything!!!!!!!! READ IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Greatest adventure
like the other reviewers, i've read this book when i was 16. now at the age of 21, i still find this book captivating and have reread the series a dozen times over the years. the ending always makes me cry. the characters are memorable especially julian. this is a book you'll treasure and reread no matter how old you get. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    2. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12)    3. Fiction    4. Games    5. Horror & Ghost Stories    6. Horror stories    7. Juvenile Fiction / General   

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a betraying story
This book 'The Betrayal' is about a revenge that had lasted for three hundred years. I loved it so much I decided to read all the sagas. It took me less than one day to finish the whole book. I couldn't put the book down that i took it to the dining room!
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An intriguing story with a chilling climax
I decided to read a few of R. L. Stine's work after a long time. Unable to put the book down, I finished reading it within a few hours, and was not disappointed when I finished. This just show that Mr. Stine can keep a reader of any age interested in his books.
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WOW!
When Kimmy saw Corky at the cemetery they watched her. Corky was in the cemetery mourning the death of Bobbi. When she saw Bobbi rise from her grave, she saw Bobbi. Bobbi's blond hair was caked with mud. Bobbi's mouth was about to open but instead a big fat worm came out. But it was another nightmare of Bobbi for Corky. This time, Corky had a boyfriend named Chip Chasner or Charles Chasner. Chip dumped Kimmy, his old girlfriend because he was liked Bobbi after Bobbi's death he liked Corky. When Corky was making hot chocolate something distracted her and she did not know the hot water was on her hand already so she burned her hand. When Kimmy saw Corky, Kimmy was begging Corky to sign in the cheerleading squad because of the double cartwheel Corky and Bobbi made. When Chip and Corky met Sarah Beth Plummer, Corky thinks something is strange about her. She knew the SARAH FEAR STORY!. When i was in CHAPTER 13, Corky heard a loud noise. When she saw Chip, she gasped in horror because his hand was cutted by a power saw. When Corky jumped in Chapter 20, she fell because Kimmy did not catch her. Kimmy told her she was paralyzed. When Corky was in home, she decided to take a hotbath. She was surprised to see Kimmy in the bathroom. But it was not Kimmy, Infact it was the evil spirit. The evil spirit explained why she killed Chip and Jon Daly, Jennifer's brother. When Corky was forced in the hot tub, she made Kimmy in the hot tub. When the evil spirit was gone, Kimmy was all wet. The next day, Corky saw a letter.
IF YOU LOVE THRILLER BOOKS, THIS IS THE ONE!!!!
This book from R. L. Stine is the best book i have EVER read! If you love gore and thrillers, you would totally love this book. I think personaly the ages 10-15 would be the best ages for this book. There are 3 main charcters:Corky, Kimmy, and Debra. There is an evil sprit that goes and kills and many people that gets in her way. There is more gore in this book than the first one. (But not to where you couldn't read it). So far I have read number one and almost two books of this series, and I recomend both of them. But hey! That means you get to buy both of them, or all! Haha! Anyway, just to let you know, if you think Jennifer Daly diddn't die, you may be wrong. But im not telling!=]

Absolutley Astounding-A sure thriller!
When I read the Cheerleaders Series, I wanted to see which book I liked best.Either The First, The Second, The Third, or The Evil Returns.So I chose The Second, for its thrilling story, another by R.L Stine.Read more

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Not So Bad
I thought that in this book that you already know who the killer is but you really don't. It was good, not so bad. I think that if i had to choose between this and "Cat" by R.L. Stine. It would be a tie. But it was great and everything and I liked it. I highly recommend this book to everyone.

I DARE YOU TO READ THIS BOOK!
This book was pretty good. I liket it. But it was pretty scary! It was about a girl who lived next door to her History teacher on Fear Street and her friends dared her to kill him with a gun. Then she lets some of her friends come over and then one of them got shot and didn't die. Then the girl gets the gun and tries to shoot her teacher. Then she heard a loud bang. When the cops came her friends were there and she didn't do it after all. They knew that it was the boy from her class because her teacher had a tape recorder and everything was recorded and they thought that the teacher was dead but he still alive.
The Dare!!
The dare is kind of like a book that you want to read it. I would rate this book a 5 star because R.L. Stine is my favorite author and he's done a great job writing this book. You've gotta read this book. The Dare is about a girl named Jonnah and she can do anything to go out with the school's most popular boy. so when Dennis asks her out, she can't belive it,and she says "Yes!"Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure    2. Action & Adventure - General    3. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    4. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    5. Dating (Social customs)    6. Fiction    7. High schools    8. Horror & Ghost Stories    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Murder    11. Horror & ghost stories, chillers    12. Juvenile Fiction / Action & Adventure   

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DE Review
Driver's Ed is about some teenagers that steal a stop sign and someone dies in a car crash as a result. The teens are guilt-ridden and ask of each other whether or not to confess.
Real Life in Progress
This was a very good book and it teaches you how responsibility can be trusted and dropped really quickly.I rated this book a 5 because it was very extreme and suspensful.I really liked this book as a reader and I couldn't stopreading it.This book sounds like it is meant for girls but it is meant for anyone who likes romantic and suspensful books.I liked it I hope you do too.;|

driver's ed
DRIVER'S ED
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Subjects:  1. Automobile driving    2. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    3. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    4. Fiction    5. High schools    6. Horror & Ghost Stories    7. Juvenile Fiction    8. Schools    9. Social Issues - General    10. Social Issues - Values    11. Social Situations - General    12. Juvenile Fiction / Social Situations / General   

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Interesting
I liked this book, I thought the idea was original-having bad dreams about girl being killed in your bed.
bad dreams
My book "bad dreams" is about a girl named Maggie Travers who is moving into a new house with her mom and her sister, Andrea, and her dog Gus.ever since her father died they became very poor and had to move to a house on Fear Street Ave. they get to their new house and as maggie gets inside depressed because of the move.she walkes to her room and inside she sees a beautiful canopy bed. she calles her mom and her sister in to see the new bed mom andrea! maggie shouted come in here quick hurry!as they walk in her sisters jaw drops in jealousy.her sister Andrea was always extremly jealous of maggie because she was much better at everything.maggie pleaded her mom to let her keep the bed. her mom says yes and maggie is very happy.that night maggie goes to sleep and while she is sleeping she has terrible dreams of a girl getting tourcherd and stabed by someone.maggie has these dreams every night and stars to wonder if she is having these dreams as a warning that something bad is going to happen.
The Bed!
I read this recently, I finished it Halloween night. I was so scared, figureing you could not get scared from these books or any for that matter. But R.L Stine leaves me with chills, I had to put the book down one night, cause I was so scared. I had to stop reading it. It was a great book! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Action & Adventure    2. Action & Adventure - General    3. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Horror    4. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12)    5. Dreams    6. Fiction    7. Horror & Ghost Stories    8. Horror stories    9. Juvenile Fiction    10. Horror & ghost stories, chillers    11. Juvenile Fiction / Action & Adventure   

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Call Waiting
The story Call Waiting is about a girl named Karen and her boyfriend Ethan. In this story Karen is in a bad Crisis. Someone wants to kill Karen. The reason why they want to kill Karen is because they like her boyfriend Ethan so this person wants to break them up. Karen gets really freaked out because She kept on getting scary phone call saying that they are going to kill her. In Call Waiting it shows LOVE, TRUST, AND DEATH.
CALL WAITING
The author is R.L Stine
Bad Book
It was crap.This book was so bad.It had no massive brutal murder.It was about a girl who was so desperate to keep her boyfreind that she made up murder threats.Then the threats were real.Then someone tried to kill her but they didn't so it was crap.I would't reccomend this book to anyone who likes massive brutal murder becasue there is none. ... Read more

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A Thriling Read
Lewis and Jamie sneak away at night to the Fear Street Mansion.Soon there friends start doing the same.One night while at the Mansion a wall falls down revealing a secret room,the room contains the treasures of the Fear Family.Who were terrible and evil.Especially Angelica Fear who killed alot of people.Anyway the kids help themselves to the stuff.Candy takes an amulet pendant.Soon bad things start happening to Candy's friends who are now her emeny's.Really bad things is someone trying to kill them ? Why does Candy always wear that pendant.So they set out to find out before it's to late.

Stine Returns With A Thrilling Trilogy
Lewis and Jamie just wanted some time to be alone in-between working hard in school, college applications, and after-school jobs. So the two seniors snuck out together. Each night, after their parents went to sleep, a little after midnight, they would head out. Then the trend caught on. Soon, Lewis and Jamie weren't the only teens sneaking out at night. First, they went to the old burned-down Fear Mansion, where rats and spiders were found in groups, but it didn't bother them much. Then the Fear Mansion was turned down, and the gang started hanging out at a new bar called Nights - built on top of the Fear Mansion. They were the Night People. But Jamie and Lewis, they remember the crazy stuff that happened, the stuff that caused them to be left back, and repeat Senior year, and leave them in the hospital for months. They all just wanted to have a good time, and hang out with their friends with no parents around to interfere with them. But then the nights turned bleak. Accidents began to happen, pranks gone wrong, and death. Now the Night People must find out the truth, before their secret is exposed.
Moonlight Secrets
Well, I thought that Moonlight Secrets would have been better but it was good.When Candy always used to rub the stone I thought that she would have been doing all that stuff.When ever things used to happen she will be rubbing it and saying words nobody can hear.When cockroaches came out of his mouth that was gross!But the ending was very shocking.Once I found out the stone was fake I was suprised. I will be reading Midnight Games to see what happened. ... Read more

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Short summry of Cass McBride
Cass McBride is the girl who knows how to get what she wants.Her father, a salesman, has taught her the rules of the "Sale."She manipulates.And she rules the school.Kyle Kirby has a mother that taught him some rules too, rules of anger and hate.When these two collide, Cass McBride ends up buried alive.But that's not enough for Kyle.He gives her a source of air and a walkie talkie so he can torture her with words.But words are what Cass wants.They are her currency to get out of this box.
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a must have!!!!!!!!!!!
I must admit, I was never a Buffy fan until recently ( through syndication).So, I needed a quick reference to catch me up to speed as well as a episode guide/timeline to explain the ones I missed.
Good Buy
I love this product.It condition was great and it got here faster then i thought

Lacks the bite of the previous volumes...
I had this book for quite some time, but deferred from reading it until I re-watched seasons 5, 6, and 7 - which this book covers.If you are not familiar with the Watcher's Guides, they are books designed for Buffy fans filled with (in the past) episode guides, character summaries, memorable quotes, crew and cast interviews, and photos from the show.
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Subjects:  1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Fict    2. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (Fictitious character)    3. Buffy, the vampire slayer (Tel    4. Buffy, the vampire slayer (Television program)    5. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Science Fiction    6. Fantasy - Contemporary    7. Fiction    8. Horror & Ghost Stories    9. Horror - General    10. Miscellanea    11. Movie-TV Tie-In - General    12. Mystery/Suspense    13. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    14. Juvenile Fiction / Movie or Television Tie-In   

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GREAT BOOK!!!
This book is great. It is about kids that play a game that no one would ever imagine. It is very interesting and I did not want to stop reading it. I definately recommend it to anyone who dosent enjoy reading or even people that do.

Incredible writing and an original plot
This is one of the most amazing young adult novels I've ever read, and I sincerely hope that it becomes a classic one day.It's about a very imaginative kid named Kit and his adventures in an old mining town called Stoneygate.After his grandfather tells him stories of the history of the mines, Kit begins to "see" children from the past who died in the pit.Are the ghosts real?It's never really clear, just as the ghosts themselves are not clear, flickering at the edges of Kit's vision. It ultimatley doesn't matter.This is not a ghost story, but a story of how certain places can hold atomospheres from the past, in this case the old mines.Almond uses magical realism to make this very convincing.The images of the ancient children in the pit are not too detailed, challenging the reader's imagination to supply the details.
Kit's Wilderness
"What must he give us?"
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a rich story( by Amy)
The 'Rich Girl' is one of the best story that R L stine wrote. I loved it so much I couldn't put it down. The cover has a handbag which made me think it will be a little boring. But remember, don't judge the book by its cover.
In your face Emma and Jason, you can't mess with Sydney
The Rich Girl was a good and exciting book.Emma and Sydney find a purse full of money that's filled with about one-hundred thousand dollars!!!!!!!!!!!Emma and Sydney swear to tell nobody, but Syd cracks and tells her boyfriend, Jason.Emma gets pushed done the stairs and accused Jason because she thinks that Jason is trying to kill her for the money.Emma fights back and kills Jason by hitting him across the head with a shovel.Emma buries Jason in the lake in the park.Sydney and Emma are trying to hide all the information.Sydney goes crazy and keeps getting letters from someone that says "Murderer."The Sydney sees Jason and he comes closer and closer to her until she passes out.Then Jason and Emma go and dig up the money.Emma gives the cashier the money and he laughs and says "Go get some real money."Emma is confused and looks at the money and sees Ben Franklin with a curly mustache and huge glasses.

Confusing
This was a confusing book.It starts when Emma Taylor (Poor pathetic girl we feel sorry for) and Sydney Shue (Rich girl we feel less sorry for) find 100,000$ in a dumpster.Emma wants all the money, so she makes Sydneys boy friend tell him about the money.
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not bad
not exactly the ending i expected but it works. only i wouldve liked to find out what happens next.

An ending?
I will split this review into two parts: the plot and its place in the series of Everworld. First, about the plot. Hey, the story was not bad, it's just they too easily beat Hel. I dont think Hel even tried her best. That got one star off for not being exciting enough. Second and lastly, it's place in the series. This is where matters start to go bad. I think it leaves the same number of questions unanswered in our minds, if not more. Like, what actually happened to David when he was small? How did Senna turn Jalil obsessive compulsive? Who is that stopped Jalil being obsessive compulsive in Everworld? And some new ones, such as how will Christopher and Etain turn out? Will they meet the Greek gods again? And the most important question of all: How will Everworld turn out? This got two stars off. I don't think this is much like an ending.

Captivating and Gripping
After reading this, I knew it was my favorite book. Yes, the ending was rushed, but still, the author was so descriptive, I was there. Literally, I was living in this alternate reality. I loved it. Unfortunately, I haven't read any of the previous ones, and I won't now because I know the ending. But this book definetely deserves an A.
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Subjects:  1. Children's 12-Up - Fiction - Fantasy    2. Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)    3. Fantasy fiction    4. Horror & Ghost Stories    5. Juvenile Fiction    6. Mysteries, Espionage, & Detective Stories    7. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic    8. Fantasy   

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The first Christopher Pike Book I ever read
I read this book when I was 15 which was years ago.I loved it and I was hooked on Christopher Pike books for the duration of my teenage years!Yes, it is listed as a book for young teens, but Pike's stories are gripping and great entertainment at the sametime.I read great works of literature during my high school years, but I liked to read fun books too.At least I was reading.A group of friends, a vacation, young people in love and/or lust,a mystery--it may sound like a formula story but its a formula that works.I've moved on from these teenage thrillers, but every now and then I think back to the books that I stayed up all night reading in my youth, and I remember Weekend, Spellbound, See You Later, Final Friends, Remember Me, etc.I need some summer reading and I just may read the books he's published since I graduated from high school.Maybe I'll start by re-reading Weekend.My 12 year old niece loves his work too.Maybe we can swap books.

Read this when I was a kid
I am now in my late twenties and I read almost all of Pike's books when I was 12-14 or so.I loved them and they didn't screw me up or teach me bad morals (geez, people, teach your kids the difference between fiction and reality and don't count on horror novels to teach your kids morals.seriously.)Anyway, I am now a functional adult and look back on those books fondly.I recommend them to anyone in their teens.

This book was the bomb
I recomend it for ages thirteen and up because it has alot sex,drugs,and alcohal referance. It also has alot of violence. But this book was so great i cant even begin to describe. It was my FIrst christopher Pike bookthat i read. He is an outstanding author. ... Read more

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Like all Christopher Pike books - AMAZING
I love ALL Christopher Pike's book, and this one has to be one of my favourites.
Don't miss it
Here it is. Christopher Pike's masterpiece. Yes, he's a teen horror writer. No, his books won't outlast Austen's or Dickens.' So what? Like Stephen King, he's a damn good writer, one of the best of our era, and in Midnight Club he's at his peak. Read this one for its sheer inventiveness, read The Last Vampire for action, and read Whisper of Death for the ultimate chill. Read all of them for expertly crafted setting and mood, tight plotting, and characters that are both unpretentiously created and totally compelling. While most of his characters are "normal," their traits are heightened enough from those of ordinary people to make them truly engaging.
The work of a sick and twisted mind.
"Whenever you look at him, it looks like you want to..." This quote ought to give you an idea of the tact this book takes. Disgusted, we didn't bother to finish it. The story seemed to be about one thing: sex. The gratuitous sexual content in the book truly disgusted us. If you have a copy, tear it up in little tiny pieces. We did.Christopher Pike has a dirty mind.
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Summer Of Fear
This book written by Lois Duncan is a really good teen girl book. I couldn't put the book down and I don't read that often. It keeps you wondering about what is about to happen next. Like other books, it's got a twist you would never think of. It's not a scary book, it's more of a thriller book. If you are into any kind of thriller this is a really good choice. Or, if you don't read very often, try this book, it kept me reading and like I said, I don't read at all. Lois Duncan is also the author of I Know What You Did Last Summer so you know this has to be a good one. If you're a teenage girl, you should really try this book!

Check it Out!
This is one of the best books I've ever read. This book was a genres of fantasy, horror, and mystery. The climax took me by surprise, but I still wonder why Rachael was the only one that sensed darkness around Julia. Instead of Julia getting in trouble, Rachael was the one who got in trouble. I highly recommend this book to everybody.

A very good read
I read this many years ago when I was about 12 or 13.It is a book that you always remember.You might say it is what ghost stories by the camp fire may be.You won't be sorry if you read this!!! ... Read more

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Pride
Okay so the last book Kane and Harper succeeded in breaking up Beth and Adam. Now you get to see how that all plays out. Beth feels like her and Kane have nothing in common. Kane's responce "we're both really hot!" Adam and Harper try to have sex, but he cant (if you know what I mean)
.:.Surprise Ending.:.
Well I have only recently finished reading this book, and as always I found the book quite interesting, and my dislike towards Kaia and Harper only grew (which may surprise people seeing as most comments have stated that they like these, in my opinion, mean characters), but I must say their characters are really well written just like all the others. And the ending really threw me off (SPOILLER!) thinking that Kaia wouldn't be that mean to tell Beth enough for her to know that Kaia and Adam had slept together. Can't wait for the next book!!

Delicious Scandal
The characters turned out to be pathetic in some of their own ways but the storyline was delicious and i liked the way the whole plot played out. My favorite characters are Kaia(i used to hate her in the 1st book), Kane and Jack Powel. Sometimes I have a thing or two for Adam and Harper but they tend to disappoint me most of the times.
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This book is ....what's the word....Fantastic....no,thats not it! I think the word is Brilliant!There is no word good enough ...
This books is great,the storyline is wonderfully written.The idea is original and it literally draws you in...I definitely recommend this book.It is very sad at certain points and you even feel as though you are in the story...Yes,it is that good...Nigel.

Remember Me by Christopher Pike
The book Remember Me, by Christopher Pike, is a well written book about a young girl trying to solve a murder. Her murder.From beyond the grave.I thought the topic itself was very unique and intriguing itself.The concept of a girl struggling to prove herself innocent of suicide was originally and moving.I really liked how Christopher Pike didn't lower himself like most adult authors, but wrote as if young adults have a mind of their own, a brilliant mind at that.