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Edward is a vampire that can read minds and Bella is a human who falls in love with Edward, knowing what he is. They come across some unwelcome vampires and now it’s a fight for Bella’s life. In the end, it comes down to whether or not Edward wants to stick around waiting for something else to happen.

Reviewed by Alisha

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The main characters are Bella, Letta and Jane. The plot is about how three young girls deal with the difficult life of being on their own and fighting against their boss. The bosses of factories take total advantage of them and a small group fights back. In the end, only one survives from the fire.

Reviewed by Alisha

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Katniss is part of the 12 Districts. A boy named Peeta and her are elected tributes to play in the Hunger Games. The Hunger Game is a reincarnation of a war that happened a long time ago and only one tribute can come out alive. They have to fight to stay alive or die. Read the book to find out what happens.

Reviewed by Lizzie

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When a snobbish radio personality breaks his leg on their front step, a small town family’s life is turned upside-down when the demanding invalid decides he shall take up residence with them until he heals.

Reviewed by Dashaun

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Billy Bigelow is a womanizer and a ladies man, but when he meets Julie Jordan, he is willing to give up his ways for her. When they are married and when he finds out that she is pregnant with his child, he is willing to do anything to support it…Anything!

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on Carousel by Rodgers and Hammerstien

Emilie is a plantation owner and Nellie is a nurse for the Navy. The war had brought them together but, it would take them apart. Ltn. Cable is in love with an island girl but will race keep them apart? And will Cpt. Billis get to go to Bali Hia and get the boars tooth? All the questions and more are answered in South Pacific.

Reviewed by Dashaun

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Mr. Albom turns out a great book about a drunkard whose mother died a few years ago. He gets into an accident, and instead of dying, gets to have one more day with his mother and decides to turn his life around.

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on For One More Day by Mitch Albom

This is probably Ms. Patterson’s best novel. It’s the simple story of two people who really like each other. But their friendship is cut short when tragedy strikes.

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Patterson

Another disappointing addition to Gone with the Wind! Mr. McCraig has blatant disregard for Mrs. Mitchell’s intricately crafted story, making Rhett Butler a tragic, dark figure. It’s almost as if he never even read the original book!

Reviewed by Dashaun

Comments Off on Rhett Butler’s People by Donald McCraig

These is absolutely nothing to say about this book besides that it is horrible and probably the worst sequel in literary history! For one thing, it’s just not as good as Gone with the Wind but, it’s if Mrs. Mitchell had wanted there to be more to the story, she would have written more herself. She left us with questions that should be left to us to answer!

Reviewed by Dashaun

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