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Aang is the main character, better yet, the Avatar. He meets new friends Sokka and Katara that free him from an iceberg that he’s been trapped in for 100 years. Aang has to try and master all four elements, Earth, Water, Fire and Air. He bends them and he has to try to defeat the Firelord.

Reviewed by Alyssa

Comments Off on Avatar: The Last Airbender Volume One by John O’Bryan

Aang is the main character. He is the Avatar. Aang and his friend Sokka and Katara go to the city of Omashu. They meet King Bumi and run into some trouble. Katara and Sakka get stuck in a creeping crystal situation.

Reviewed by Alyssa

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The main character is Xing Xing. Xing Xing lives with her stepmother and sister. They treat her like a slave. Both of her parents died. It’s sad and very good, like a Cinderella story.

Reviewed by Alyssa

Comments Off on Bound by Donna Jo Napoli

The main characters name is May. It’s her first day of middle school and she meets the boy of her dreams that she liked when she was in Elementary School. Her mom owns a cafe, she meets a magical drink fairy named Pucho. Whenever she drinks something, she transforms.

Reviewed by Alyssa

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The way the author describes the characters make them seem believable. I love how the author uses real place setting. THe characters all have different personalities.

Reviewed by McKenzie

Comments Off on Twilight by Stephanie Meyer

The main characters are Ruby Cooper and Nate Cross. The setting is present day at Perkins Day High, and Cora’s house. The conflict is Ruby’s mom abandoned her and then Ruby moved to live with her big sister, Cora. That is where she meets Nate, her neighbor boy next door.

Reviewed by Briana

Comments Off on Lock and Key by Sara Dessen

This book is much better than the movie. A new character Sirius Black changes Harry’s whole life. To me, this book had some comedy. It was my favorite out of the series.

Reviewed by London

Comments Off on Harry Potter Three by J. K. Rowling

This book is the second of the Marked Series. This book starts with Zoey becoming leader of the dark daughter and high priestess in training. Her Mark has spread from her face to her shoulders and back and she has an affinity for all five elements. I love this book because it is a page turner and everything is unexpected. The good guys become bad ones and the bad show they can be good. A tragic loss happens. (I cried). THen teenage football players start disappearing around the house of night and they are Zoey’s old friends. So she must know the secret why all the deaths look like vampire attacks.

Reviewed by Stephanie

Comments Off on Chosen by P. C. Cast

This book is about a goth girl named Raven. She has always felt like an outcast and always wanted to be a vampire. When the creepy old mansion on the hill gets bought and no one sees the residents during the day the gossipy town of Dullsville starts several rumors about them being vampires. So Raven and her friend Becky sneak around to find the truth. Raven starts to fall for Alexander Sterling. He’s 17 and lives with his butler. Raven must find a way to prove Trevor and Dullsville wrong and still keep it right with Alexander.

Reviewed by Stephanie

Comments Off on Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schrieber

After finding out the biggest secret of Raven’s life about her boyfriends, Alexander disappears. Raven wanted to be with him vampire or not. She really didn’t know where he was but she had ideas. She goes to stay at her aunts in Hipsterville. While visiting she finds a goth club called “Coffin Club.” She sneaks into the club looking for her vampire mate. She doesn’t find Alexander but she meets a new enemy, Jasper. She eventually finds Alexander and with a new enemy in two, they return to Dullsville together.

Reviewed by Stephanie

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