Posted by teacherddunn on January 27, 2010
5 out of 5:
This girl, Nora Grey, is partnered with the new guy, Patch, and from the moment she looks at him, she is attracted beyond all possible belief, even if she won’t admit it to herself. Enter the good guy Elliott. As Nora starts to see things that she can’t believe are real, her friends try to persuade her to stay away from Patch and of course that pushes her to him. Best bad boy romance doesn’t even cover how amazing this novel is. It draws you in on the first page and keeps you yearning for more through every chapter. It is one of those books that you’d like to go to sleep at the end of the chapter, but they drop another bomb that keeps you reading until all hours of the night.
Reviewed by: tbdrama
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Posted by teacherddunn on January 6, 2010
5 out of 5:
O.M.G Nicholas Sparks does it again with his talent! I’m telling you the guy is just gifted. He has a way of balancing pain and heartbreak with joy and love. All I can say is READ THIS BOOK! You won’t regret it and afterward, read his other ones.
Reviewed by Mercy
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Posted by teacherddunn on December 17, 2009
4 out of 5:
Although I’ve never heard of Steve Kluger, i was very drawn to his book. It kinda suprised me because i expected the usual teen romance, but it had a couple of twists and more humor than i would have guessed. You’d never believe Mary Poppins is mentioned in it a couple of times and a few other things that might take you back to childhood. It ended on the right note and left my mind wandering on a magical level but still realistic.
Reviewed by: Mercy
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Posted by teacherddunn on December 17, 2009
5 out of 5:
Sarah Dessen basically equals amazing. I mean, if you’re a girl and you haven’t read ANY Sarah Dessen books, then you are seriously disturbed because she is gifted. Instead of ranting about her other best books like The Truth about Forever and This Lullaby, I’ll just go one at a time. Just Listen was so beyond cute,and it connected everyday teenage girls regular issues and the situations they may deal with but hide well. With strong families, real friendships and love all throughout, Dessen has yet another success. In the end, it portrays exactly what the title says, “Just Listen” because sometimes thats all someone needs as an outlet.
Reviewed by: Mercy
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Posted by teacherddunn on December 17, 2009
4 out of 5:
This book was good but I kind of felt like the author dragged it out too long. This book has romance, magic and action a sure recipe for success. Livington could’ve developed the characters a little bit more but that just leaves you to fill in the blanks for yourself. The main character has a certain charm to her. Hope you enjoy the book. I hope to see more from this author.
Reviewed by: buzz199
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Posted by teacherddunn on November 30, 2009
4 out of 5:
O.M.G so I just discovered that Nicholas Sparks is the author to almost all of the best love stories like The Notebook, A Walk to Remember, Dear John and Nights in Rodanthe, so you can understand how The Lucky One is already going to be amazing. It’s about a soldier who finds a picture of a beatiful woman while in Iraq, then suddenly begins to get really lucky by winning all poker games and surviving numerous bombings. He makes it home to Colorado and is convinced by a friend that the woman in the picture must be his lucky charm and he owes her. So he embarks on a journey across the country to find her and ends up finding A LOT more than he expected. With love, laughs and a suspenseful yet riveting ending, how could you not read this? SO GO READ IT!
Reviewed by Mercy
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Posted by teacherddunn on November 24, 2009
5 out of 5:
This WONDERFUL book is the story of a seventeen year old girl who must choose between living with the hate her family and her have lived with for decades or choose to let go of that and move on to her future. She discovers the answer through a tangled web of love, lies, legacy and family. EVERYONE or all girls should read this book at least once in their lives. It might open new eyes or doors.
Reviewed by: Mercy
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Posted by teacherddunn on November 23, 2009
5 out of 5:
This book brings to life the story of almost every young girl’s life. I mean, who hasn’t fallen for the bad boy? Despite all the stories of heart break that it undoubtedly will lead to, once you’ve fallen there’s no going back. Ruby McQueen experiences that exact problem in the novel HONEY, BABY, SWEETHEART, when her bad boy crush, Travis, starts to pay attention to her, and consequently leads her down a dark path. She must choose between Travis and the people she holds closest her, while trying to balance family drama and a book club on the side, making for superb story of finding one’s identity and inner strength.
I strongly recommend this book to anyone that has ever fallen for the wrong person, lived in a house full of crazy people or tried to unite two people that are meant to be. I think that covers pretty much everyone.
ENJOY!
Reviewed by: smallem2
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Posted by teacherddunn on November 17, 2009
5 out of 5

A family is faced with the toughest decisions of a lifetime and the consequences of those decisions. Anna, the youngest child of the Fitzgerald family, was specifically created with the purpose of donating parts of herself to her sister Kate, who is fighting Leukemia. Anna decides it is time for her to control her own body, and takes her parents to court. The story unfolds with heartache and drama that leaves no “right” answers.
Reviewed by Ms. Awesome
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Posted by teacherddunn on November 17, 2009
5 out of 5:

The battle between good and evil ends in this climatic novel between the boy wizard Harry Potter and the evil Lord Voldemort….
Harry Potter, faced with the death of his mentor and friend Albus Dumbledore, is pressed with the challenge of destroying Lord Voldemort’s Horcruxes, pieces of Voldemort’s soul locked safely within unknown objects. If he destroys them, Harry will be able to kill Voldemort and end the wizard war. With the help of his friends Ron and Hermione, Harry sets out to finish the task Dumbledore started. But where to look? Harry must delve into Voldemort’s past and guess where these objects are. And thus, he is forced to leave his temporary home of the Dursleys to find them….but not before the Death Eaters, Voldemort’s minons, chase Harry until he comes toward his ultimate victory…or downfall!
Reviewed by dawnage01
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