Dork Diaries, Tales From A Not-Happy Heartbreaker

The cover of this book caught my eye and I wondered what it was. When I saw it I thought to myself and I said I would give this book a chance. I flipped the book over and I started reading a paragraph about the book. It had a lot of details and it was describing the characters very well. A good book for me is one with a

What is the last really good book you’ve read? If you can’t name that book of the top of your head, I have a great suggestion for you. I Have Lived a Thousand Years, written by Livia Bitton-Jackson, is the story of a Elli Friedmann, a teenage girl, who is suddenly ripped from her daily life and forced to live in a concentration camp. You should read this book because it is fast-paced, it’s told from an unexpected point of view, and it will shed some light on life inside a concentration camp.

Readers who are into mystery, adventures, and crime solving books would of the book “Famous Last Words” by Katie Alender, this is a one of a kind book that you can’t put down. Willa just moved to hollywood with her mother and new rich father, after her real father died she has been seeing things in the house like dead bodies in the pool, messages on the walls, and hearing things. Willa is trying to live a normal life and trying to dodge all of the bad things that come in her way. The book overall has a very interesting plot to it, there is lots of mysteries to be solved, huge life decisions and trying to cope with herself is a big part of the plot. I recommend this story to people that are into subjects like this. This is what I think about

The book I read this summer and one of my all-time favorite novels is November Blues. The book is the second part of the Jericho series. It was written by a phenomenal author Sharon M. Draper. November Blues follows two characters. November Nelson is a 16 year old girl who finds out she is pregnant by her late boyfriend who recently passed away in a hazing accident. Jericho Prescott, a 16 year old boy, who is depressed because he just lost his cousin who was like a brother to him in the same hazing prank he was in. I adore this book because it deals with real life adolescent problems; like relationships, bullying, school, and pregnancy.

“ I drove despite the broken promises and heartache and all the lying and stealing and flimsy, sorry-as-hell excuses” (4). Sweetgirl by Travis Mulhauser is a very intriguing fiction book. I read half my book and already have a great understanding of it. This book is about a 16 year old girl, Percy, in search of her mother. Percy’s mother, Carletta, chose drugs over her kids. Percy hasn’t given up on her mother yet though, she still has hope in her mother.

I recommend, Drums Girls and Dangerous Pie by Jordan Sonnenblick because it was meaningful. The author did an amazing job making you feel like you were there with the characters. I laughed, cried, and fell in love with them. The connections made with the characters was significant and lasting. It was like I was I right next to Steven encouraging him to continue on. He was such a strong, funny, and loving character. The plot keeps your interest the whole time. One of the biggest challenges occurred on October 7th. What Steven, his brother Jeffrey and his parents didn't know was that this would change everything. I enjoyed this book so much that I would sneakily read it in during different classes. For example, when Jeffrey gets sick I prayed

For summer reading, i read the book "Thrown A Curve" by Sara Griffiths. It was a nonfiction book around the the present time in school amd at home. This book is about a girl named taylor, who has an alcoholic dad amd has two brothers. One day she drinks a beer at school and breaks the new science labs windows; she gets in trouble and makes a deal with the guidance counselor to join the baseball team. she tries out amd joins the team, but shes the only girl. Every Friday she goes to the guidance counselor's office to talk about her problems. Later in the book she makes friends her best friend turns into a love interest at the end. She also wins a game for her school. Then when her father gets into an accident, he is opening up and starts listening

The book I chose to read for the fourth quarter is called “Rebel Belle”. This book was written by Rachel Hawkins. I was excited to read this book because the cover looked very girly and it seemed like a book I would be interested to read. This book is about a girl named Harper Jane Price, whose life is suddenly changed forever, all because she forgot to put on her favorite lip gloss. On the night of the Homecoming dance, Harper is expecting to win the title of Homecoming Queen, dance the night away, and leave feeling happier than ever. But this plan didn’t exactly work out in her favor. She goes to the bathroom to freshen up and soon is faced with a dying janitor, a teacher with a scimitar, and an experience that will change her life forever.

My favorite book that we read in class was Junot Diaz’s The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. This book included elements of immigration, questions commonly held assumptions about masculinity, explores themes of racial and national identity, and also contain traditional genres of nerddom. The plot was interesting because even though Oscar ends up dying for love in the end of the book, it can be sympathized and related to, unlike Romeo’s and Juliet’s deaths for love. Diaz created characters that brought humor, earnestness, and nerdiness that readers in the 21st century can identify with. It was an engaging book that told a unique story that made me want to continue reading until the

One of my favorite books is emily and einstein Sandy lives a crazy mixed life with his wife Emily. A mysterious man offers him a second chance. He accepts it. Sandy wakes up as a dog. Sandy’s name is changed to Einstein and Emily adopts him. Without knowing what happened to her husband, Emily deals with rent and debt. She gets kicked out of her own apartment and she also finds out that her marriage was a lie. The book was not only exciting because of its content but also how the author writes the book.

I read the book Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli it was published in 2000. It is narrated by a boy named Leo. He went to Mica High in a small new town. Everything was normal until he got a package it was just what he needed but there was no name. He questioned everyone but no one admitted giving it to him. One day at school someone new joined, someone with spunk. She sang happy birthday to people she doesn't know and played the ukulele. She had a pet rat named cinnamon, she cheered for the opposing team in basketball. She was something none of the students have seen before.

This book is about Tish and her brother Matt, also her parents and how she works a place called Burger Boy. At Burger Boy she works part time and her hours keeps changing from 5 to 15 a week, she sometimes mostly brings back Burgers for dinner. Her mother is weird and her father isn't really even at home he used to be mean and selfish so then he ran away again and her mother went after him this time.

If I had a chance to save one book from a fire I’d have to say it would be Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson. I think that if a book can connect to you on a deeper level so that you think of it even if you haven’t read it in months or years and you can still say that that is the best book you have ever read because it makes you feel. I have never, in a long time read a book since I read this book felt so strongly about needing this book in my life. It says it’s a romance book but in reality I don’t see it as that the whole time I read it, and I’ve read it many many times.

Super Sad True Love Story, America, next to of course god america i, and I, Too, Sing America, are all story/poems that in some form or another address the theme of American exceptionalism and patriotism. In each of the titles, it is established that America is not as revered as it once was or possibly could be and that change needs to take place. Through dystopian tales, satirical speeches and exaggerated ideals the authors of these works of literature try to identify the issues faced in American society.

Is for boys no its not Dork Diaries is actually for both genders.When you read Dork Diaries you will actually admit that the book is for everyone.Some boys would say it’s interesting one time i actually made my brother read it and he said, “It was actually really interesting it is not a girls book.”The main character's dad is really funny sometimes you will feel bad for him or get mad at him because he interrupts you or he works at your school.There is her brother were he does whatever he really wants and he's a troubled kid he goes inside her room and tries to find her diary you might be saying, “ Oh my gosh he is going to get the diary,” you would be really worried because you don’t want them to see the privacy stuff she has there.And then there’s her crush who you would get to meet you get to see how he is he is smart and can be funny.Both genders make the book fun because they switch the story first begins the girl and about her life and then it’s his turn you get to see what he does and what he thinks about her.It’s really enjoyable because the main character has an enemy and when they do something bad to the main character it would be really funny but the main character defends herself.And when the main character makes the enemy jealous it’s really funny because then something really funny happens to