A gripping and emotionally intense YA thriller that dives into the dark side of friendship, loyalty, and the consequences of split-second choices. With layered characters and a plot full of tension, twists, and moral ambiguity, it keeps you turning pages while asking hard questions about guilt, truth, and trust. A compelling exploration of how quickly everything can unravel — and what it really means to be a friend.

I really liked how the author of this series decided to write a book from Catarina's point of view, because I think that it really adds more depth to the books and reveals many things about her. It also makes Catarina a much more likable character.

I already went to Rome. I like this book because I knew all the sites. Dodsworth and the duck were on an adventure to Rome. The duck was mischievous, but Dodsworth stops the duck from being mischievous.

Even thought this is my least favorite of the hunger games books so far, I still really enjoyed it! The last chapter and epilogue were by far the best chapters if maybe the entire series! I really enjoyed seeing Katniss getting her well deserved happy ever after!

A neat history of the rape kit and how it got to where it is today. I'm not sure it's "A True Crime Story" although I suppose that's because it does deal with truthful crimes? I was expecting a bit more drama with the title, but it was a great account of the rape kit itself and the people involved.

"The Girl Who Drank the Moon" by Kelly Barnhill is an amazing book! I loved the magic and adventure. The story is about a girl named Luna who gets filled with crazy powers. The characters are interesting, and I liked how Luna learns to believe in herself. The book is full of surprises, and I couldn’t put it down. I think everyone who loves fantasy and magic should read it. It’s a really cool and emotional story that teaches about love and bravery. I give it 5 stars!

While much about the German actions, Hasting spends considerable time on the role of the Resistance and Maquis in the early days after D-Day.

In the book Kristy's Great Idea: A Graphic Novel (the Baby-sitters Club #1), By: Ann M Martin Kristy had a great idea to start the baby sisters club. In the club there is Kristy, Marry Ann, Claudia, and Stacey. They meet every Monday Wednesday and Thursday. One time instead of baby sister Kristy ended up dog sitting. Kristy also has to baby sit Watson's kids. (She does not like Watson.)

Loved the back and forth between present and past. The book was easy to follow and had a great story that kept you reading.

This was a very interesting book that didn't end up being terrible! That sounds wrong, but if you read the book then you'll get what i mean. It included so many varying experiences of 4 girls who are having a hard time with their respective lives. It included self harm, battling your own demons, learning to understand who you are and accept that it's everyone else's problem, not yours,