Previous Books of the Week
Keeper of the Lost Cities: Unlocked
By: Shannon Messenger
The Selection
By: Kiera Cass
Every Shiny Thing
By: Cordelia Jensen and Laurie Morrison
Lena and Allie's week #25
Wild Bird
By: Wendelin Van Draanen
Greenglass House
By: Kate Milford
Bella and Annabelle's Week #24
We Were Liars
By: E. Lockhart
The Bridge Home
By: Padma Venkatraman
Jessie and Mackenzie's Week #23
Every Last Word
By: Tamara Ireland
Kane Chronicles: The Throne Of Fire #2
By: Rick Riordan
Lena and Allie's Week #22
Poet X
By: Elizabeth Acevedo
Sold on a Monday: A Novel
By: Kristina McMorris
*MILD LANGUAGE WARNING*
Jessie and Mackenzie's Week #21
My Sister Rosa
By: Justine Larbalestier
The Red Pyramid
By: Rick Riordan
Allie and Lena's Week #20
Flying Over Water
By: Shannon Hitchcock and N.H. Senzai
The Captain's Dog
By: Roland Smith
Annabelle and Bella's Week #19
The Prettiest
By: Brigit Young
Sisters
By: Raina Telgemeier
Jessie and Mackenzie's Week #18
The Promise of Change
By: Jo Ann Allen Boyce and Debbie Levy
Geronimo Stilton: The Search for Sunken Treasure
This is my favorite Geronimo Stilton book of all time, and even though I only read about 1/10 of all the Geronimo Stilton Books made by the original author, I have a lot of knowledge about the books. I give this book a rating of 10 out of 10.-Mackenzie
Delaney and Bella's Week #17
Bubbles
By: Abby Cooper
White Bird
By: R.J. Palacio
Allie and Lena's Week #18
The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise
By: Dan Gemeinhart
Caterpillar Summer
By:Gillian McDunn
Norah and Annabelle's Week #17
Friday Barnes Series
By: R. A. Spratt
Becoming Michelle Obama
By: Michelle Obama
Jessie and Mackenzie's Week #16
Beverly, Right Here
By: Kate DiCamillo
Guts
By: Raina Telgemeier
Bella and Delaney's Week #15
A Thing About Jellyfish
By: Ali Benjamin
Shouting at the Rain
By: Lynda Mullaly Hunt
Lena and Allie's Week #14
The List
By: Patricia Forde
A Hive for the Honeybee
By: Soinbhe Lally
Norah and Annabelle's Week #13
The Mark of the Thief
By: Jennifer A. Nielsen
A Really Short History of Nearly Everything
By: Bill Bryson
Bella and Delaney's Week #12
Genesis Begins Again
By: Alicia D. Williams
Alex Morgan
By: Dan Wetzel
Jessie and Mackenzie's Week #11
Every Shiny Thing
By: Cordelia Jensen and Laurie Morrison
"Every Shiny Thing" is a book told by two 12-year-old girls who are both struggling with the loss of a family member. This book is about Lauren, who's brother, Ryan goes to a boarding school for autistic teens, and Sierra, who's mother has to go into rehab for her alcohol addiction. The two girls meet each other and quickly become friends. But, all of that changes when Lauren gets a plan to raise money for more autistic teens like her brother that can't afford therapy. I liked this book because each girl learns a lesson. Lauren learns that she can't help everyone out and Sierra learns that she need to take care of herself before anyone else. I think this book was so sweet and would definitely recommend reading.-Jessie
The New Kid
By: Jerry Craft
Norah and Annabelle's Week #10
Dragon Slippers: Series
By: Jessica Day George
Girl in Blue
By: Ann Rinaldi
Bella and Delaney's Week #9
The Keeper of the Lost Cities: Exile #2
By: Shannon Messenger
The Keeper of the Lost Cities: Exile #2
By: Shannon Messenger
Allie and Lena's Week #8
Anne of Green Gables
By: L.M. Montgomery
A Night Divided
By: Jennifer A. Nielsen
Norah and Annabelle's Week #7
The Promise of Change: One Girl's Story in the Fight for Equality
By: Jo Ann, Allen Boyce and Debbie Levy
George
By: Alex Gino
Bella and Delaney's Week #6
Keeper of the Lost Cities: Flashback
By: Shannon Messenger
Bubbles
By: Abby Cooper
Founder's Week #5
Mummies Exposed!
By: Kerrie Logan Hollihan
This book was really good. The author gave us one of her advance copies before the book came out which was very kind of her. We really enjoyed this book because every single mummy was different, for example why they were mummified, how they were mummified and, how they were discovered all varied from chapter to chapter. Also, the pictures were so cool. Finally, two more things we should mention is it is that it did creep some of us out and it was on the short side.
-Norah, Lena, Allie, Annabelle
Allie and Lena's Week #4
Hour of the Bees
By: Lindsay Eagar
Hour of the bees was a good detailed book, some downsides to the book was that it was confusing about what genre it was in. It's present day New Mexico, and then some stories told are from a time where there was magic, so it's more like a multigenre. But, other than that the book added things that would be realistic when it came to a family member having dementia. What was nice about it was that it always had something interesting happen, and about family heritage. Though there weren't many twists and turns, I would still recommend people to read this good book.-Lena
Twilight
By: Stephanie Meyer
WARNING: This book is a little inappropriate at times. Watch out, and ask for permission from your parents or guardians. ;)
Annabelle and Norah's Week #3
Notorious RBG
By: Irin Carmon and Shana Knizhnik
Percy Jackson
By: Riorden Gorden
Allie and Lena's Week #2
The Wonder Of Charlie Anne
By: Kimberly Newton Fusco
The Land of Stories
By: Chris Colfer
Annabelle and Norah's Week #1
Friday Barnes: Never Fear
Keeper of the Lost
By: Shannon Messenger