Book Reviews

Lock and Key by Sarah Dessen

I think this book is an amazing book it talks about romance and I suggest other people to read if they are into romance. It was sweet, yet heartbreaking and it made me cry. I've never read a romance like this one!

--A.B.

"Extremely good story. At first it seems like a stereotypical young adult novel, but the story takes an unexpected turn and makes you l♥v it so so much."

--I.S.

"It's a good book, but get ready to cry. It shows you a lesson."

--E.D.

"Excellent book! Talks about the struggles of not being perfect in high school. Netflix made a movie of it that will air on Dec. 7."

--I.A.

This book teaches you that there is more to life than you think. Allowing the people around you in can be the best thing in several terms. It might even save your life.

--L.M.

If you're a sucker for romance, humor and drama, all in one, then this book right here has it all.

--E.D.

At first, I thought it had to do with gangs or something like that, but no. Oh my god, poor boy! It must be hard to live with the guilt of killing your sister by accident. I can't even imagine going through something like that, but we see it all the time in the news. Good book!

--S.R.

Good book! It got me sad because her friend dies but it was a very good romance. I told the teacher to read it.

--A.R.

Fantastic novel that exposes that even the most broken people had potential, regardless of their past.

--A.G.

This book has caught my attention from the very few pages. You will soon be immersed into the life of the characters and you'll never want to stop reading. This book is truly a rare find and will have your heart pounding in suspension to see what will happen next.

--A.R.

It was a very interesting book about how two sisters where desperate to see a ghost in the new town they were in it is very interesting and mysterious y really recommend it , it is very fun to read.

--A.V.

Great book! Teaches lessons on mercy, acceptance, and character. It is very poetic and I love how this author writes. I do suggest it for mainly juniors and seniors because, it being written in 19th century english, it can be confusing

--A.O.

One of the first Existentialist novels in history. Dostoevsky uses a spiteful and bitter narrator to give his thoughts on human nature and the inadequacy of both rational egoism and romanticism.

--G.M.