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Silkstream Ltd silkstream — I checked out this book after I saw movie previews. It was really good, I like reading murder/law mysteries. It was nothing too special, but if you need something to read I liked it.

Mathieu Bouyrie imagework — Boy's, drama, murders, and more in the book Jenny Green's Killer Junior Year. Sounds interesting right? Well not really, other than the plot, nothing else is really interesting. The point point of view is in the eyes of Jenny, but I do not like that. The ending is also very bad. They could have provided a little more details at the end. When you read books of course you want the story to be interesting. Jenny Green's Killer Junior Year, has a good one. Jenny Green the main character grew up in New York. She did not like it that much, so in her junior year she moved to a broading school in Canda. Although she liked male attention she did not like to mistreated by them in anyway. Most boys were not aware of this though. It started with one boy mistreating her, and accidental killing. After that each boy that mistreated her in anyway got what she thought they deserved. Point of view is an important part of a book. The narrator of this book is Jenny. You see and hear everything she does. I do not like it this way in this book. They should have had an all knowing narrator. Knowing what other people thought about her would have made it more interesting. Telling if the boys thoughts were the same as what Jenny thought they were. Ending a book with some questions is good, people can think whatever they want. Ending a book where your left with a lot of questions that could have easily been covered is not. Authors end books with information you were waiting for. Did they get caught? Did he survive? Are they together? Jenny Green's Killer Junior Year left me with so many questions. It does not give me anything about what happened to her. It just ends, with no happy or sad ending, it just ends. Books have to be interesting for me to like them. This book was almost there but not really. The plot was very good, but thats about it. The point of view could have been a little different. So it gives you more of other peoples thoughts. The ending was also bad. You do not just end a book you have to leave the reader a little information.

Megha Jairaj meghajaira65bd — THis is a book for teenagers but I love the author so I thought I would try it. I had never really been a Christian trying to go to high school. We stopped attending church while I was still in elementary school. This girl had a tough go with her parents trying to protect her from the world. I know that every parent wants to protect their child and finding a balance is hard. THe mother made all the girls clothes and had strick rules for everything including meeting boys. The girl wanted so bad to go to her senior prom and her parents had rules on that. I thought of the book for my step daughter.

Angélica Rocha angelica_rocha — Wonderful stories from the Pacific Northwest. A must for anyone who likes native myths.