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Kevin Alicea kevinoo7132e — I read 'Red is for Remembrance'. This is the fourth and final book in the 'Blue is for Nightmares' series by Laurie Faria Stolarz. I thought this book was excellent. It rolled humor, mystery, suspense, and some action all into one book. Stacey Brown, the main character, is having weird dreams again. She is accepted into a prestigious college with a full scholarship, and with her below average grades, she wasn’t quite sure why. But, she soon finds out that the president of the college’s daughter is also having nightmares, and with all the publicity Stacey got for saving her other dream victims, the president knew just who to call. He asked Stacey to help Porsha, his daughter, figure out her dreams and understand what was happening. Stacey realizes that she has to help Porsha in order to get over her soul-mate going missing. If she ever wants to close the chapter on Jacob, she must understand Porsha’s dreams, and her own. I would classify this book as contemporary fiction. It was oddly written though. It told two stories that were somehow connected. Stolarz’s writing was exquisite and very detailed. It also had some magic aspects which I thought were interesting to learn about. I would recommend this to anyone who read the other books and liked them. I suggest reading the first three books to learn about Stacey’s nightmares and to get a better idea of the main/supporting characters and their relationships. But, mainly girls would like this. It isn’t exactly gender specific, but I’m not sure boys would be interested in these books. I could hardly put this book down once the plot started to thicken and I highly suggest reading it.

Aluisio Cervelle cervellesantos — pretty sentimental and none of the characters were people I particularly liked. Not that you have to love the characters in a book to enjoy it, but I got to the point where I just didnt really care that much what happened. Having said that, it was a light read and I didnt feel like I had totally wasted my time. It did bring up some interesting topics and made me think (but not too much).