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44 reviews
Kathryn Reiss

Apple, 1994

Loved this book!
I read this book for the first time when I was in middle school (about 13 years ago) and I was hooked. I read it a million times throughout the next couple of years and enjoyed it each time. I was drawn in to the point that I thought I was living the book. Recently, I wanted to read this book that I loved long ago and searched for it on Amazon. I am so happy to see that many people love this ...

The Fire at Mary Anne's House (Baby-Sitters Club)

42 reviews
Ann M. Martin

Apple, 1999

Shocking!
Mary Anne's house burned bacause of wiring. Mary Anne almost loses everything like clothes, books.... Dawn was pretty upset when she heard that Mary Anne's house burned. Where Will Mary Anne live?. Will the Baby Sitters help her?

Book of Nightmares (Diadem: A Fantasy Mystery, No. 6)

63 reviews
John Peel

Apple, 1998

Great Book; Damned Publishers
The Diadem series has been my favorite book since I was ten years old. I am now fifteen and still remember almost every little detail. To bad he finished the series so abruptly, right? Then again, he didn't. John Peel has written the seventh book and is still working on book eight. The only reason why the series is not sold in stores is because the publishing companies refuse to publish ...

I Want to Go Home!

57 reviews
Gordon Korman

Apple, 1991

Hilarity abounds!
I read this book for the first time in the 6th grade, and now, 20 years, later, it is still as hilarious as ever. All ages can enjoy this wonderfully funny book! If you like to laugh, then give "I Want to Go Home" a try. You won't be disappointed!

Anne of the Island (Apple Classics)

64 reviews
L. M. Montgomery

Apple, 1993

Still relevant now
I first read this book in middle school after reading Anne of Green Gables. When I first got to college, I was having a hard time adjusting and rediscovering this book made it so much more bearable to be away from home. L. M. Montgomery captures the feelings of homesickness and confusion so beautifully. Every time I need a pick me up, I just go back to the novel.

The Andalite Chronicles (Elfangor's Journey, Alloran's Choice, An Alien Dies) - Animorphs

165 reviews
Katherine Applegate

Apple, 1997

Reader over 25
Here I am back again on my quest to reread and review all of the Animorphs books in the series. I noticed there are other reviewers who are older than the target audience, and I'm one of Those out there who enjoyed the series even though it "was for kids." This novel has a broad based appeal to it, for many reasons, and on many levels. This book is more in depth and has better character ...

In the Time of Dinosaurs (Animorphs Megamorphs, 2)

119 reviews
Katherine Applegate

Apple, 1998

megamorphs
megamorphs the book i read was the animorphs: megamoarphs in the time of the dinosaurs. the book starts out with Marco on of the five animorphs talking about a nuclear sub that sank in the ocean. so he talks to his friends and they go to the sunken sub and boom it happens if you want to find out what happened read the book . but they wake up and there in the time of the dinosaurs and all of ...

The Capture

78 reviews
Katherine Applegate

Apple, 1997

Now he's one of them...
Jake and the other Animorphs discover that the Yeerks plan to invade plenty of humans against their will at the town's hospital. To make things worse, the Yeerks want to invade the state's governor who is planning to run for president! When the Animorphs take a trip to the town's hospital to do some invesitgating, they stumble onto a Yeerk pool...and Jake accidentaley falls into the Yeerk pool. ...

Book of Magic (Diadem: A Fantasy Mystery, No. 3)

13 reviews
John Peel

Apple, 1997

Diadem Books
Amazing. I have had my diadem set for 4 years, and I never tire of sitting on my couch and reading for yet another time, Diadem. John Peel writes with the feel and certaincy of an established writer, for that is who he is. The book is very, very good. Just a question, why is the fourth book so rare?

The Diversion (Animorphs, 49)

17 reviews
Katherine Applegate

Apple, 2001

"They Know We're Human."
Yep,that right.The Yeerks are finally begining to think that maybe the 'Andalite Bandits' aren't Andalites at all,maybe they're human.So they have figure out how to tesst them, DNA.Because every time when the Animorphs are in battle, they lose some blood.So if the Yeerks test it they will find DNA strands of every animal the have acquired,and their actual human DNA.They will know who they are, ...

Broken Sky, No. 7

20 reviews
Chris Wooding

Apple, 2001

this one doesn't dissapoint
This is one great book, but don't read it unless you've read 1-4, because you need the info from those books so your not too confused. Ryushi, along with Whist, continues his quest for revenge on his brother, Takami, for betraying Parakka and killing his father. Ryushi wants revenge, but he is not blinded by it, and he is being very careful, espesially since the untrustworthy and dangerous Whist ...

Claudia and the Terrible Truth (Baby-Sitters Club)

22 reviews
Ann M. Martin

Apple, 1998

Best!
When Claudia baby sits for the new clients, Nate and Joey are nice, well behaved boys but Mr. Nicholls yells at his two childrens and also yells at Mr. Nicholls. Then later, Mr. Nicholls will tell a story to why he's been like that it's so sad!

The Final Nightmare: Book III : The House on Cherry Street (The House on Cherry Street, No 3)

20 reviews
Rodman Philbrick, Lynn Harnett

Apple, 1995

Not the Final Nightmare
The book The final Nightmare is a book full of excitement. It is a book that you just can't put down. I highly recomend it. on a scale of 1-10 I would rate the book an 11. If you're looking for an exciting book, read The Final Nightmare. Rodman Philbrick is a wonderful author. When you read the book it feels like you're there.

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