Chosen (House of Night, Book 3)41 reviews PC Cast, Kristin Cast St. Martin's Griffin, 2008 The Compulsive Reader's Reviews + Loved it + Intrigue and romance continue to reign in the House of Night Everything has changed for Zoey at the House of Night. Her best friend has turned into the stereotypical vampire, and is quickly losing her grasp on her humanity. Her mentor has now become her enemy, and Zoey might be forced to make her worst enemy her ally. She's has now acquired three boyfriends, ...             Duma Key: A Novel1 review Stephen King Scribner, 2008 Wonderful book I've got to say - King has developed into one of the most consistently good reads out there. He is beyond the "Bright eyed ingénue" phase and he knows it - and is concentrating on turning out one great read after another. One thing I am very impressed with (And I am not going to mention any ...             Kiss Me Kill Me6 reviews Lauren Henderson Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2008 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Kiss Me Kill Me + I loved this book so much!! Scarlett Wakefield has two wishes at the beginning of the year: 1) a larger bust size (okay, so that's really TWO wishes right there...) and 2) to have Dan McAndrew notice her. But Scarlett is so far removed from the cool crowd that she'll never run into Dan. At least her first wish has happened. ...             Blaze: A Novel137 reviews Richard Bachman Pocket, 2008 poignant + Excellent!!! + A powerful tale in a little book I really wasnt expecting to like this book too much but I was happily mistaken. The character, Blaze, although on the wrong path, elicited my sympathy and I liked him and wished he could have been raised differently. All in all it was a good book.             Walk of the Spirits4 reviews Richie Tankersley Cusick Puffin, 2008 Walk of the Spirits + Better than Stephenie Meyer's entire Twilight Series!!! + Well worth the wait! Walk of the Spirits by Richie Tankersley Cusick is a well written young adult ghost story. I've read and own almost all of her books and this one doesn't disappoint. This story is about a 17 year old girl, Miranda, who relocates after a hurricane destroys almost everything in her life. She and her ...             The Thirteenth Tale: A Novel547 reviews Diane Setterfield Washington Square Press, 2007 Haunting and wonderful! + Gothic Excercise + Is this tale for you? Maybe. + Be prepared to stay up late reading!             Wake27 reviews Lisa McMann Simon Pulse, 2008 Kudos to McMann. This Book Rocks! + amazing. i loved this book. + Who knew a book about going to sleep could be so exciting? I've always been fascinated with lucid dreams, and Janie's power to see other people's dreams is so creepily voyeuristic and awesome at the same time. Dreams are so intimate and being able to see them in the novel really gives the characters another dimension. There is so much to love about ...             Generation Dead10 reviews Daniel Waters Hyperion Book CH, 2008 Zombies In Love + A Differently Biotic Book + Meet the Living Dead + Even zombies need love + Best Book             Frostbite (Vampire Academy, Book 2)29 reviews Richelle Mead Razorbill, 2008 Loved it ! + a truly awesome book + WOOT! + Awesome! + Am I sick of Vampire books? No way!             City of Ashes (Mortal Instruments)36 reviews Cassandra Clare Margaret K. McElderry, 2008 The Compulsive Reader's Reviews + Even Better than Bones + inconsistent timing + Terrific read + Much Better Than City of Bones             The Host: A Novel503 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown and Company, 2008 I loved it, but extremely concerned + The Host: 1 body + 2 minds = 1 very strange love triangle. + Better Than I Expected + Wonderful! + Excellent Read             What Happened to Cass McBride?14 reviews Gail Giles Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007 A compelling suspense novel + Young Adult Fiction + Another suspenseful HIT for Gail Gillies Reviewed by Ian McCurley (age 13) for Reader Views (6/07) Cass McBride is an ordinary, popular teenaged girl with a sometimes cruel sense of humor and a conniving mind that will do anything to become better than the other girls, from becoming the first junior homecoming queen, to leaving notes ...             The Unspoken4 reviews Thomas Fahy Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2008 Message to our young people today + A Scary Thrill Ride + Courtesy of Teens Read Too Set in rural North Carolina, right in the middle of the "bible-belt" region, "The Unspoken" has a ring of truth to it. Six teenagers are brought back together five years after surviving a fire that destroyed the religious compound they lived in ... as well as all the adults that lived there. The ...             I Heart You, You Haunt Me16 reviews Lisa Schroeder Simon Pulse, 2008 I heart this book + I Heart You, You Haunt Me by Lisa Schroeder + Heartwarming + Captivating! + It's About Moving On             Kiss Me Kill Me6 reviews Lauren Henderson Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2008 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Kiss Me Kill Me + I loved this book so much!! Scarlett Wakefield has two wishes at the beginning of the year: 1) a larger bust size (okay, so that's really TWO wishes right there...) and 2) to have Dan McAndrew notice her. But Scarlett is so far removed from the cool crowd that she'll never run into Dan. At least her first wish has happened. ...             The Host: A Novel503 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown and Company, 2008 I loved it, but extremely concerned + The Host: 1 body + 2 minds = 1 very strange love triangle. + Better Than I Expected + Wonderful! + Excellent Read             Duma Key: A Novel1 review Stephen King Scribner, 2008 Wonderful book I've got to say - King has developed into one of the most consistently good reads out there. He is beyond the "Bright eyed ingénue" phase and he knows it - and is concentrating on turning out one great read after another. One thing I am very impressed with (And I am not going to mention any ...             Blaze: A Novel137 reviews Richard Bachman Pocket, 2008 poignant + Excellent!!! + A powerful tale in a little book I really wasnt expecting to like this book too much but I was happily mistaken. The character, Blaze, although on the wrong path, elicited my sympathy and I liked him and wished he could have been raised differently. All in all it was a good book.             City of Ashes (Mortal Instruments)36 reviews Cassandra Clare Margaret K. McElderry, 2008 The Compulsive Reader's Reviews + Even Better than Bones + inconsistent timing + Terrific read + Much Better Than City of Bones             The Unspoken4 reviews Thomas Fahy Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2008 Message to our young people today + A Scary Thrill Ride + Courtesy of Teens Read Too Set in rural North Carolina, right in the middle of the "bible-belt" region, "The Unspoken" has a ring of truth to it. Six teenagers are brought back together five years after surviving a fire that destroyed the religious compound they lived in ... as well as all the adults that lived there. The ...