The Angel of Death (Forensic Mystery)10 reviews Alane Ferguson Viking Juvenile, 2006 Fantastic! + Good book for Y/A readers + Getting Better With Each Book + just as thrilling as the first book             Seven Tears into the Sea13 reviews Terri Farley Simon Pulse, 2005 Very Well-Written + An Enchanting Book + Wonderful Book + One of the best books i have EVER read!             Corbenic5 reviews Catherine Fisher HarperTeen, 2006 A deep and intense retelling of the Grail legend + A good read + A Surreal Story Twist of Modern Day King Arthur After a childhood spent taking care of his alchoholic mother, Cal finally gets a chance to leave home. He's going to live with his uncle, a successful accountant who has offered Cal a job and a place to live. But Cal gets off the train at the wrong stop, and finds himself in the middle of nowhere, ...             Mystery at Shildii Rock Robert Feagan Sandcastle Books, 2007 To the Gwich'in First Nation, Shildii Rock near Fort McPherson in the Northwest Territories is a place of deep mythological significance.When 12-year-old Robin Harris, the son of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, spots someone on the rock staring at him, he just knows something is wrong. Robin and his friend Wayne Reindeer, a Gwichíin youth, set out to discover what's going on and to gain ...             Paint It Black: A Novel128 reviews Janet Fitch Little, Brown and Company, 2006 Raw and charged with emotion + Depressing... but good + Paint It Black: A Short Review This is a truly beautiful book. You feel every weighted emotion Josie goes through, your heart taken by a hold so strong that you almost understand what it would feel like for your one true love, the one thing you cherished most, to commit suicide unexpectedly. How do you put together the ...             Zap: A Play Paul Fleischman Candlewick, 2005 Aimed at a generation of short attention spans and a taste for razor-sharp comedy, the rapid-fire ZAP is a smart, farcical new play for high-school students that's ready to bring the house down. When they're not dusting off the old classics — over and over — high-school drama departments are constantly in search of new material. But what play could possibly suit the point-and-click ...             Bang!6 reviews Sharon G. Flake Hyperion Book CH, 2005 Bang + My daughter loves this book + (RAW Rating: 3.5) - Guns really sound like that Terrence Clarke "Bang" Bang Review The book "Bang" by Sharon G. Flake is an invigorating story to read. This book shows the struggles between man vs. man, man vs. nature, and man vs. his environment. The main character in this book whose name is Mann shows the troubles that many ...             The Sea of Trolls98 reviews Nancy Farmer Simon Pulse, 2006 One of the best books ever writter. + Excellent young adult book + Incredible fantasy + I couldn't put the thing down!!! + Fantasy Masterpiece             Islands of the Black Moon2 reviews Erica Farber, J.R. Sansevere A Dell Yearling Book, 2004 the tales of the nine charms circile of three rocks! the book was great! PS when are you coming out with book three?             Tallulah Falls7 reviews Christine Fletcher Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Tallulah Falls + Rural veterinary practice is really like this! + Beautifully written story + a good YA story             Vanishing Act: Mystery at the U.S. Open8 reviews John Feinstein Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2006 A Readers Review + A Great Read! + Vanishing Act + Vanishing Act by John Feinstein             Alphabet of Dreams6 reviews Susan Fletcher Ginee Seo Books, 2006 Such a Terrific Read for Middle School and Above! + Thought-provoking and beautiful + Beautiful in Every Way + a deep and satisfying tale             Adios to My Old Life9 reviews Caridad Ferrer MTV, 2006 Adios to My Old Life + Enchanting YA Review: Adios To My Old Life + Charming story of music, teen angst, and family + Latino AI + Courtesy of Teens Read Too             After the Death of Anna Gonzales12 reviews Terri Fields Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2002 Excellent poetry collection! + Anna Gonzales-Typical Teenager, Well, Not Really + Give it a chance I hate poetry, but I know others like it so I decided to add a poetry unit to my teaching plans (8th grade). We had just finished Tears of a Tiger by Draper (another excellent read!) and it blended the units beautifully. Even though I majored in literature I never really got into poetry, but like ...             An Egg on Three Sticks40 reviews Jackie Fischer St. Martin's Griffin, 2004 One of my Favorites!!!!!!!!!!! + Yet another disturbed mother... + an egg on 3 sticks + Open Your Mind + confused by title             The Black Stallion94 reviews Walter Farley Yearling, 1991 Classic Book & the movie was a masterpiece + This book is AWESOME + The Life Saving Horse + A Book That Has Been Special To Generations Of Children             Bass Ackwards and Belly Up11 reviews Elizabeth Craft, Sarah Fain Little, Brown Young Readers, 2006 Bass Ackwards and Belly Up + I love this book! + Bass Ackwards and Belly Up + wonderful coming-of-age tale             Diva8 reviews Alex Flinn HarperTeen, 2006 Excellent + Listening and Learning + Another world + Caitlin is a diva indeed... + And Here I Thought Caitlin Was a SMART Girl             Talking in Animal Terry Farish Greenwillow, 1996 Siobhan, a young girl who prefers the company of animals to humans, attempts to raise perfect collies at her pretend kennel and finds friendship with Maddy and Lester, who share her beliefs that love, loss and courage can be expressed through animal talk.             Much Ado About Grubstake Jean Ferris Harcourt Children's Books, 2006 Grubstake is a grubby down-on-its-luck mining town filled with grubby down-on-their-luck miners. So when a decidedly nongrubby city slicker shows up and offers to buy the tapped-out mines, the miners are sorely tempted. But not Arley, the brash sixteen-year-old girl who runs the boardinghouse. No, Arley smells a rat. What could some fancy-britches rascal want with empty mines? Is there more in ...