So B. It104 reviews Sarah Weeks HarperTrophy, 2005 So B. It + Beautiful + Such a Great Book + Brigett's Review             New York Times Speed Show: How NASCAR Won the Heart of America (New York Times)1 review Dave Caldwell Kingfisher, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too I admit that I'm a very unique type of NASCAR fan. I love the drivers, love reading about them, checking out the standings, and perusing all the gossip about their personal lives. I don't actually like watching the races. See, how odd is that? Sure, occasionally I'll stumble into a room where ...             Sheer Bliss1 review Frances, O'Brien Troubador Publishing Ltd, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too SHEER BLISS is a ton of fun to read. I've noticed a trend in tween/teen books lately; a lot seem to be about life in the spotlight. Sometimes, they're about teen celebrities. Other times, the main characters are, like Bliss Drew, famous because of who they're related to. Another book I enjoyed ...             So This is How it Ends (Avatars, Book 1)6 reviews Tui T. Sutherland Eos, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Stab me the heart why don't you?! + cool Kali lives in New York, and has a tendency to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Maybe. Tigre lives in Chile. He likes animals better then people, but rainstorms make him a little twitchy and he usually ends up running in them. Sort-of. Venus is a perfect teenage pop-star that everyone ...             Stanford Wong Flunks Big-time (Apple Signature Edition)21 reviews Lisa Yee Scholastic Paperbacks, 2007 Not Just For Boys + Winning Humor + Millicent Minn was a genious of a book + Stanford Wong Flunks Big-Time + Courtesy of Teens Read Too             Song Of The Sparrow14 reviews Lisa Ann Sandell Scholastic Press, 2007 Song of the Sparrow + Beautifully told tale + Amazing book that gives an insight of what might have happened so long ago This tale, written entirely in verse, is about Elaine of Ascolat, "The Lady of Shallot". After her mother's death, she and her brothers go to live with her father. She grew up the only girl in a sea of men, and so she forgets the proper way to act, and instead runs wild with the other boys. She ...             The Demonata #3: Slawter: Book 3 in the Demonata series (Demonata)13 reviews Darren Shan Little, Brown Young Readers, 2006 Could not put it down! + A new type of movie set + The Slawter Book 3 In the Demonat series I picked this book up, read for an hour, and tried, in vain, to stop reading, and get some rest. Needless to say, it didn't work, and for the next hour and a half I read, until I had finished the book. For anyone who was disappointed by Sons of Destiny (from the Cirque Du Freak series) and The ...             Skin I'm in, The163 reviews Sharon G. Flake Hyperion Book CH, 2007 Satisfied parent + Moving story of self-acceptance + great book + The skin im in             The Smart Princess and Other Deaf Tales1 review Canadian Cultural Society of the Deaf Second Story Press, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too A product of the Ladder Awards II: Story Swap Program in Canada, THE SMART PRINCESS AND OTHER DEAF TALES is a short book perfect for all ages, and for everyone, regardless of whether they are deaf or not. This is a great book to be used as a read-aloud for young children, or a short enough chapter ...             Skate8 reviews Michael Harmon Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Brilliant book + Skate Review + OMG This is the best book ever!! + Siblings alone             Someday You'll Thank Me for This!1 review Marc Gellman Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007 Courtesy of Teens Read Too Marc Gellman, a senior rabbi from New York, realized that not many young people can understand "parent speak." If you're wondering what that is, it's only because you didn't know it was called that, because believe me, you've heard it spoken a million times. "If your friend jumped off a bridge, ...             Shug29 reviews Jenny Han Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2006 Good reading for tweens and teens; better than average YA novel + MHHHH + Best Book Ever + Sugar! + Sugar!             Store-Bought Baby2 reviews Sandra Belton HarperTeen, 2006 Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Good for a child with a loss. The loss of a child is always a terrible shock to a family, but Leah is profoundly affected by the accidental death of her older adopted brother, Luce. She questions her parents' love for her and how she compares to her near perfect brother. Did his birth parents know what they have missed....did ...             Silent Echoes2 reviews Carla Jablonski Razorbill, 2007 Another Jablonski Hit! + Courtesy of Teens Read Too After reading "Thicker than Water," I was eagerly anticipating the release of Carla Jablonski's most recent book, "Silent Echoes." "Silent Echoes" gives readers two books for the price of one! The book seamlessly moves between the worlds of Lucy Phillips in nineteenth century New York City and ...             Spirit of the Samurai: Of Swords and Rings (Spirit of the Samurai)2 reviews Gary Reed Actionopolis/Komikwerks, 2006 An action-packed Samurai fantasy + Courtesy of Teens Read Too In the Seattle suburbs Grandfather raised his two grandchildren, fourteen years old David and thirteen years old Kat Anderson with four simple kind rules on treating and respecting others and one other, the adult mantra to obey him that that he expects both to follow. However, recently David has ...             Shut Your Mouth (Midnight Library) Damien Graves Scholastic Paperbacks, 2007 Louise learns that too many trips to the local candy shop can be bad for her health--in more ways than one. Greg and Sam press their luck with a roll of some dice. Devious dice. Rory and April couldn't be more excited about their family's dazzling new car. They'd be better off walking. Don't try to hide. Your fears will find you. Welcome to The Midnight Library.             Stargirl (Readers Circle)883 reviews Jerry Spinelli Laurel Leaf, 2004 Stargirl + a heartwarming classic + Is There Anything Else Kids Really Need to Learn? + Good coming-of-age novel + 5 Stars for Stargirl             Sleeper Agenda (The Sleeper Conspiracy, Part 2)2 reviews Tom Sniegoski Razorbill, 2006 Hidden Agendas + Courtesy of Teens Read Too Government conspiracies, assassins, action, adventure, and narcolepsy. What's not to love? From the mind of novelist Tom Sniegoski comes The Sleeper Conspiracy, a two-book series packed with action. For as long as he can remember, a young boy named Tom has struggled narcolepsy, a sleeping ...             Side Effects4 reviews Amy Goldman Koss Roaring Brook Press, 2006 One Girl's Battle with Cancer + Rare book of its kind. Must read. + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Leisure readers in grades 4-8 will find it outstanding.             Shapeshifter's Quest7 reviews Dena Landon Dutton Children's Publishing, 2005 a "u-dont-wanna-miss-it" book + What would you do in a strange place? + Love it! + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + Shapeshifter's Quest Review