A Matter of Trust (Bluford High Series #2)15 reviews Anne Schraff Scholastic Inc., 2007 THE BLUFORD SERIES + a great book for high school starters + Great Book for the Right Audience + Great for reluctant readers             A Young Man's Journey With AIDS: The Story of Nick Trevor2 reviews Luellen Reese Franklin Watts, 1998 Excellent and true + A Young Man's Journey with AIDS Knowing nick in life did not take away the impact this book had on me. It tells his story and does it well. I commend Nicks mother for her courage in taking the time to write this story to share with everyone. I can only hope that this story has as much of an impact on people as Nick did in life.             A Summer to Die73 reviews Lois Lowry Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2007 Meeting an old friend + It's a summer to die all right + A poignant, warm story evolves. I read this book in school than we moved and I lost it, it was like meeting an old friend again             100 Selected Poems29 reviews e. e. cummings Grove Press, 1994 How Do You Like Your Blue Eyed Boy Now? + A great starting point + I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance + A thorough but concise introduction to Cummings + One of the best             Avalon:: The Return of King Arthur60 reviews Stephen R. Lawhead Eos, 1999 The Once and Future King + Amazing + Avalon: Intreging England is in turmoil. The ineffective king, Edward the Ninth, has committed suicide. Prime Minister Thomas Waring is one referendum away from abolishing the monarcy. And James Arthur Stuart, a Scottish commoner and former army officer, is about to find out that he is the rightful heir to the ...             Annie's Baby: The Diary of Anonymous, a Pregnant Teenager150 reviews Anonymous HarperTeen, 1998 True life, and what if it was you????? + True Story + Teenage Pregnancy + Annies baby             A Family Apart (Orphan Train Adventures)35 reviews Joan Lowery Nixon Laurel Leaf, 1995 a heart warming story + Family Apart + A Family Apart: A BOOK WORTH READING!!! :) + Tiaria true feelings about the book Family Apart. + Great Paragraph             Adolf Hitler: The Definitive Biography68 reviews John Toland Anchor, 1991 Adolf Hitler, a superlative popular history + A must read!! + Hitler's darkening spiral + Excellent + Incredible ...             Shark Lady: True Adventures of Eugenie Clark3 reviews Ann Mcgovern Scholastic Paperbacks, 1978 This book inspired my lifelong fascination with sharks. + 4th Grade! Mrs. Kirby! I am an educator at the Oregon Coast Aquarium. I teach about sharks and the marine environment because I think education is the best conservation tactic we have. My lifelong fascination with sharks and the ocean all began with this book. Eugenie Clark was an inspiration. This book did a marvelous ...             Acquainted with the Night2 reviews Sollace Hotze Clarion Books, 1992 Greatest book I have ever read + My favorite book This book was the greatest book I've ever read, and I recommend it to everyone. Its about two cousins, Molly and Caleb. They consider themselves "double first cousins" because Mollys mom and Calebs dad were brother and sister, and Calebs mom and Molly's dad were brother and sister. They find they ...             A Light in the Window (The Mitford Years, Book 2)71 reviews A Light in the Window + A Light in the Window + Bring on the cocoa... I recently discovered the Mitford Series and have completed books one through 6. A Light in the Window is book two in this charming and captivating series. I had just finished reading a few very heavy books that were wonderful, but draining, and was looking for something light and fun to read. ...             A Red Heart of Memories22 reviews Nina Kiriki Hoffman Ace Trade, 2000 Uniquely Magic + Pleasant Intensity + Wonderful + A magical world very like our own... but full of wonder             Angel Valley (Palisades Pure Romance)1 review Peggy Darty Multnomah Books, 1995 This Book is Great! This was the first one of Peggy Darty's books I read, and I loved it! The main reason I liked it was besides being a very well written Christian romance novel, it was set near, and had scenes in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, Tennessee, my favorite area. The main character, Laurel, is a school ...             A Mango-Shaped Space75 reviews Wendy Mass Little, Brown Young Readers, 2005 Wow Wendy mass! + One of the only books I've read that made me cry... + Delightful, useful book Mia has always seen colors; she See's them for Letters, sounds, and numbers. She hasn't told anyone since the 3rd grade "Freeeek" incident. She tell her parents and they take her to the Doctor she finds out that she isn't the only person like that. It's a great self-discovery book. ...             American History Smart Junior: Exploring America's Past James L. Alouf Econo-Clad Books, 1999 Do you know how the United States began?  Or why the 1920s are described as "Roaring"?  Would you like to know what life was like when your grandparents were kids?  You'll learn about all these things and more when you join Bridget, Babette, Barnaby, and Beauregard on their time travels through America's past.  Along the way you'll: fly a kite with Ben Franklin meet the inventors of the ...             ANYTHING TO WIN (Laurel-Leaf Books)8 reviews Gloria Miklowitz Laurel Leaf, 1990 Quite Arguably The Best Novel I've Ever Read! + Anything to Win + Anything to Win + My Review + my review             A Beautiful Place on Yonge Street Don Trembath Orca Book Publishers, 1999 Harper Winslow is a sixteen-year-old writer in love for the first time with Sunny Taylor, an artist he met at camp, who must decide whether to move from Alberta to her aunt's home in Toronto to attend art school in the Fall.             A Long Way from Home4 reviews Maureen Crane Wartski Signet, 1982 A Long Way From Home- A great book + A quality book that should be read + Homework assignment + worth reading             A Redwall Winter's Tale (Redwall)7 reviews Brian Jacques Puffin, 2004 A great introduction to the world of Redwall + Charming Book! + A Glimpse at the World of Redwall + A delightful representation of the world of Redwall + Charming illustrations and wonderful writing             A Is for AARRGH!6 reviews William J. Brooke HarperTrophy, 2000 A hysterically funny story + I loved this book!! + Clever enough to enjoy with your kids! + Great Plot + A is for Aarrgh