Sold62 reviews Patricia Mccormick Hyperion Book CH, 2008 Sold + Fast read...good story + eye opener. + Heartbreaking Reality             Chew On This: Everything You Don't Want to Know About Fast Food47 reviews Eric Schlosser, Charles Wilson Sandpiper, 2007 Great for middle grades + A good book for kids, but not for adults + Some social history (gasp!) with your meal + A whole new opinion of fast food.             Scrambled Eggs at Midnight34 reviews Brad Barkley, Heather Hepler Puffin, 2007 Scrambled Eggs at Midnight + Wonderfully done! + Original and Scrambled + Sweet and Charming             All of the Above4 reviews Shelley Pearsall Little, Brown Young Readers, 2008 Richie's Picks: ALL OF THE ABOVE + Paperback edition has a winning cover design! + Memorable characters and a great read + Plus the recipes sound delish             Behind the Curtain: An Echo Falls Mystery (Echo Falls)9 reviews Peter Abrahams HarperTrophy, 2007 The Case Book of Ingrid Levin-Hill + Good mystery with clever references to Sherlock Holmes and Wizard of Oz + The Soccer Playing Sleuth + to the reviewer below             House of the Red Fish (Readers Circle)5 reviews Graham Salisbury Laurel Leaf, 2008 One fish, two fish, house of the red fish, house of the blue fish + New challenges. + Award winner author Graham Salisbury has written another page turner. + Tomi and Billy Face New Battles + Exploring the Nuances of Prejudice             The Rules of Survival20 reviews Nancy Werlin Dial, 2006 Audio 5CD unabridged + The Rules of Survival + A suspense built on small moments of fear and terror + The Rules of Sruvival             Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist42 reviews Rachel Cohn, David Levithan Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2007 Edgy, honest, fun. + Captivating, Smart, and Sexy + A short, sharp glimpse at Infinite + The Compulsive Reader's Reviews             Kiki Strike: Inside the Shadow City: Inside the Shadow City (Kiki Strike)32 reviews Kirsten Miller Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2007 Solid Adventure + This Book Is a Must-Have! + Amazing! + WONDERFUL + Amazing             Monkey Town: The Summer of the Scopes Trial3 reviews Ronald Kidd Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2006 Won't you take me to, Monkey Town? + Bringing the Scopes Trial to Life You know what the bane of a children's librarian's life is? Well-written middle reader titles. You know what I mean. They're those charming tomes with protagonists that are young teens. These books are written with a very definite readership in mind and they are a nightmare to deal with ...             An Abundance of Katherines35 reviews John Green Dutton Juvenile, 2006 Laughter + Fun Audio Book + An Abundance of Katherines + Excellent condition! + An Abundance of Awesome!             Defining Dulcie4 reviews Paul Acampora Puffin, 2008 Pitch Perfect + Defining Dulcie + Sad novel that offers a feeling of hope for the future You know from the first few pages that this book is in narrative hands you fully trust. Dulcie's father just died. Her mom's reaction: Let's move across the country and leave it all behind. Dulcie thinks that losing her dad is enough change for one sixteen-year-old. To describe the plot does ...             Crossing the Wire5 reviews Will Hobbs HarperTrophy, 2007 Loved it + An Eye Opener that Inspires + Good book for adults to read as well as teens + A very realistic book (coming from me) + A Good Read And You Might Learn Something             Listening for Lions21 reviews Gloria Whelan HarperTrophy, 2006 Wonderful Book! + Great Book + More is more? More or less... + A good read!             Enthusiasm21 reviews Polly Shulman Puffin, 2007 The Compulsive Reader's Reviews + Polly Shulman's Enthusiasm for Jane Austen is Infectious + Has lots of enthusiasm + Small details ring true + Excellent             Born to Rock13 reviews Gordon Korman Hyperion, 2008 Born to Rock + This is a great book! + Great! Gr 7-10-Leo Caraway is a strait A student, president of the Young Republicans group, and is the biological son of a Punk Rock Star. He didn't know who his bio dad was until be stumbled upon a website that talked about Marion X. McMurphy who's name is listed on his birth certificate. When he is ...             What Happened to Cass McBride?15 reviews Gail Giles Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007 Young Adult Fiction + Another suspenseful HIT for Gail Gillies What Happened to Cass McBride? by Gail Giles When Kyle Kirby's brother commits suicide, Kyle must punish the girl who pushed David over the edge. He kidnaps the popular, smart, go-getting Cass McBride and buries her alive! Now, Cass is suddenly alone with herself, her thoughts, and her harsh ...             King Dork77 reviews Frank Portman Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2008 Brilliantly subversive + Thoroughly enjoyable + Must Read! King Dork is far superior to most of what passes for literary fiction today, and it perfectly captures the voice of a boy in early adolescence and the high school milieu. What makes it particularly satisfying, however, is the way it absolutely skewers the pieties of the baby-boom generation, albeit ...             Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1)2790 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown Young Readers, 2006 Everyone should read this, including Christians + Magic! + A great romance novel with a sci-fi fantasy twist + Great Book + Excellent Romantic Story             Hattie Big Sky (Readers Circle)35 reviews Kirby Larson Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2007 Hattie Big Sky + I love this book! + Hattie Big Sky + Best historical fiction I've read in 10 years. + A Wonderful Read