Bridge to Terabithia804 reviews Katherine Paterson HarperTrophy, 1987 The Magic of Friendship + Bridge to Terabithia + Bridge to Terabithia Recommmendation I have read this countless times since the 4th grade, and it still continues to be one of my favorite books ever. The odd thing is that I remember being severely disappointed to learn this was not a fantasy. But the real story is stronger, that of a deep friendship that affects a young boy for ...             Flowers for Algernon437 reviews Daniel Keyes Harvest Books, 2005 Flowers for You by Johanna Ramm + A moving story + For all the haters out there + For book clubs or teens             Touching Spirit Bear (rack)281 reviews Ben Mikaelsen HarperTeen, 2005 Great book + You don't need to be a kid to enjoy this + Good Quick Read + Accepting Responsibility For One's Actions + Excellent book and lessons for all ages             Uglies (Uglies Trilogy, Book 1)284 reviews Scott Westerfeld Simon Pulse, 2005 Grrrreat + Really Good Read + Post-Apocalyptica That You Just Can't Put Down + Wow!!!! + Intriguing...             Locomotion23 reviews Jacqueline Woodson Puffin, 2004 Locomotion, A Great Book + Dancing + what i think about LOCOMOTION + Locomotion, A Touching, Learning Story             Stargirl (Readers Circle)885 reviews Jerry Spinelli Laurel Leaf, 2004 chloe. i just started + Stargirl + a heartwarming classic + Is There Anything Else Kids Really Need to Learn?             Where the Red Fern Grows1209 reviews Wilson Rawls Yearling, 1996 BEST BOOK EVER!!! + Boy and his dogs + Exactly what I was looking for + Wonderful story for adults and children of all ages + An Ozark Requiem - Where the Red Fern Grows             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             Joey Pigza Swallowed the Key (Joey Pigza Books)222 reviews Jack Gantos HarperTrophy, 2000 Wired Bad, or Wired Mad, or Wired Sad, or Wired Glad + Wayne's Book Review + Good book, but some cautions... + EXCELLENT portrayal of ADHD + JOEY PIGZA SWALLOW THE KEY             Among the Hidden (Shadow Children #1)401 reviews Margaret Peterson Haddix Aladdin, 2000 A Great Start to a Magnificent Series + Short, sweet, to the point + B+ + Great Book + Cliff Hanger!             Milkweed (Readers Circle)88 reviews Jerry Spinelli Laurel Leaf, 2005 Milkweed by Jerry Spinelli + Amazing, insightful, chilling + Milkweed + Milkweed from a teen's perspective + Informative History book             Harris and Me177 reviews Gary Paulsen Harcourt Paperbacks, 2007 Not Your Typical Children's Writer + brady's review + I love Harris! + Down to earth funny! + Hilarious adventures!             The Outsiders1532 reviews S. E. Hinton Puffin, 1997 one of my favorite books of all time + Outsiders is the best + A great book, but a little bit of a repetitive story + Relevant Teenage Tale             Freak The Mighty (Scholastic Signature)525 reviews Rodman Philbrick Scholastic Paperbacks, 2001 "Freak The Mighty "by Rodman Philbrick + A Modern Classic + Great coming-of-age novel + A Wonderful Story! + Freak The Mighty??.....&..The Mighty??... Max The Mighty ..Movie??             The Bar Code Tattoo38 reviews Suzanne Weyn Scholastic Paperbacks, 2004 ~kCs~ The Barcode Tattoo + AWESOME BOOK! How would you feel if everyone was getting a barcode tattoo because it was suppose to make your life better? Well in the year 2025 Kayla Reed is turning 17 soon and once she's 17 she is qualified to get a barcode tattoo, which is what everyone is paying with. The tattoo has all your ...             Nightjohn77 reviews Gary Paulsen Laurel Leaf, 1995 NIGHTJOHN + An exceptionally fine film. + I <3 literarture class This book was an excellent read. It gave a real insight into what the slaves went through in the 18th and 19th centuries and the hardships they endured; however, many did everything they could to get away from these horrible situations. It was a sad story but well worth reading.             Number the Stars708 reviews Lois Lowry Laurel Leaf, 1998 The Run Away + STILL my favorite book of all time! + Wonderful book + A Holocaust tale appropriate for younger readers + Hitler             Bar Code Rebellion4 reviews Suzanne Weyn Scholastic Paperbacks, 2006 The sequel to The Bar Code Tattoo is Great! + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + INCREDIBLE + The Truth in the Code             A Child Called "It": One Child's Courage to Survive1929 reviews Dave Pelzer HCI, 1995 ABUSED CHILDREN + One of the best books!! + Heartbreaking I can tell you that from personal experience with my own son due to his father: That both Fireman's and Law Enforcement Families are some of the worst out there. The legal system allows them to get away with this kind of behavior by siding with them. Protective services fails these children most of ...             Harris and Me177 reviews Gary Paulsen Harcourt Paperbacks, 2007 Not Your Typical Children's Writer + brady's review + I love Harris! + Down to earth funny! + Hilarious adventures!