Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1)2800 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown Young Readers, 2006 A Students Perspective on Twilight + Frivolous Fun + Love it and can't put it down In Twilight, Stephanie Meyer engrosses readers with the atypical love story of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen. At the beginning of the novel, Bella reluctantly decides to live with her father in the small, rainy town of Forks while she completes her last two years of high school, so that her mother ...             A Long Way Down224 reviews Nick Hornby Riverhead Trade, 2006 Classic Hornby -- brilliantly funny + Very different from his early work + Good read. + Funny and an all around good book             Cut344 reviews Patricia Mccormick Push, 2002 Introspection of a fictional girl + Insightful While this is a fictional account of self-harm, I felt that it was a fair portrayal of the main character who is attempting to deal with familial issues the best way she knows how. I have read horrendous books that were intended to have the same effect that this story had...and from my reading (so ...             The Losers Club: Complete Restored Edition!7 reviews Richard Perez Ludlow Press, 2005 Better Than I Expected + REVIEW? Is that a diplomatic way to ask for my OPINION? + Join the club! + Not a "hardcore" book!             What's Not to Love?: The Adventures of a Mildly Perverted Young Writer37 reviews Jonathan Ames Vintage, 2001 what's not to love about this book? + May unintentionally drive you to monogamy + Humor and Depth + Jonathan Ames is SCRUMPTIOUS! + I want to be horrified but I just can't             Such a Pretty Girl34 reviews Laura Wiess MTV, 2007 Such a Pretty Girl - 5 Stars + pretty little life + Surviving Every Day Here is the first thing I would like to say about this novel: don't let the fact that it is young adult fiction keep you from reading it. I am so glad I read Such a Pretty Girl despite its genre classification. Laura Wiess has written a compelling novel that deals with a painful subject. ...             Speak1182 reviews Laurie Halse Anderson Puffin, 2001 Great Book + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + one of the best books ever written + Speak + It speaks to me.             You Don't Know Me125 reviews David Klass HarperTeen, 2002 by the end I felt I knew him...and I cheered his survival + Harsh but true + 'Catcher in the Rye' for kids + You Don't Know Me... + You Don't Know me : Or do you?             Such a Pretty Girl34 reviews Laura Wiess MTV, 2007 Such a Pretty Girl - 5 Stars + pretty little life + Surviving Every Day Here is the first thing I would like to say about this novel: don't let the fact that it is young adult fiction keep you from reading it. I am so glad I read Such a Pretty Girl despite its genre classification. Laura Wiess has written a compelling novel that deals with a painful subject. ...             Speak1182 reviews Laurie Halse Anderson Puffin, 2001 Great Book + Courtesy of Teens Read Too + one of the best books ever written + Speak + It speaks to me.             You Don't Know Me125 reviews David Klass HarperTeen, 2002 by the end I felt I knew him...and I cheered his survival + Harsh but true + 'Catcher in the Rye' for kids + You Don't Know Me... + You Don't Know me : Or do you?             Cut344 reviews Patricia Mccormick Push, 2002 Introspection of a fictional girl + Insightful While this is a fictional account of self-harm, I felt that it was a fair portrayal of the main character who is attempting to deal with familial issues the best way she knows how. I have read horrendous books that were intended to have the same effect that this story had...and from my reading (so ...             What's Not to Love?: The Adventures of a Mildly Perverted Young Writer37 reviews Jonathan Ames Vintage, 2001 what's not to love about this book? + May unintentionally drive you to monogamy + Humor and Depth + Jonathan Ames is SCRUMPTIOUS! + I want to be horrified but I just can't             Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1)2800 reviews Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown Young Readers, 2006 A Students Perspective on Twilight + Frivolous Fun + Love it and can't put it down In Twilight, Stephanie Meyer engrosses readers with the atypical love story of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen. At the beginning of the novel, Bella reluctantly decides to live with her father in the small, rainy town of Forks while she completes her last two years of high school, so that her mother ...             A Long Way Down224 reviews Nick Hornby Riverhead Trade, 2006 Classic Hornby -- brilliantly funny + Very different from his early work + Good read. + Funny and an all around good book             The Losers Club: Complete Restored Edition!7 reviews Richard Perez Ludlow Press, 2005 Better Than I Expected + REVIEW? Is that a diplomatic way to ask for my OPINION? + Join the club! + Not a "hardcore" book!