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Someday Angeline

By on March 21, 2012 in 9-12, emotional, family

Nobody knows why Angeline is so smart. She could read without being taught a letter and has read every book she finds, she can play the piano without learning a chord or key, and she even knows what the weather is going to be and is never wrong. But being smart is causing Angeline a [...]

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The Crowfield Curse

By on March 20, 2012 in 9-12, action, animals, Magical

Wow, a sensational book and it’s about a boy called Will Panel who’s 14 years old…he knows a secret in the forest, behind the abbey is the grave of an ANGEL! But surely angels can not die – who said it had died…I didn’t! Follow Will on his journey living with the monks as he is [...]

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Hacker

By on June 30, 2011 in 9-12, family, teen

Hacker is a very emotional book about a girl called Vicky who is adopted when her parents are killed. Her adopted dad works for the bank and is getting on with his work like normal and the next second he is arrested for stealing 1,000,000 from the bank! Gib there real son and his best [...]

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Lola Rose

By on November 13, 2010 in 9-12, emotional, family, teen

I can’t believe I haven’t put this up yet! Its another amazingly emotional book, about a family called Jayni, Kenny and there mum are getting fed up of there dad constantly being horrid to them.  They suddenly have lots of luck and win the lottery.  They go off and try to live there life again without [...]

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She’s No Angel

By on October 31, 2010 in 9-12, emotional, family

she’s no angel, well when I brought this book it reminds me of myself!  This is a book from a author we have not yet had her name is Ann Bryant.  She writes book about all sorts of things and this in particular book is out of a set called ‘step chain’. You don’t need to [...]

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Goggle eyes

By on June 28, 2010 in 9-12, emotional, meaningful, news, teen

Goggle eyes, a strange name for a book.  You may not be able to understand why it was called that but to me it is so meaningful and emotional that even I couldn’t stop a tear escaping down my cheek.  To understand the title and what I am talking about you really need to read the book.  We [...]

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Vicky Angel

By on June 5, 2010 in 9-12, emotional

Well you can’t get a more emotional book than this. Poor Vicky, she has a terribly tragic accident but that will never break her special friendship with her best friend and main character Jade.  Vicky is a very strong character, and even death won’t stop her from living her life to the full extent.  Jade is so used to following what Vicky says that [...]

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Little Darlings

By on May 5, 2010 in 9-12, emotional, teen

Awesome, what a amazingly emotional book!  I feel for the characters as they face difficult problems.  I also feel happy for the characters as they have there dreams come true.  Destiny and Sunset have two completely different live but yet are so similar and they both wonder why.  Well with Danny Killman as a farther things couldn’t get any better for  Sunset until she meets Destiny, but [...]

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Inkheart

By on April 8, 2010 in 9-12, action, teen

What a fantastic story by Cornelia Funke! Well this is an amazingly action-packed book with a topping of emotion and tension.  It’s really a heart moving book full of fun and dramatic decisions, (don’t worry you won’t have to make any decisions!) Wow – we all love this book and its fantastic imagination!  Some stories [...]

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Adolphus Tips

By on April 3, 2010 in 9-12, animals, meaningful

It’s a fantastic book. It really demonstrates what it was like in world war two.  It’s a very emotional book. But even though its sad in some places, overall it’s a great book and when you start reading it you can’t put the book down.  We all have to admitt this is full of imagination [...]

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