Fiction: Science Fiction/Fantasy
Note: Images from Barnes and Noble
Note: Images from Barnes and Noble
Keeper of the Lost Cities By: Shannon Messenger Submitted by: Lily Z.
Plot: Sophie discovers that she is an elf, leaves her family behind, and ends up getting kidnapped.
Why Read? It's a good book, and it is part of a very long series. Can't wait to read them all!
Plot: Sophie discovers that she is an elf, leaves her family behind, and ends up getting kidnapped.
Why Read? It's a good book, and it is part of a very long series. Can't wait to read them all!
Fablehaven By: Brandon Mull Submitted by: Emry R.
Plot: Fablehaven is about a boy named Seth and a girl name Kendra and they go to there grandparents without knowing that it has a magical forest in the back yard with so many spooky and cute creatures
Why Read? Fablehaven is worth reading if you like fantasy then this is the book for you i read one and bought the whole series
Comments: Don't get scared!
Plot: Fablehaven is about a boy named Seth and a girl name Kendra and they go to there grandparents without knowing that it has a magical forest in the back yard with so many spooky and cute creatures
Why Read? Fablehaven is worth reading if you like fantasy then this is the book for you i read one and bought the whole series
Comments: Don't get scared!
The Wishing Spell By: Chris Colfer Submitted by: Joelle W.
Plot: Two siblings named Alex and Conner Bailey get taken into a book filled with fairy tales. They face a lot of issues as well..
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it really took me to another world so many details and suspense.
Comments: The author Chris Colfer was also in a popular TV show called "Glee". He has also made many other books that are also worth the read.
Plot: Two siblings named Alex and Conner Bailey get taken into a book filled with fairy tales. They face a lot of issues as well..
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it really took me to another world so many details and suspense.
Comments: The author Chris Colfer was also in a popular TV show called "Glee". He has also made many other books that are also worth the read.
Claim To Fame By: Margaret Peterson Haddix Submitted by: Katherine H.
Plot: A sixteen year old girl named Lindsey, was a actress and later on after her father's death she was upset and finally figured out that she is not by herself. Read this book to figure out what happens and who is there the whole time for her.
Why Read? This book was worth reading because it was really easy to get into this book and understanding it.The plot is very interesting to get into and what is going on with the characters.
Comments: This author has also made many other books and they are just as good as this one.
Plot: A sixteen year old girl named Lindsey, was a actress and later on after her father's death she was upset and finally figured out that she is not by herself. Read this book to figure out what happens and who is there the whole time for her.
Why Read? This book was worth reading because it was really easy to get into this book and understanding it.The plot is very interesting to get into and what is going on with the characters.
Comments: This author has also made many other books and they are just as good as this one.
Children of Blood and Bone By: Tomi Adeyemi Submitted by: Aiden L.
Plot: In a land drained of magic, a corrupt king, and an evil army, it seems as if there is no hope for Orisha, but, Amari, a diviner, dares to bring magic back into the world.
Why Read? The book portrays police brutality and cruelty but maintaining a tinge of hope. Full of fear and anticipation, the two feelings fighting in your mind as you read the book, create an amazing read worth the time.
Comments: A very good read; full of suspense. The book was based on West-African culture.
Plot: In a land drained of magic, a corrupt king, and an evil army, it seems as if there is no hope for Orisha, but, Amari, a diviner, dares to bring magic back into the world.
Why Read? The book portrays police brutality and cruelty but maintaining a tinge of hope. Full of fear and anticipation, the two feelings fighting in your mind as you read the book, create an amazing read worth the time.
Comments: A very good read; full of suspense. The book was based on West-African culture.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone By: JK Rowling Submitted by: Davin M.
Plot: A 11 year old boy that lives with his aunt's abusive family. But one day he receives a letter from a weird school that when his family sees it they freak out and won't let him see it. But one day a huge man breaks down his door and tells him he is a wizard and takes him to Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry. But he discoveries the school has a secret but the the help of his friends they will figure it out.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it brings you on an adventure to a world you could never imagine.
Comments: This book is the first of a series which it is worth it to read the other books.
Plot: A 11 year old boy that lives with his aunt's abusive family. But one day he receives a letter from a weird school that when his family sees it they freak out and won't let him see it. But one day a huge man breaks down his door and tells him he is a wizard and takes him to Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry. But he discoveries the school has a secret but the the help of his friends they will figure it out.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it brings you on an adventure to a world you could never imagine.
Comments: This book is the first of a series which it is worth it to read the other books.
Deep Blue By: Jennifer Donnelly Submitted by: Shannon K
Plot: A young mermaid, Serafina embarks on an adventure with five other mermaids and seeks to protect and save their hidden world. Deep in the ocean, live the merpeople. Their communities are spread throughout the oceans, seas, and freshwaters all over the globe. In this epic mermaid fantasy Serafina and her five friends Neela, Ava, Astrid, Ling, and Becca, must use their collective minds and strength to top the destruction of their world.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it combines the fantastic magic of fairy tales and mermaids with the realistic sense of a unified community. The monsters and world has obviously has been specifically thought out for this book and everything about this book was crafted with love. The way this story is told keeps you on your toes at all time and wanting to read further and further. I recommend this book to anyone who is a fan of fantasy or mermaids, and enjoys a book made with love.
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Plot: A young mermaid, Serafina embarks on an adventure with five other mermaids and seeks to protect and save their hidden world. Deep in the ocean, live the merpeople. Their communities are spread throughout the oceans, seas, and freshwaters all over the globe. In this epic mermaid fantasy Serafina and her five friends Neela, Ava, Astrid, Ling, and Becca, must use their collective minds and strength to top the destruction of their world.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it combines the fantastic magic of fairy tales and mermaids with the realistic sense of a unified community. The monsters and world has obviously has been specifically thought out for this book and everything about this book was crafted with love. The way this story is told keeps you on your toes at all time and wanting to read further and further. I recommend this book to anyone who is a fan of fantasy or mermaids, and enjoys a book made with love.
Comments: No extra comments
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows By: JK Rowling Submitted by: Frank C
Plot: The book is about a teenage boy named Harry Potter that is being tracked down by an evil wizard named Lord Voldemort. Harry has to use the help of his friends and himself to try to defeat this wizard.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it always has something exciting going on which makes you not want to stop reading it. This book is also 34 AR points which allows you to meet your goal.
Comments: This book is also a 20 question AR quiz.
Plot: The book is about a teenage boy named Harry Potter that is being tracked down by an evil wizard named Lord Voldemort. Harry has to use the help of his friends and himself to try to defeat this wizard.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it always has something exciting going on which makes you not want to stop reading it. This book is also 34 AR points which allows you to meet your goal.
Comments: This book is also a 20 question AR quiz.
Cinder By: Marissa Meyer Submitted by: A.J. F.
Plot: This is a book about a girl named Cinder who is a half cyborg, half human. Her parents died in a terrible crash. She now lives with her sister Pearl and her mother Adri. She is put through a cyborg draft where they then find out that she is Lunar and gets mixed up with the new King of Commonwealth.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it is a long book, but is super interesting. I have finished the entire Lunar Chronicles series and already reread the first book (Cinder). Overall, this is a great series and one of the best books ever.
Comments: You cam get this book from both the MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL libraries.
Plot: This is a book about a girl named Cinder who is a half cyborg, half human. Her parents died in a terrible crash. She now lives with her sister Pearl and her mother Adri. She is put through a cyborg draft where they then find out that she is Lunar and gets mixed up with the new King of Commonwealth.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because it is a long book, but is super interesting. I have finished the entire Lunar Chronicles series and already reread the first book (Cinder). Overall, this is a great series and one of the best books ever.
Comments: You cam get this book from both the MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL libraries.
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire By: J.K. Rowling Submitted by: Aron O. Plot: 14 year-old wizard Harry Potter gets chosen as a champion for the Triwizard Tournament. He fights dragons, saves friends from mermaids, and goes into a maze with traps. He ends up in a graveyard where someone returns. Why Read? The story is full of action and adventure, and it makes for a fun story. Comments: This is the best book in the series! |
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Son of Neptune (Series: Heroes of Olympus) By: Rick Riordan Submitted by: Richard M.
Plot: This story is about the main character, Percy, who lost his memory and finds himself at camp Jupiter. His only memory is his girlfriend. He meets other demigods and has to fight monsters to get his memories back. Why Read? It's a "must read" because it is a series that always leads perfectly to the next book. Plus, it was 17 AR points! Comments: This is an amazing adventure and fantasy book! |
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The Shadows (Series: The Book of Elsewhere) By: Jacqueline West
Submitted by: Victoria R. Plot: There is a girl named Olive who is capable of looking through magical glasses to see things no one else can. Why Read? This is a mystery that is a little scary! And if you like cats then you'll really like this book. Comments: This book has so many surprises - It will turn you upside down! |
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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children By: Ransom Riggs Submitted by: Maggie M.
Plot: This is a book about Jacob. Jacob is having a hard time with his average life in Florida. Until one day he discovers that he is not so average after all. He is peculiar. Jacob must now go on a mission to save himself and find out what happened to relatives from long ago. Could they still be alive? Why Read? This book is worth reading because it is very different from other books, and it includes not only action, but science fiction, fantasy, and some small hints of romance. Comments: This book is the first book of a trilogy. the other two are the following. - Hollow City - Library of Souls. The haunting photography make this mystery makes this a THRILLING page-turner! |
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Inheritance By: Christopher Paolini Submitted by: Ethan G.
Plot: This is it. The rebels known as the Varden's campaign to Uru'baen is coming to an end, this will be the last chance to kill the mad king Galbatorix, and restore peace and freedom to Alagaseia. One way or another, they war will soon be over. Roran, Nausauda, Angela, Orik, Arya, Saphira and many others have helped Eragon to get there, but now the task of killing Galbatorix falls to him, and him alone. But first he must face his brother Murtagh. Why Read: This book is worth reading because it is the final chapter of the Inheritance series. The ending of the book doesn't wrap up perfectly, so instead YOU can imagine what happens in after the end. Comments: The whole series was great, but I have to say Eldest was my favorite, with this book as a close second. The AR quiz is 49 points. |
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Brisingr By: Christopher Paolini Submitted by: Ethan G.
Plot: Eragon and Saphira's powers have never been stronger. The dragon and rider team has returned from the elves, but now they have a new enemy: Eragon's brother Murtagh. Aside from this, Eragon and his cousin Roran have set out to rescue the woman Roran is engaged to, and kill the nefarious Ra'zac once and for all. Even if they do, there is still a huge problem. Eragon has no weapon. even though his sword was stolen in battle, he still knows that he must destroy the Ra'zac, and finally, confront Murtagh. Why Read: This book is worth reading because it has a excellent plot and has extremely memorable characters. You will like it immediately and want to pick up the next book when you are done it. Comments: This great book is worth 45 points on AR. |
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Eldest By: Christopher Paolini Submitted by: Ethan G.
Plot: Three days after the battle of Farthen Dur, Eragon and his dragon Saphira travel to Du Weldenvarden, the home of the elves, to be further instructed on magic and fighting. Meanwhile, Eragon's home village of Carvahall is attacked by the dreaded Ra'zac. Lead by Eragon's determined cousin Roran, the villagers flee Carvahall and embark on a spectacular journey. The plot races toward the finish, where a terrible secret will be revealed, and a new dragon will rise. Why Read: This book is worth reading because it continues the story of the struggle of a young boy to restore freedom to a land desolate of hope for over a century. It was probably the best book that I've ever read, even now that I've read the rest of the series. It also throws multiple characters perspectives into the mix, which was not done in the first book. Comments: Not only is this an brilliant book by a brilliant author, but it's Accelerated Reader quiz is worth 36 points, with the next books' points in the forties. |
The Rig By: Joe Ducie Submitted by: Lee B.
Plot: This book is about a teenager named William Drake who has made himself a career escaping prisons. After escaping many other prisons, Drake finds himself on The Rig, a juvenile holding facility for only the worst kids. No one ever could escape, but William Drake likes a challenge.
Why Read: This book is worth reading because it's very easy to pick up and start reading, as the action starts pretty fast. Also, the book is good with building up suspense. The pacing is great and always feel like what happens will affect the rest of the book.
Comments: The book is very easy to pick up and not hard to understand, although some of the themes are a somewhat mature and also some parts involve gore, but not overly descriptive. These are only mentioned, however, and the story does not focus on them.
Plot: This book is about a teenager named William Drake who has made himself a career escaping prisons. After escaping many other prisons, Drake finds himself on The Rig, a juvenile holding facility for only the worst kids. No one ever could escape, but William Drake likes a challenge.
Why Read: This book is worth reading because it's very easy to pick up and start reading, as the action starts pretty fast. Also, the book is good with building up suspense. The pacing is great and always feel like what happens will affect the rest of the book.
Comments: The book is very easy to pick up and not hard to understand, although some of the themes are a somewhat mature and also some parts involve gore, but not overly descriptive. These are only mentioned, however, and the story does not focus on them.
Ruby Red By: Kerstin Gier Submitted by Jackie P.
Plot: Gwenyth Sheppard is a normal 16 year old girl...that can travel through time.
Here is her adventure through time, space, and logic (with super cute characters like Gideon) in England. Wouldn't you join her?
Why Read: Let me answer that with a question.
Who doesn't like time travelling, and relatable, girl that can bring you sweets from a different time?
Gwen goes on a roller coaster of an experience and captures your attention even more with every page you read.
Plot: Gwenyth Sheppard is a normal 16 year old girl...that can travel through time.
Here is her adventure through time, space, and logic (with super cute characters like Gideon) in England. Wouldn't you join her?
Why Read: Let me answer that with a question.
Who doesn't like time travelling, and relatable, girl that can bring you sweets from a different time?
Gwen goes on a roller coaster of an experience and captures your attention even more with every page you read.
Dead Witch Walking By: Kim Harrison Submitted by: Stephen T.
Plot: After getting fired, witch Rachel Morgan has to fight off the assassins after her from her old job. Meanwhile, she has to fend off an evil drug production boss with the help of her pixy partner-in-crime, Jenks, and mysterious vampire Ivy.
Why Read: It's more thrilling and exciting than a Harry Potter book, and you don't have to wait very long for action to happen. The story goes on very nicely, too, and the characters are comedic and exhilarating.
Comments: Unfortunately, at this time of writing, there isn't an AR quiz available for this book.
Plot: After getting fired, witch Rachel Morgan has to fight off the assassins after her from her old job. Meanwhile, she has to fend off an evil drug production boss with the help of her pixy partner-in-crime, Jenks, and mysterious vampire Ivy.
Why Read: It's more thrilling and exciting than a Harry Potter book, and you don't have to wait very long for action to happen. The story goes on very nicely, too, and the characters are comedic and exhilarating.
Comments: Unfortunately, at this time of writing, there isn't an AR quiz available for this book.
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Alistair Grim's Odditorium By: Gregory Funaro Submitted by: Stephen T.
Plot: After living with a lowly family for a few months, a boy finds a place that is anything but ordinary. The leader of this place, Alistair Grim, invites him in. However, not long after, a war erupts. Why Read: It's kind of a mashup of Willy Wonka and Harry Potter. It has magic elements, but it also relates to the real world. Comments: This book is endorsed by Disney. The ending is a big surprise! (Of course, I'm not telling.) |
Lies: A Gone Novel By: Michael Grant Submitted by: Sarah N.
Plot: This novel is the third book in the "Gone" series and continues the story of characters including Sam, Astrid, Edilio, and Quinn. Very much so living up to its name, "Lies" is generally about how Perdido Beach continues to break down due to distrust among its people and divisions between the humans and the freaks. New powers come into play, new enemies are made, and with the help of healing, people return from the grave. Things are not looking well for the town, and the tale is continued in "Plague", the next of the "Gone" series.
Why Read? This book is definitely worth reading simply for the fact that the author does an excellent job of establishing characters and giving them both traits that are unique and easy to relate to. All in all, this whole series is about teens our age attempting to survive. Some thrive, while in the case of others, their effort is futile.
Comments: I recommend reading the series in order because it would be difficult to comprehend the storyline otherwise.
Plot: This novel is the third book in the "Gone" series and continues the story of characters including Sam, Astrid, Edilio, and Quinn. Very much so living up to its name, "Lies" is generally about how Perdido Beach continues to break down due to distrust among its people and divisions between the humans and the freaks. New powers come into play, new enemies are made, and with the help of healing, people return from the grave. Things are not looking well for the town, and the tale is continued in "Plague", the next of the "Gone" series.
Why Read? This book is definitely worth reading simply for the fact that the author does an excellent job of establishing characters and giving them both traits that are unique and easy to relate to. All in all, this whole series is about teens our age attempting to survive. Some thrive, while in the case of others, their effort is futile.
Comments: I recommend reading the series in order because it would be difficult to comprehend the storyline otherwise.
Variant By: Robinson Wells Submitted by: Sarah N.
Plot: Benson Fisher is a foster child. He's gone from family to family in the past few years, from school to school. He decides to go to a boarding school called Maxfield Academy for people like himself. At first, he rides in the car to the school, and besides the size of the academy, it all seems pretty great. But as he enters, and he receives orientation, he finds that there are no adults in the school. No principal. And no escape.
Why Read? This book is great! There are twists and turns in the plot, and every character is unique in their own way. Some of the characters you will just learn to love, while others... well... you'll just have to read and see.
Comments: My teacher had this book last year, but I never thought to pick it up. I don't know why I put off reading it for so long. Trust me, don't wait; you'll be missing out!
Plot: Benson Fisher is a foster child. He's gone from family to family in the past few years, from school to school. He decides to go to a boarding school called Maxfield Academy for people like himself. At first, he rides in the car to the school, and besides the size of the academy, it all seems pretty great. But as he enters, and he receives orientation, he finds that there are no adults in the school. No principal. And no escape.
Why Read? This book is great! There are twists and turns in the plot, and every character is unique in their own way. Some of the characters you will just learn to love, while others... well... you'll just have to read and see.
Comments: My teacher had this book last year, but I never thought to pick it up. I don't know why I put off reading it for so long. Trust me, don't wait; you'll be missing out!
The Eye of Minds By: James Dashner Submitted by: Sara N.
Plot: WELCOME TO THE VIRTNET. Video games have evolved. No remotes. No Wii or PlayStation. The VirtNet is a game, where you lie in a box called the Coffin, which brings you into the game. You are inside a life simulated video game, where you're real body inside the coffin causes you to feel every bit of pain you feel in the Sleep. You can do anything in you're wildest dreams. And the best part is, every time you die, you just wake up. Until now.
Why Read? I read the Maze Runner series, which is by the same author, which led me to believe this series would be just as good. I was right. There is plenty of suspense, thought provoking ideas, and little romance.
Comments: The characters are funny, yet brave. You will get attached to them right on introduction.
Plot: WELCOME TO THE VIRTNET. Video games have evolved. No remotes. No Wii or PlayStation. The VirtNet is a game, where you lie in a box called the Coffin, which brings you into the game. You are inside a life simulated video game, where you're real body inside the coffin causes you to feel every bit of pain you feel in the Sleep. You can do anything in you're wildest dreams. And the best part is, every time you die, you just wake up. Until now.
Why Read? I read the Maze Runner series, which is by the same author, which led me to believe this series would be just as good. I was right. There is plenty of suspense, thought provoking ideas, and little romance.
Comments: The characters are funny, yet brave. You will get attached to them right on introduction.
The Mortality Doctrine: The Rule of Thoughts By: James Dashner Submitted by Sara N.
Plot: Michael, Sarah, and Bryson, after finding out that the mortality doctrine was being used, they must find the tangent (a computer program) Kaine, who was downloading computer programs into humans. In a world of video games called the VirtNet that is as real as humanity itself, how will they know the difference between real and fake?
Why Read? This book is worth reading because the ending is extraordinary, just like the rest of James Dashner's books. Also, there is a ton of suspense.
Comments: This book is awesome! If you like futuristic fiction, this is a series for you. The first book is the Eye of Minds.
Plot: Michael, Sarah, and Bryson, after finding out that the mortality doctrine was being used, they must find the tangent (a computer program) Kaine, who was downloading computer programs into humans. In a world of video games called the VirtNet that is as real as humanity itself, how will they know the difference between real and fake?
Why Read? This book is worth reading because the ending is extraordinary, just like the rest of James Dashner's books. Also, there is a ton of suspense.
Comments: This book is awesome! If you like futuristic fiction, this is a series for you. The first book is the Eye of Minds.
Rot and Ruin Series By: Jonathan Maberry Submitted by: Elizabeth N.
Plot: This four book series is full of adventure and thrill when the dead clash with the living. The adults in the books ignore the dead and pretend they aren't even there and cower behind chain link fences. The new generation of children come with new ideas about how to fight off the zombie plague, but as the series go on, Benny and Nix find out that the dead aren't the worst things out there.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because Jonathan Maberry's writing style is memorable. The characters and plot are like none seen before, and if you like action packed thrillers, than this series is for you.
Comments: I'd definitely suggest reading these books. After every book I was eager to read more.
Plot: This four book series is full of adventure and thrill when the dead clash with the living. The adults in the books ignore the dead and pretend they aren't even there and cower behind chain link fences. The new generation of children come with new ideas about how to fight off the zombie plague, but as the series go on, Benny and Nix find out that the dead aren't the worst things out there.
Why Read? This book is worth reading because Jonathan Maberry's writing style is memorable. The characters and plot are like none seen before, and if you like action packed thrillers, than this series is for you.
Comments: I'd definitely suggest reading these books. After every book I was eager to read more.
Halo: The Fall of the Reach By: Eric Nyland Submitted by: Hayden M.
Plot: The alien army known as the Covenant destroys all the human-owned planets and galaxies, planning on wiping out humankind, only one stronghold bocking the Covenant from Earth remains. Planet Reach. It's pretty much on Earth's doorstep. It's the last military fortress to defy the alien assault on Earth, destroying humankind. The UNSC (United Nations Space Command) are out numbered and have no chance against the Covenant onslaught, but Reach holds a closely guarded secret. It's the training ground for the very first super soldiers code named "Spartans." These warriors, specially bioengineered and augmented, are trained to kill and are highly lethal. They are the last defense against the Covenant' destruction.
Why Read? This book was definitely worth reading. That says something. I'm a picky reader and I don't read too much but this book was worth it. Especially if you're a video game fan. The book is action packed and full of details.
Comments: This book IS about the video game series "Halo." It tells you the full story of what happens after the attack on the planet Harvest (Halo Wars) and the actual story of what happens on Reach (Halo: Reach).
Plot: The alien army known as the Covenant destroys all the human-owned planets and galaxies, planning on wiping out humankind, only one stronghold bocking the Covenant from Earth remains. Planet Reach. It's pretty much on Earth's doorstep. It's the last military fortress to defy the alien assault on Earth, destroying humankind. The UNSC (United Nations Space Command) are out numbered and have no chance against the Covenant onslaught, but Reach holds a closely guarded secret. It's the training ground for the very first super soldiers code named "Spartans." These warriors, specially bioengineered and augmented, are trained to kill and are highly lethal. They are the last defense against the Covenant' destruction.
Why Read? This book was definitely worth reading. That says something. I'm a picky reader and I don't read too much but this book was worth it. Especially if you're a video game fan. The book is action packed and full of details.
Comments: This book IS about the video game series "Halo." It tells you the full story of what happens after the attack on the planet Harvest (Halo Wars) and the actual story of what happens on Reach (Halo: Reach).
Seige of Macindaw (Ranger’s Apprentice Series) By: John Flanagan Submitted by: Jarrod B.
Plot: The story is set in ancient times where people still hunt with arrows, swords, and shields. Will, a Ranger, is on a mission to find out about the mysterious wizardry going on at castle Macindaw. Then, King Orman is poisoned, and Will has to get him to a healer. Then he finds out that the newest king is secretly forming an alliance with the Scottish and they are plotting to take over his homeland. Will tries to stop the Scottish in this adventure-packed fantasy story.
Why Read? It is full of action and thrilling adventure!!
City of Bones By: Cassandra Clare Submitted by Robert S.
Plot: In the first book to the Mortal Instruments Series, a young girl Clary finds herself in a world that only she can see and is sucked into a war that her mother tried to hide from her for years.
Why Read? This book has a great plot tons of comedy, action, suspense, and some romance.
Comments: This book is for both boys and girls, and it was really fun to read.
Plot: In the first book to the Mortal Instruments Series, a young girl Clary finds herself in a world that only she can see and is sucked into a war that her mother tried to hide from her for years.
Why Read? This book has a great plot tons of comedy, action, suspense, and some romance.
Comments: This book is for both boys and girls, and it was really fun to read.
The Last Apprentice: Clash of the Demons By Joseph Delaney Submitted by John A.
Plot: Like all of Joseph Delaney's books, the plot includes violence. This story is about Tom, who is the Apprentice of the Spook. Tom is reunited with his mother to go and fight the evil Fiend. He is forced to make a tough decision to either let the dark forces into the world or be separated from his mother forever. Meanwhile the Spook doesn’t agree with anything that Tom's mom is doing and will not take Tom back as his apprentice if Tom joins his mother’s side.
Why Read? Yes, this book is definitely worth reading. It is entertaining, easy to read, and a good amount of points! I would recommend this book to people who are into things like witches, magic, and creatures of the dark. This truly sparked my interest, and the good thing is that “The Last Apprentice” is a large series. I give this book two thumbs up!!!!
Comments: I highly suggest reading "The Last Apprentice" series by Joseph Delaney. I read only 3 of the 10 of his books our library has provided for our school. So far I loved all 3 I read!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Plot: Like all of Joseph Delaney's books, the plot includes violence. This story is about Tom, who is the Apprentice of the Spook. Tom is reunited with his mother to go and fight the evil Fiend. He is forced to make a tough decision to either let the dark forces into the world or be separated from his mother forever. Meanwhile the Spook doesn’t agree with anything that Tom's mom is doing and will not take Tom back as his apprentice if Tom joins his mother’s side.
Why Read? Yes, this book is definitely worth reading. It is entertaining, easy to read, and a good amount of points! I would recommend this book to people who are into things like witches, magic, and creatures of the dark. This truly sparked my interest, and the good thing is that “The Last Apprentice” is a large series. I give this book two thumbs up!!!!
Comments: I highly suggest reading "The Last Apprentice" series by Joseph Delaney. I read only 3 of the 10 of his books our library has provided for our school. So far I loved all 3 I read!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Raven's Gate By: Anthony Horowitz Submitted by Dillion H.
Plot: Matt is the main character and he is punished by the government for witnessing a crime. He is put in a foster home and the lady is a witch. He has powers too, and doesnt even know about it. Find out what happens to everyone who tries to help him. Will evil prevail or will he be able to stop it?
Why Read? It worth reading because it has a lot of action in it.
Plot: Matt is the main character and he is punished by the government for witnessing a crime. He is put in a foster home and the lady is a witch. He has powers too, and doesnt even know about it. Find out what happens to everyone who tries to help him. Will evil prevail or will he be able to stop it?
Why Read? It worth reading because it has a lot of action in it.
