ROTTERS by Daniel Kraus – REVIEW

When Joey’s mother is killed he is sent to live with the father he never met – Ken Harnett.  In addition to dealing with the grief of losing his mother, he has to suffer through high school as the new kid where he immediately becomes the target of ridicule and pranks. No one in town [Keep Reading]

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EVERYBODY SEES THE ANTS by A.S. King – REVIEW

Lucky Linderman just wants to get through the day without seeing Nadar McMillan.  Ever since he was seven years old and Nadar peed on his sandals Lucky has tried to stay out of his way. It hasn’t worked though.  No matter what he does, he always ends up on the wrong end of Nadar’s fist. [Keep Reading]

WISH YOU WERE DEAD by Todd Strasser – REVIEW

A person can only take being treated like dirt for so long. Str-S-d (Stressed) has had it. She creates a blog in order to vent her frustrations and post reasons why the “popular” kids at school are making her life miserable. At first she just complains about things in general, but it doesn’t take long [Keep Reading]

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TOUCH by Francine Prose – REVIEW

Maisie has always been best friends with Shakes, Chris, and Kevin. She hasn’t ever had “girl” friends and it has never seemed strange to her that she always hung out with the three boys.  They treated her just like one of the guys – until Maisie goes away for a year to live with her [Keep Reading]

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SHE’S SO DEAD TO US by Kieran Scott – REVIEW

It’s been 18 months since Ally Ryan has lived in Orchard Hill and she is nervous about moving back. She doesn’t know how her friends are going to welcome her back after she left without even saying goodbye to them. Ally didn’t have any warning the night her and her parents left town. With her [Keep Reading]

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INFINITY by Sherrilyn Kenyon – REVIEW

Before Nick Gautier was a Squire for Kyrian Hunter and way before he ran into trouble with Ash, he was a ninth grader on a scholarship at prestigious private school.  He is willing to put up with the constant harassment from his classmates because of the ridiculous clothes his mother buys for him and the [Keep Reading]

NOTHING by Janne Teller – REVIEW

Atheneum – February 9, 2010 NOTHING by Janne Teller is a dark and disturbing story of a group of Danish seventh graders who are forced to define “meaning.”  When one of their classmates leaves school one day after he announces, “Nothing matters,” they pull together to find a way to prove he is wrong. The [Keep Reading]

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SOME GIRLS ARE by Courtney Summers – REVIEW

St. Martin’s Griffin – January 5, 2010 Regina hates being the designated driver. The parties aren’t fun to begin with, but when she has to be there sober it is practically unbearable. When she is ready to go home, Regina tries to find her best friend so she can get her in the car and [Keep Reading]

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BY THE TIME YOU READ THIS, I'LL BE DEAD by Julie Anne Peters – REVIEW

Hyperion – January 5, 2010 Daelyn has suffered major psychological damage from years of being bullied. The torment and embarrassment she received because of her weight started her downhill slide into despair. Daelyn has lost her desire to live and failed at several attempts to end her life. Her latest failure has left her unable [Keep Reading]

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THE ASTONISHING ADVENTURES OF FANBOY AND GOTH GIRL by Barry Lyga – REVIEW

I read this book a long time ago and didn’t realize the review wasn’t posted on my blog. Here it is now, since I’ll be referring to it in my review for the follow-up, GOTH GIRL RISING. The Astonishing Adventures of Fanboy and Goth Girl by Barry Lyga My rating: 5 of 5 stars Barry [Keep Reading]

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