Bloody Jack

Rating: 5/5

This book really surprised me. I was very impressed and happy with how much I liked it.  It was a great book and I highly recommend it! I can't wait to read the sequel and such. It is a definite must read!

Lain

A Time for Dancing

By: Wills Hurwin

Pages:257

This book was a definite cry-your-eyes-out book. It was REALLY sad, and VERY realistic. It had some not so good words in it, but was still very good. It is a book I think most best friends should read, because we some times take these things for granted, friends, good health, the ability to choose things for ones self. All in all I really liked it. Not one of my favorites, but still very good. It really shows how valuable life is. 

Plot: 

To make it short and sweet, it is about the best of friends. They do everything together, and have been doing so since they were nine. Everything is going great, until one of them gets sick, very sick. 

CAUTION: Do not read if you do not like crying books! (I still recommend it though, and I am not a big crying book fan.)

Lain~

Double Identity

Story: 3/5

Charitors: 2/5

Over all: 2.5/5

This book was a very quick read,

and took me about 2 days. It was

about a 12 year old girl named

Bethany who has always got what

she has wanted. If she asked her

parents for something, of coarse s

he would get it. Her parents were

lways around. When she was invited

to sleep overs, they would always come

up with a reason why shecould not go.

So why, a few weeks before her 13th birthday,

does her parents drop her off at

her Aunt's house, who she has never

even herd of? And why has her

mom been crying so much lately?

I thought it was a decent book, but defiantly

not my favorite. It was crossed between

sifi and present day. I would not recomend

this book if you have ANYOTHER books you

were thinking of reading, but if you have NOTHING

to read, than go ahead and read it, because it is not

THAT bad.

Lain

The Maiden of Mayfair

Overall: 4/5

Story Line: 4/5

Characters: 4/5

I liked this book excessively. It was about a little orphan girl named Sarah, that is taken when she was 13, (or was it 14?) to mansion to be a ward of Mrs. Blake, an elderly widow. At first it seems that she was picked at random, which confuses Sarah quite a bit, because who would want a skinny orphan girl with a crippled left hand??? If she really wanted her just because of her, she was not sure why, and why was the world does every one seem to be whispering behind her back? 

I thought it had an amazing story line, and it is a defiantly good book. The only thing I was not crazy about was that it had a slight "Christan" undertone, but all in all it was a good book!

Lain