Book Reviews

This is a satirical and eye opening coming of age story that follows a teenage boy named Holden.

Hurricane Katrina rips apart the streets and one man is left to protect his house from thieves and the cruelties of a natural disaster, will he survive?

Slaughterhouse-Five is a story about a haunting event that still remains a major part of the author's life, and his attempts to move on from it.

As humans we tend to see things from a very one sided perspective meaning that we are superior and more advanced than anything else.

Devastated by climate change, war, diseases, famines and droughts, the earth in 2044 is a pretty crappy place for the teenager Wade Watts to live in.

Walls had a crazy eventful childhood from traveling thorough the desert, to making her way to New York as a seventeen year old.

The 57 Bus: A True Story of Two Teenagers and the Crime that Changed Their Lives, is a beautifully written non- fiction story for both teens and adults to read.

The Glass Castle is a memoir about the life of the author, Jeannette Walls.

This novel tells the intriguing story of Janie Crawford and how her life progressed throughout her middle-aged years.

Losing friends and making new ones is a part of life, right?